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*Habibi Habbas* is one of the most unusual _fictional_ musical groups of the period, formed in Libya in the mid-1970s and uniquely blending psychedelic rock, Arabic pop and funk. The group's name combines the word “Habibi“, which reflects the warm and friendly atmosphere of Arab culture, with the expression “Habbas“, which refers to groove-filled and energetic music. Their first album, “Funky Caravan“, released in 1976, attracted attention both in the local and international music scene and brought them cult status. The band members developed a unique sound that combined traditional Arabic music with Western psychedelic rock and funk trends. Funky Caravan offers the best examples of this unique music. The songs on the album have a structure enriched with guitar riffs, groovy bass lines, rhythmic percussion and deep, melodic Eastern instruments. The arabesque melodies in their songs create a mystical and hypnotic atmosphere, while the funky rhythms of the West invite the listener to dance. Habibi Habbas managed to create a timeless work by synthesizing the cultural richness of Libya and musical influences from the West. The album “Funky Caravan“ has the retro and vintage sounds of the 70s, and bridges the boundaries of Arab music and Western music. The band's signature songs “Sands of Funk“, “Disco Mirage“ and “Groove Bazaar“ offer a dark, emotional and danceable atmosphere. Although Habibi Habbas did not achieve widespread commercial success, their first album, Funky Caravan, released in 1976, is considered a work that reflects the musical spirit of a period and has achieved cult status years later. - *Tracklist:* 00:00 Sands of Funk 04:21 Disco Mirage 08:42 Habbas Boogie 13:03 Groove Bazaar 16:52 Camel Funk Express 21:14 Midnight Oasis Jam 25:02 Djinn Dance 29:24 Riff of the Dunes 33:45 Caravan Serenade 37:34 Desert Groove Ritual - *WARNING:* Every artist and song here is entirely fictional. But who cares what's real when the music sounds this good? Just hit play and enjoy! - Another Great Music Channel: @zaruret #psychedelicrock #habibifunk #arabicpop #arabicrock #arabicfunk #funk #psychedelicfunk #desertfunk #desertrock #habibi
