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Posted by zingo on 10.09.2008

it's some thing new and we are boring the mexican series

and because they are have a good looking man ( Mohanad )

i think the face off the actor very important to the jordanians not the story off the show and that's very important can a person have money use it

the jordanians are cares ( how its beautiful ) that's a big problem .

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Posted by sheikh on 26.08.2008

I also want to remind with the frenzy with "Bab Al- Hara", and many others. I don't think that one factor can explain such phenomenon. May be not a collection of factors can do that. To me, there is a "process" (Interactions) among factors that help spreading media products.

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Posted by razano on 25.08.2008

I think the fact that the voice over is in Syrian dialect as well as the more Muslim related characters portrayed helped people connect more with this soap than others. But lets not forget the Cassandra craze 10 years ago, I think its a way for people to runaway from their lives and troubles for an hour everyday and live a story that relates to the imaginary lives they could have had...

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Posted by Ghassan on 24.08.2008

deep lust for a blonde ladies man.. it's as superficial as that!

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Posted by JosefJ on 24.08.2008

It's because it has a lot of fights, and the Jordanians are nosey!

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Posted by Shalabieh on 24.08.2008

What I have heard from people and their thoughts is that it is a soap opera they can relate to because it is somewhat eastern in setting.

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Posted by sheikh on 24.08.2008

I hope I will not be flamed for posing the question :)

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