This is one of the most popular Yemeni songs. Artists like Ragheb Alamah and Ahlam have covered it in the past, and it is still one of the most loved Khaliji songs to this day. (Voting period will be extended till August 20th since we would like to tally a few more votes) In the meantime, we're adding 5 songs requested by you guys. HELP US DECIDE WHICH SONGS THEME TO DO NEXT: As mentioned in the video, we want you to decide what music theme you would prefer seeing next among the 3 options. Rank the options in this manner: 1. X (being the one you want to see the most) 2. Y (the second) 3. Z (The one you want to see last). About the themes: .Time Travel: 80s: Here we will take you on a journey to the Arab World's music scene in the 80s. . Region Gems: Maghreb: Here we will explore the music of the Maghrebi region in all its Arabic dialects and the Andalusian music which the region is famous for. We will also attempt to provide translated Amazigh music as well as it is an indispensable part of the region's magical and rich culture. .Around the World: Here we will add Arabic songs with musical compositions from Turkey, India, Greece, Italy, Spain, France, Latin America and so on... Just as have Arabic music inspired musical compositions around the world, so was it inspired by the melodies of other regions, and this is what this theme will highlight. The first theme will be announced on August 12th after the voting is done. Several requested videos are scheduled to be added in the time frame leading to that day. Only one vote per Youtube account will be considered. Thank you for your time ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Abu Baker Salem (Arabic: ابو بكر سالم, born March 19, 1939) was a Yemeni-Saudi singer, poet, songwriter. Born in the town of Tarim, Yemen, and then moving to Aden, Salem created poems that would be turned into song and broadcast on local radio stations. He rose into local prominence at the age of 17 with his own song and book compiling all of his poems. Salem later moved to Saudi Arabia, continuing to produce and sing songs that become popular throughout the Arab World. Salem is one of the most iconic Gulf singers, being bestowed several awards from his home country of Yemen and Saudi Arabia for his contributions to the genre. Abu Baker Salem died on December 10, 2017 at the age of 78 due to health problems