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	three sisters Tair, Liron, and Tagel Haim. They started recording songs		three sisters Tair, Liron, and Tagel Haim. They started recording songs
	learned from their paternal grandparents, who were from San'a, the capital		learned from their paternal grandparents, who were from San'a, the capital
	of Yemen, and who came to Israel during Operation Magic Carpet in 1950.		of Yemen, and who came to Israel during [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Magic_Carpet_(Yemen) Operation Magic Carpet] in 1950.

	In addition to Mudbira, the group has recorded several songs used for		In addition to Mudbira, the group has recorded several songs used for

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	Arabic: مدبره ("Unfortunate Woman"). Circle dance by [[Yaron ~~Malicihi~~]], 2019.		Arabic: مدبره ("Unfortunate Woman"). Circle dance by [[Yaron Malichi]], 2019.

	The song is performed by A-WA (Arabic: ايوه, "Yes"), a group consisting of		The song is performed by A-WA (Arabic: ايوه, "Yes"), a group consisting of

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Arabic: مدبره ("Unfortunate Woman"). Circle dance by [[Yaron Malicihi]], 2019.

The song is performed by A-WA (Arabic: ايوه, "Yes"), a group consisting of
three sisters Tair, Liron, and Tagel Haim. They started recording songs
learned from their paternal grandparents, who were from San'a, the capital
of Yemen, and who came to Israel during Operation Magic Carpet in 1950.

In addition to Mudbira, the group has recorded several songs used for
dances: Habib Galbi (the first song in Arabic to hit #1 on the Israeli pop
charts), Shir Eres Teimani, Wa Ismail, Ya Rait, Ya Watani, and others.

The music video for Mudbira tells the story of three women whose flock of
sheep is stolen. With the help of three male dancers, they locate the
thieves and serve them poisoned food, killing them. The sounds of bleating
and bells at the end come from their recovered flocks.

The lyrics are pretty much independent of the story. The recurring chorus
translates "O small one, you are an unfortunate woman, stay with us, where
will you go from here?"

=== External Links ===

The [https://www.a-wamusic.com/ official site] of the group A-WA

[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A-WA A-WA] at Wikipedia

The [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Emur4FjnX2c music video] of Mudbira

The [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yes_(band) Wikipedia article] on another group named "Yes" (no connection)

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