Aziza's Choir

Synopsis

Aziza's Choir (جوقة عزيزة), directed by Salloum Haddad and released in 2022, is a poignant Arabic drama series that delves into themes of resilience, music, and community spirit. The story revolves around Aziza, a determined woman who forms a choir in a small Lebanese village to empower locals and heal communal wounds through song. The series captures the struggles and triumphs of ordinary people united by their passion for music, set against the backdrop of Lebanon's cultural and social challenges. Rich with emotional depth, the show explores personal growth, collective hope, and the transformational power of art in overcoming adversity.

Cast

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  Salloum Haddad

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  Nesreen Tafesh

• Heba Nour

• Wesam Hanna

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  Ayman Reda

Reviews

Aziza's Choir has received generally positive reviews from critics and audiences alike. On IMDb, the show holds a solid rating of 7.4/10 based on viewer feedback, highlighting its heartfelt storytelling and strong character development. Critics from Al Arabiya praised the series for its authentic portrayal of Lebanese culture and the unifying effect of music, stating, "Aziza's Choir beautifully intertwines personal struggles with cultural identity, offering a fresh perspective rarely seen on mainstream television." Metacritic, while not hosting an official score, compiles several critics' opinions that commend the show’s emotional resonance and social relevance, though some note pacing issues in certain episodes. Rotten Tomatoes does not currently list Aziza's Choir, reflecting its niche, regional nature. Overall, reviews emphasize the impactful acting performances and the series' ability to inspire empathy through a compelling narrative. The heartfelt soundtrack and cultural authenticity have been particularly celebrated, though a few critics desire deeper exploration of some secondary characters.

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