"Do You Love Me?", from the Bendaly Family عائلة بندلي
Shot in Kuwait, 1978.
UPDATE: As far as I can determine, from hunting around for more information, The Bendaly Family are Lebanese.
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3 comments:
uhm..a clip from the 70...arabic music videos have been upgraded since the 70
What a treasure! Something like The Lawrence Welk Show meets The Monkees, meets the Partidge Family, meets the Bendaly Family. Can't get any cooler than that.
hilarious isn't it :)
makes my day a happy day
the Bendaly family is indeed Lebanese, they are from Tripoli (in the North) (unfortunately a region that's much in the news these days)
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