| Khamra Teeka | ||||
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| Studio album by Linda George | ||||
| Released | 1993 | |||
| Recorded | 1993 | |||
| Genre | Assyrian | |||
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Khamra Teeka is an album by Assyrian singer Linda George released in 1993.
The album was a huge success for the singer and marked a point in her career where she transitioned from traditional folk Assyrian Music, to more contemporary, Western music. Though the album still included traditional Assyrian ballads that for which Linda had come to be popular. The album contains "Matlab D' Libba" or "The Chappeh Chappeh Song", which contained a rap verse. It also contains the track "Barwar", a song which tells the story of the bombing of Barwar, a northern Iraq region that was laid to waste during the Gulf War.