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Italian singer Son Pascal, who is popular in Kazakhstan for his songs in Kazakh, has shot a video for his new song Makhabbat, Tengrinews reports. The music video shows a guy in love in Astana, and show the city's main streets and malls, schools and universities, skyscrapers and night clubs, the airport and the esplanade of the Irtysh River along with its students and residents. The training base of Barys hockey club with young athletes playing hockey is also shown in the video. Son Pascal is an Italian singer and composer residing in Kazakhstan and well known for his songs in multiple languages. With this video he is trying himself as a director and cameraman: he shot the entire music video himself. Asiya Ospanova and Medet Baiken wrote the lyrics for the song Makhabbat, they work together with Pascal. The music and arrangements were made by the signer. It is a song about love and attraction that strikes as very sincere. The video shows real people, true emotions and genuine Astana.
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Italian singer Son Pascal, who is popular in Kazakhstan for his songs in Kazakh, has shot a video for his new song Makhabbat, Tengrinews reports.
The music video shows a guy in love in Astana, and show the city's main streets and malls, schools and universities, skyscrapers and night clubs, the airport and the esplanade of the Irtysh River along with its students and residents. The training base of Barys hockey club with young athletes playing hockey is also shown in the video.
Son Pascal is an Italian singer and composer residing in Kazakhstan and well known for his songs in multiple languages. With this video he is trying himself as a director and cameraman: he shot the entire music video himself.
Asiya Ospanova and Medet Baiken wrote the lyrics for the song Makhabbat, they work together with Pascal. The music and arrangements were made by the signer.
It is a song about love and attraction that strikes as very sincere. The video shows real people, true emotions and genuine Astana.
