BABA FEIN

Mishaal Tamer's song 'BABA FEIN' is a heartfelt exploration of fatherly advice and the journey of personal growth. The recurring question 'Baba fein?' (Where is father?) and the response 'Baba hina' (Father is here) set the tone for a dialogue between the artist and his father. This exchange symbolizes the constant presence and influence of paternal guidance in the artist's life, even when physically absent.

The lyrics reflect the father's wisdom, cautioning against reckless pursuits ('Don't you go chasing the Sun Solaire') and emphasizing the importance of hard work and excellence ('If you'll be a clown better be the best'). The metaphor of 'chasing the Sun Solaire' suggests the dangers of overreaching or striving for unattainable goals without proper preparation. The father's advice to work hard, even on a Sunday, underscores the value of diligence and perseverance.

The repetition of phrases like 'I'm getting close, I'm closer' and 'I'm getting warm, I'm warmer' conveys a sense of progress and determination. These lines illustrate the artist's journey towards achieving his goals, guided by his father's teachings. The song's blend of Arabic and English lyrics adds a cultural depth, reflecting Mishaal Tamer's background and the universal nature of the themes discussed. 'BABA FEIN' is a poignant reminder of the enduring impact of parental advice and the continuous effort required to grow and succeed.