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I’ve featured a lot of talented Kuwaiti musicians on the blog from the likes of Faisal Al-Salem who’s a lead singer for a very popular Japanese thrash metal band and Naser Al-Marzouq, the young and blind Kuwaiti piano player. Mubarak Al Rashed is another Kuwait musician who I think is also really talented.
I found out about Mubarak a few days ago when a reader emailed me telling me about him. Mubarak is a cop by day and an extremely talented Hindi singer by night. It’s a pretty strange combination but if you watch him sing in the video above you’ll see how great is. There are even more videos of him singing [Here]
I also found this old cached Kuwait Times article which has a bit more information on Mubarak and how he got into Hindi music. You can check that article [Here]
Thanks Francis
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It’s has a kinda 70’s sound to it.
The song IS from a 1970’s hindi blockbuster! The song has been sung in over 15 different languages and a cover of the track has been attempted by atleast a few million people if not less.
It was originally sung by Kishore Kumar (the Doyen of Hindi Music) for the movie Jawani Diwani – loosely translated as Youthful Craziness.
This was my school !
He got so good grip of Hindi pronunciation
I’ve seen him sing a couple of times.. and I must say at first i was shocked when they said he is an Indian.
From What i know.. he is a big Amitabh Bachchan fan and most of his songs are from Amitabh Bachchans movies from 70’s & 80’s.
This guy is an amazing singer..
I saw his performance in lot of stages.He performs well.He sungs old hindi songs..
He having a good hindi pronuncation.Anyway all the best…
Nice
I just cried.
Awesome…
His hindi accent is so pure :/
Can’t be distinguished from a hindi speaker.
Wow
I cant believe he is an arab………..
And indeed he has a great voice,
just WOW
Try to expose some south asian singing in arabic with a proper accent.
That will be More Impressive.
thank you mark so much, to bring this up,
one word,,,,, awssssssssome
Came in expecting to be impressed, left laughing and unsatisfied.
WAAAAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHHAAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHA
this guy made me smile 🙂
His intonation, accent, punctuation and crisp flat hindi word / lyrics pronouciation is no less native Hindi speaker than any Indian you find on the streets of India. Brilliant Mr. Rashed. Take a bow!!
My husband saw his live performance few weeks ago and said he was really good.
pathetic
why?
Yes, we all know you are. =)
He is amazing. All the negativity here is just sad.
Cultural diversity at its best.
Loved it.
Mark, you must edit the caption of this post of Kuwaiti who sings in Hindi…otherwise people would skip the post.
Yeah I swear!
i cant belive it.he is singing perfectly.