Expo City Dubai has launched a limited number of luxury detached villas overlooking the Expo Valley Nature Reserve. Maha Villas, for the first time, offers a collection of spacious five-bedroom homes that offer a spacious living experience. Nature with the convenience of contemporary living Its prices start from 13 million dirhams and it has areas ranging from 7,537 to 13,261 square feet, and it has a private pool and underground parking.

Engineer Ahmed Al Khatib, Head of Real Estate Development and Delivery, Expo City Dubai said: “Our philosophy is centered on creating comprehensive living experiences as residents can own an exceptional home that enables them to enjoy and connect to sustainable living in the lap of nature. Their community and world, and the Maha Villas are unique and are our finest properties to date.

The Expo Valley project is the first of its kind in the UAE, where green spaces cover 60 percent of its area, and offers direct access to a nature reserve, lake and valley, where the sights and sounds of local wildlife will change. An integral part of the residents’ daily lives of the renowned project.

Expo Valley residents will enjoy cycling paths, walking trails, playgrounds, recreational facilities – three community clubs with gyms – cafes and restaurants, all within walking distance of the residences.

Last month, Expo City unveiled Yasmina Villas — a collection of semi-detached homes in Expo Valley — building on the success of Shamza Townhouses, launched earlier this year.

Dubai is one of the most important cities in preserving and promoting Emirati folk music for the younger generation, as local musicians support local music acts and provide a great environment for local musicians to express themselves and hone their talents. Events related to Emirati culture are deeply rooted and express the feelings and emotions of the people. The United Arab Emirates has been around for decades and has maintained its identity and heritage to this day, thanks to the efforts of the relevant authorities in this regard. Preserve and protect heritage in all its forms and arts.

Among the things that contribute to the preservation of Emirati folk music in Dubai are several official cultural institutions, various cultural centers and popular music art galleries with most of the international exhibitions and events held in Dubai. They are eager to make them part of the public scene, to express originality and heritage.

Dubai organizes many music events aimed at the younger generation to encourage young people to discover and participate in local musical talent, such as the Dubai Youth Music Festival organized by Dubai Culture and Arts Authority “Dubai Culture”. Young music groups and artists are hosted to showcase their talents to the public. Dubai supports Emirati folk music through media outlets. Local media, television and radio are eager to shed light on popular music and its creators. Due to this support, talented youngsters are able to emerge and gain fame in the local and international arena. Encourage creative youth in Emirati folk music.

Fatima Al Jallaf, Executive Director of the Performing Arts Department at the Dubai Culture and Arts Authority (Dubai Culture), affirmed that Dubai plays an important role in the sustainability of ancient Emirati art and artistic heritage. He added: In Dubai culture, as Emirati art, music and traditional and popular arts have started to decline, we strive to practice ancient Emirati art in all its forms and ensure its continuity among them in the long run. For a limited time, more support is needed through more specialized courses and workshops.” “Especially for the current generation, to preserve it immortality and showcase young artistic talent.”

He continued: “We must preserve traditional arts and popular music and teach them to the new generation in schools and universities, through awareness and education programs organized by Dubai Culture in this field, in addition to intensive and specialized courses in each of these arts, a comprehensive program that will greatly help in this matter. We are working on the strategy.

Emirati artist Ibrahim Juma pointed out that Emirati traditional arts need more attention and teach the new generation in innovative and significant ways, stressing that cultural institutions have an important role in focusing on these arts and bringing them back to the scene. without any change in their function.

Monday 27 November 2023 / 16:39

A video clip captured the moment Ludacris (Christopher Brian Bridges) landed from the skies of Mercedes-Benz Stadium yesterday, Sunday, during a break between the third and fourth quarters of the American football game for the Falcons and Saints.

In the video, the artist is suspended from a crane while performing one of his most famous works, MOVE B. The rapper tried to dance while hanging, while his colleague waited below to finish the performance, along with the rest of the concert dancers.

Roll out 😤@Ludacris was driven from the roof at #Hawks ATL 🔥 A game celebrating 50 years of hip hop pic.twitter.com/uiEEb7sOUp

— Fox Sports: NFL (@NFLonFOX) November 26, 2023

Lady Gaga lookalike

According to the site TMZLudacris’ flying entrance to the ceremony was Lady Gaga in 2018 during her live performance at the end of the first half of the American Super Bowl, where she stood atop one of the tallest columns in the stadium.

During one of his songs, he surprised the audience by jumping on stage using two tight ropes, but his performance did not end impressively as he tried to dance and flip in the air and failed. Landed safely.

Ludacris in a nutshell

He is considered one of the most popular rappers in his country. He has won 3 Grammy Awards, a Screen Actors Guild Award, a Critics’ Choice Award and an MTV Video Music Award.
Apart from music, Ludacris entered the world of cinema through the role of Dick Parker in the Fast and Furious film series, where he made his first appearance in the series in 2003. In 2004 he presented Crash (2004), including Gamer. (2009) and New Year’s Eve (2011) In 2021, he voiced one of the cartoon characters in the Netflix series Karma’s World.