Tafaqum Cairo, Egypt
Tafaqum is a metal band from Cairo, Egypt.
The lyrical themes are mainly about life experiences,
personal, and social issues. All lyrics are in Egyptian Arabic.
Band members:
Magdy Hanafy - Drums and vocals
Jonathan G. Paules - Guitars.
Mohamed Dawy - Guitars.
Ashraf Omar - Bass.
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