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	'''Żaren Ellul ta' Fellusu''' [[File:%C5%BBaren_Ellul_Ta%27_Fellusu.jpg\|340px\|thumb\|right\|Żaren Ellul ta' Fellusu.]] is an improvised verse folk singer from Żebbuġ, Malta. He was born on the 7th February 1954 to Żaru l-Koppi and Karmena ta' Fellusa.


	Żaren was raised in his mother’s home town, Żebbug and hence he was known with the nickname of his mother’s family. He practices the trade of a stonemason, which he insists is different from that of a bricklayer. (In Maltese we distinguish between ''l-Imgħallem'', who is the senior builder and the rest of the crew, who have to follow his instructions).


	Born in a family of nine boys and two girls, he has one other brother [[Żeppi Ellul ta’ Fellusu]], aka Żeppi ''ż-Żebbugi'', who also folk sings. His mother Karmena folk sang ''l-għana tal-banju''. This left an impression on young Żaren as well as his older brother by nine years, Żeppi.

	He started his folk singing at the age of fifteen, when paired with [[Duminku Schriha Qerrieda]], also from Żebbug, at the wine shop ran by Leli z-Zagogu in the limits of Ħal Dwin and Ħal Mula, both areas in Żebbuġ. Iz-Zagogu used to record these sessions on open reel, but it is not known if they have survived. Żaren also folk sang with a ten-year old [[Jesmond Galea Tal-Kalora]] and with [[Karmnu iċ-Ċiequ]], near Tad-Dawl.

	~~He has never folk sung a ballad, although he likes Żaren Mifsud Ta' Vestru]]'s ''Ġużeppi u Maria'' and his brother's ''Il-Kaċċatur u l-Bidwija'', which was recorded in 2011.~~

	His favourite folk singer is [[Ninu Galea l-Kalora]] for his ability to maintain the chosen subject in his improvised verse and keep a rhythm and two other favourites are [[Pawlu Degabriele l-Bies]] and [[Salvu Darmanin Ir-Ruġel]].

	Ellul believes that the golden years of għana were the Sixties, with the arrival of a crop of talented folk singers, who were literate, in an era when the invasion of Anglo-American pop music on the local airwaves was in its beginnings.
	Żaren has reactivated his presence on the għana circuit since 2006, after a hiatus of many years. In the 2013 Għanafest edition he took part in a nofs għanja bout with his brother Żeppi and is now a regular in folk music events.


	~~[[File:Żaren Ellul Ta' Fellusu and brother Żeppi 6 Aug 2013.jpg \|310px\|thumb\|left\|Żaren Ellul ta' Fellusu with brother Żeppi at Trust Pub, Żejtun, August 2013.]]~~


	~~==External Links==~~

	*http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dfA8UErOEIo Folk singing in Żejtun, July 2013.
	*http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UkwQxxqYhws Folk singing at Trust Pub Żejtun, 2013.

	~~[[Category:A-Z of the Malta Music Scene]]~~
	~~[[Category:Singers from Malta]]~~
	~~[[Category:Għannejja]]~~

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	'''Żaren Ellul Ta' Fellusu''' [[File:%C5%BBaren_Ellul_Ta%27_Fellusu.jpg\|340px\|thumb\|right\|Żaren Ellul Ta' Fellusu.]] is an improvised verse folk singer from Żebbuġ, Malta. He was born on the 7th February 1954 to Żaru l-Koppi and Karmena ta' Fellusa.		'''Żaren Ellul ta' Fellusu''' [[File:%C5%BBaren_Ellul_Ta%27_Fellusu.jpg\|340px\|thumb\|right\|Żaren Ellul ta' Fellusu.]] is an improvised verse folk singer from Żebbuġ, Malta. He was born on the 7th February 1954 to Żaru l-Koppi and Karmena ta' Fellusa.


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	Born in a family of nine boys and two girls, he has one other brother [[Żeppi Ellul ~~Ta’~~ Fellusu]], aka Żeppi ''ż-Żebbugi'', who also folk sings. His mother Karmena folk sang ''l-għana tal-banju''. This left an impression on young Żaren as well as his older brother by nine years, Żeppi.		Born in a family of nine boys and two girls, he has one other brother [[Żeppi Ellul ta’ Fellusu]], aka Żeppi ''ż-Żebbugi'', who also folk sings. His mother Karmena folk sang ''l-għana tal-banju''. This left an impression on young Żaren as well as his older brother by nine years, Żeppi.

	He started his folk singing at the age of fifteen, when paired with [[Duminku Schriha Qerrieda]], also from Żebbug, at the wine shop ran by Leli z-Zagogu in the limits of Ħal Dwin and Ħal Mula, both areas in Żebbuġ. Iz-Zagogu used to record these sessions on open reel, but it is not known if they have survived. Żaren also folk sang with a ten-year old [[Jesmond Galea Tal-Kalora]] and with [[Karmnu iċ-Ċiequ]], near Tad-Dawl.		He started his folk singing at the age of fifteen, when paired with [[Duminku Schriha Qerrieda]], also from Żebbug, at the wine shop ran by Leli z-Zagogu in the limits of Ħal Dwin and Ħal Mula, both areas in Żebbuġ. Iz-Zagogu used to record these sessions on open reel, but it is not known if they have survived. Żaren also folk sang with a ten-year old [[Jesmond Galea Tal-Kalora]] and with [[Karmnu iċ-Ċiequ]], near Tad-Dawl.
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	Ellul believes that the golden years of għana were the Sixties, with the arrival of a crop of talented folk singers, who were literate, in an era when the invasion of Anglo-American pop music on the local airwaves was in its beginnings.		Ellul believes that the golden years of għana were the Sixties, with the arrival of a crop of talented folk singers, who were literate, in an era when the invasion of Anglo-American pop music on the local airwaves was in its beginnings.
	Żaren has reactivated his presence on the għana circuit since 2006, after a		Żaren has reactivated his presence on the għana circuit since 2006, after a hiatus of many years. In the 2013 Għanafest edition he took part in a nofs għanja bout with his brother Żeppi and is now a regular in folk music events.


	[[File:Żaren Ellul Ta' Fellusu and brother Żeppi 6 Aug 2013.jpg \|310px\|thumb\|left\|Żaren Ellul ta' Fellusu with brother Żeppi at Trust Pub, Żejtun, August 2013.]]		[[File:Żaren Ellul Ta' Fellusu and brother Żeppi 6 Aug 2013.jpg \|310px\|thumb\|left\|Żaren Ellul ta' Fellusu with brother Żeppi at Trust Pub, Żejtun, August 2013.]]



	Żaren has reactivated his presence on the ''għana'' circuit since 2006, after a hiatus of many years. In the 2013 [[Għanafest]] edition he took part in a ''nofs għanja'' bout with his brother Żeppi and is now a regular in folk music events.


	==External Links==		==External Links==

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	His favourite folk singer is [[Ninu Galea l-Kalora]] for his ability to maintain the chosen subject in his improvised verse and keep a rhythm and two other favourites are [[Pawlu Degabriele l-Bies]] and [[Salvu Darmanin Ir-Ruġel]].		His favourite folk singer is [[Ninu Galea l-Kalora]] for his ability to maintain the chosen subject in his improvised verse and keep a rhythm and two other favourites are [[Pawlu Degabriele l-Bies]] and [[Salvu Darmanin Ir-Ruġel]].

			Ellul believes that the golden years of għana were the Sixties, with the arrival of a crop of talented folk singers, who were literate, in an era when the invasion of Anglo-American pop music on the local airwaves was in its beginnings.
			Żaren has reactivated his presence on the għana circuit since 2006, after a

	~~His favourite folk singer is~~ [[~~Ninu Galea Il-Kalora]] for his ability to maintain the chosen subject in his improvised verse~~ and ~~keep a rhythm and two other favourites are [[Pawlu Degabriele Il-Bies~~]] ~~and [[Salvu Darmanin Ir-Ruġel]].~~
			[[File:Żaren Ellul Ta' Fellusu and brother Żeppi 6 Aug 2013.jpg \|310px\|thumb\|left\|Żaren Ellul ta' Fellusu with brother Żeppi at Trust Pub, Żejtun, August 2013.]]


	~~[[File:Żaren Ellul Ta' Fellusu and brother Żeppi 6 Aug 2013.jpg \|310px\|thumb\|left\|Żaren Ellul Ta' Fellusu with brother Żeppi at Trust Pub, Żejtun, August 2013.]]~~

	Ellul believes that the golden years of ''għana'' were in the Sixties, with the arrival of a crop of talented folk singers, who were literate and in an era when the invasion of Anglo-American pop music on the local airwaves was in its beginnings.

	Żaren has reactivated his presence on the ''għana'' circuit since 2006, after a hiatus of many years. In the 2013 [[Għanafest]] edition he took part in a ''nofs għanja'' bout with his brother Żeppi and is now a regular in folk music events.		Żaren has reactivated his presence on the ''għana'' circuit since 2006, after a hiatus of many years. In the 2013 [[Għanafest]] edition he took part in a ''nofs għanja'' bout with his brother Żeppi and is now a regular in folk music events.

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	Born in a family of nine boys and two girls, he has one other brother [[Żeppi Ellul ~~ta’~~ Fellusu]], aka Żeppi ''ż-Żebbugi'', who also folk sings. His mother Karmena folk sang ''l-għana tal-banju''. This left an impression on young Żaren as well as his older brother by nine years, Żeppi.		Born in a family of nine boys and two girls, he has one other brother [[Żeppi Ellul Ta’ Fellusu]], aka Żeppi ''ż-Żebbugi'', who also folk sings. His mother Karmena folk sang ''l-għana tal-banju''. This left an impression on young Żaren as well as his older brother by nine years, Żeppi.

			He started his folk singing at the age of fifteen, when paired with [[Duminku Schriha Qerrieda]], also from Żebbug, at the wine shop ran by Leli z-Zagogu in the limits of Ħal Dwin and Ħal Mula, both areas in Żebbuġ. Iz-Zagogu used to record these sessions on open reel, but it is not known if they have survived. Żaren also folk sang with a ten-year old [[Jesmond Galea Tal-Kalora]] and with [[Karmnu iċ-Ċiequ]], near Tad-Dawl.

			He has never folk sung a ballad, although he likes Żaren Mifsud Ta' Vestru]]'s ''Ġużeppi u Maria'' and his brother's ''Il-Kaċċatur u l-Bidwija'', which was recorded in 2011.

			His favourite folk singer is [[Ninu Galea l-Kalora]] for his ability to maintain the chosen subject in his improvised verse and keep a rhythm and two other favourites are [[Pawlu Degabriele l-Bies]] and [[Salvu Darmanin Ir-Ruġel]].


	At fifteen he made his introduction to the world of folk singing by pairing with [[Duminku Scriha Qerrieda]], from Żebbuġ in the wine shop ran by Leli Iz-Zagogu, located in the neighbourhoods of Ħal Dwin and Ħal Mula. The folk sessions held in this wine shop used to be recorded on open reel by Iz-Zagogu himself, but it is unknown if they have survived.

	Żaren also folk sang with a ten-year old [[Jesmond Galea Tal-Kalora]] and with Karmnu Iċ-Ċiequ, near Tad-Dawl. He has never folk sung a ballad, although he likes [[Żaren Mifsud Ta' Vestru]]'s ''Ġużeppi u Maria'' and his brother's ''Il-Kaċċatur u l-Bidwija'', which was recorded in 2011.

	His favourite folk singer is [[Ninu Galea Il-Kalora]] for his ability to maintain the chosen subject in his improvised verse and keep a rhythm and two other favourites are [[Pawlu Degabriele Il-Bies]] and [[Salvu Darmanin Ir-Ruġel]].		His favourite folk singer is [[Ninu Galea Il-Kalora]] for his ability to maintain the chosen subject in his improvised verse and keep a rhythm and two other favourites are [[Pawlu Degabriele Il-Bies]] and [[Salvu Darmanin Ir-Ruġel]].

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	'''Żaren Ellul Ta' Fellusu''' [[File:%C5%BBaren_Ellul_Ta%27_Fellusu.jpg\|340px\|thumb\|right\|Żaren Ellul Ta' Fellusu.]] is an improvised verse folk singer from Żebbuġ, Malta. He was born on the 7th February 1954 to Żaru L-Koppi and Karmena Ta' Fellusa.		'''Żaren Ellul Ta' Fellusu''' [[File:%C5%BBaren_Ellul_Ta%27_Fellusu.jpg\|340px\|thumb\|right\|Żaren Ellul Ta' Fellusu.]] is an improvised verse folk singer from Żebbuġ, Malta. He was born on the 7th February 1954 to Żaru l-Koppi and Karmena ta' Fellusa.


			Żaren was raised in his mother’s home town, Żebbug and hence he was known with the nickname of his mother’s family. He practices the trade of a stonemason, which he insists is different from that of a bricklayer. (In Maltese we distinguish between ''l-Imgħallem'', who is the senior builder and the rest of the crew, who have to follow his instructions).


			Born in a family of nine boys and two girls, he has one other brother [[Żeppi Ellul ta’ Fellusu]], aka Żeppi ''ż-Żebbugi'', who also folk sings. His mother Karmena folk sang ''l-għana tal-banju''. This left an impression on young Żaren as well as his older brother by nine years, Żeppi.



	Although his father is from Kirkop, Żaren was born and bred in Żebbuġ and has taken his maternal nickname. His day time occupation is that of a stonemason, a ''bennej'' in Maltese which stresses that he is not a bricklayer.

	Born in a family of nine boys and two girls, he has another brother [[Żeppi Ellul Ta' Fellusu]], known also as ''Żeppi Iż-Żebbuġi'' who folk sings. His mother Karmena folk sang ''il-għana tal-banju'' and left an impression on young Żaren, as did his older brother by nine years Żeppi.

	At fifteen he made his introduction to the world of folk singing by pairing with [[Duminku Scriha Qerrieda]], from Żebbuġ in the wine shop ran by Leli Iz-Zagogu, located in the neighbourhoods of Ħal Dwin and Ħal Mula. The folk sessions held in this wine shop used to be recorded on open reel by Iz-Zagogu himself, but it is unknown if they have survived.		At fifteen he made his introduction to the world of folk singing by pairing with [[Duminku Scriha Qerrieda]], from Żebbuġ in the wine shop ran by Leli Iz-Zagogu, located in the neighbourhoods of Ħal Dwin and Ħal Mula. The folk sessions held in this wine shop used to be recorded on open reel by Iz-Zagogu himself, but it is unknown if they have survived.

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	[[File:Żaren Ellul Ta' Fellusu and brother Żeppi 6 Aug 2013.jpg \|310px\|thumb\|left\|Żaren Ellul Ta' Fellusu with brother Żeppi at Trust Pub, Żejtun, August 2013.]]		[[File:Żaren Ellul Ta' Fellusu and brother Żeppi 6 Aug 2013.jpg \|310px\|thumb\|left\|Żaren Ellul Ta' Fellusu with brother Żeppi at Trust Pub, Żejtun, August 2013.]]

	~~Żaren~~ Ellul believes that the golden years of ''għana'' were in the Sixties, with the arrival of a crop of talented folk singers, who were literate and in an era when the invasion of Anglo-American pop music on the local airwaves was in its beginnings.		Ellul believes that the golden years of ''għana'' were in the Sixties, with the arrival of a crop of talented folk singers, who were literate and in an era when the invasion of Anglo-American pop music on the local airwaves was in its beginnings.

			Żaren has reactivated his presence on the ''għana'' circuit since 2006, after a hiatus of many years. In the 2013 [[Għanafest]] edition he took part in a ''nofs għanja'' bout with his brother Żeppi and is now a regular in folk music events.

	Żaren has reactivated his presence on the ''għana'' circuit since 2006, after a hiatus of many years, and is now a regular in folk music events. In the 2013 [[Għanafest]] edition he took part in a ''nofs għanja'' bout with his brother Żeppi.

	==External Links==		==External Links==

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	[[File:Żaren Ellul Ta' Fellusu and brother Żeppi 6 Aug 2013.jpg \|~~305px~~\|thumb\|left\|Żaren Ellul Ta' Fellusu with brother Żeppi at Trust Pub, Żejtun, August 2013.]]		[[File:Żaren Ellul Ta' Fellusu and brother Żeppi 6 Aug 2013.jpg \|310px\|thumb\|left\|Żaren Ellul Ta' Fellusu with brother Żeppi at Trust Pub, Żejtun, August 2013.]]

	Żaren Ellul believes that the golden years of ''għana'' were in the Sixties, with the arrival of a crop of talented folk singers, who were literate and in an era when the invasion of Anglo-American pop music on the local airwaves was in its beginnings.		Żaren Ellul believes that the golden years of ''għana'' were in the Sixties, with the arrival of a crop of talented folk singers, who were literate and in an era when the invasion of Anglo-American pop music on the local airwaves was in its beginnings.

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	[[File:Żaren Ellul Ta' Fellusu and brother Żeppi 6 Aug 2013.jpg \|~~290px~~\|thumb\|left\|Żaren Ellul Ta' Fellusu with brother Żeppi at Trust Pub, Żejtun, August 2013.]]		[[File:Żaren Ellul Ta' Fellusu and brother Żeppi 6 Aug 2013.jpg \|305px\|thumb\|left\|Żaren Ellul Ta' Fellusu with brother Żeppi at Trust Pub, Żejtun, August 2013.]]

	Żaren Ellul believes that the golden years of ''għana'' were in the Sixties, with the arrival of a crop of talented folk singers, who were literate and in an era when the invasion of Anglo-American pop music on the local airwaves was in its beginnings.		Żaren Ellul believes that the golden years of ''għana'' were in the Sixties, with the arrival of a crop of talented folk singers, who were literate and in an era when the invasion of Anglo-American pop music on the local airwaves was in its beginnings.

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	His favourite folk singer is [[Ninu Galea Il-Kalora]] for his ability to maintain the chosen subject in his improvised verse and keep a rhythm and two other favourites are [[Pawlu Degabriele Il-Bies]] and [[Salvu Darmanin Ir-Ruġel]].		His favourite folk singer is [[Ninu Galea Il-Kalora]] for his ability to maintain the chosen subject in his improvised verse and keep a rhythm and two other favourites are [[Pawlu Degabriele Il-Bies]] and [[Salvu Darmanin Ir-Ruġel]].

	File:Żaren Ellul Ta' Fellusu and brother Żeppi 6 Aug 2013.jpg
			[[File:Żaren Ellul Ta' Fellusu and brother Żeppi 6 Aug 2013.jpg \|290px\|thumb\|left\|Żaren Ellul Ta' Fellusu with brother Żeppi at Trust Pub, Żejtun, August 2013.]]

	Żaren Ellul believes that the golden years of ''għana'' were in the Sixties, with the arrival of a crop of talented folk singers, who were literate and in an era when the invasion of Anglo-American pop music on the local airwaves was in its beginnings.		Żaren Ellul believes that the golden years of ''għana'' were in the Sixties, with the arrival of a crop of talented folk singers, who were literate and in an era when the invasion of Anglo-American pop music on the local airwaves was in its beginnings.