This beautifully shot video features the vocals of Hany Adel from Wust El Balad as well as Amir Eid, as they walk through the crowds of demonstrators in Tahrir square. Following a simple formula reminiscent of Bob Dylan, each shot features different protestors carrying posters of the lyrics as they sing: from the sweet potato seller to the Al Azhar Sheikh and the little girl with her father. The song’s lyrics are poignant and inspiring, talking about breaking barriers, using hopes and dreams as ammunition against oppression, and the voice of freedom calling on every street in Cairo.