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Farah Chamma (Arabic: فرح شمّا ; born 6 April, 1994) is a Palestinian spoken-word poet currently based in the United Arab Emirates. Chamma speaks six languages including Arabic, English, and French. She started sharing her poems at the age of 16 amongst The Poeticians, a group of poets from the Middle East run by the Palestinian filmmaker and writer Hind Shoufani . She is currently working with Brazilian music producer, liev, on chamæleon, a spoken-word poetry and electronic music duo. In June 2024, she was invited by Spanish singer and composer Silvia Pérez Cruz to perform as a guest poet at the launch concert of her album Toda La Vida, un Día during the inauguration of the Festival Grec de Barcelona , alongside artists such as Damien Rice , Natalia Lafourcade , and Rita Payés .
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( Learn how and when to remove this message ) Farah Chamma (born 1994) is a Palestinian poet. She is currently studying law and political science in Abu Dhabi while performing poetry.
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Palestinian writer and performer ( Learn how and when to remove this message ) Farah Chamma (born April 1994) is a Palestinian writer and performer.
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Palestinian writer and performer (born 1994) Farah Chamma (Arabic: فرح شمّا ) is a Palestinian spoken-word poet who was born in the United Arab Emirates in April, 1994.Chamma speaks six languages including Arabic, English, and French.She is one of the young poets at the "Poeticians Club" which is a group of poets from the Middle East run by the Palestinian filmmaker and writer Hind Shoufani .She is the founder of Parea band which combines music with spoken-word.
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