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During his 20 years at the Beit Din International Film Festival, Iraqi singer Kazem Al-Saher appeared Thursday night in front of his audience in Lebanon, who was playing with his name and called himself "Kazem the Magician".
Amidst the charm of this mountainous place and the breeze of Bait al-Din al-Shehabi's palace, the theater has accumulated and the public has spread to neighboring rooftops and balconies, according to Reuters.
The concert was a popular dance show that stretched from the theater to the streets leading to the festival and entered homes with echoes and lights.
The ceremony was held during three consecutive concerts marking the 20th anniversary of the annual rise of Al-Saher in this important summer festival.
The concert began with the Lebanese musician, Michel Fadel, at the piano, accompanied by an orchestra of 100 musicians between the Lebanese Philharmonic Orchestra and the Iraqi Orchestra, as well as about twenty of choirs.
Al-Saher published the song "Al-Mutamarda" of the song, as well as the words of the poet Karim Al-Iraqi and the cast of Michel Fadel, before going to the theater, before going to the theater. This song would be for me a very good work.
And between songs and songs, it rained and roared on the crowd of the front seats under the applause of the public. But her fans were not happy with the flowers and a 20-year-old girl stormed the scene by singing the song "Valentine's Day".
The girl came to the theater when he arrived at the scene. He tried to take a picture with her after he stopped singing for a few minutes and said, "Arbatini".
And the Iraqi singer sang songs (being a dangerous woman) and (for your body a scent of serious intentions) and (bare feet) and (that color) and other works inhabited memory of his fans.
"It's one of the most beautiful nights that Kazem El Saher has given to Beit El Din for 20 consecutive years," festival president Noura Jumblatt told Reuters.
"It was a magical evening with the great 100-piece orchestra between the Iraqi Orchestra and the Philharmonic Orchestra and the 20 voices of the choir, which means that the sound is an amplified symphony with a Michel Fadel cast."
"It was truly an unforgettable evening with more than 4,000 people and in perfect harmony with the city of Beit Din and its large population and on the roofs of its buildings," she said.
Al-Saher will also attend the festival, which pays tribute to the Iraqi singer Saturday night.
The audience turned to Kazem El Saher for singers, dancers and cheerleaders, especially with the presence of many Iraqis at the ceremony, some of whom sporting Iraqi flags, as well as in the house of the poet Nizar Qabbani. , to whom Kazem sang a large part of his poems, as well as the well-known Palestinian presence of the Palestinian camps in Lebanon. .
"This is the fourth time I have participated and I will have a presence every year," said Sarah Selim.
"He has a special character and Kazem El Saher has a lovely concert, the songs that he has chosen from the most beautiful songs, ranging from quiet songs to strong songs and to the dancer, Kazem makes the person dive into the song , embodying not only the beautiful woman but also the rebellious woman, Kazem embodies women as wonderful as anyone can see. "
The vaults of the historic Beiteddine Palace have become a glittering scene with the reflection of the lights that light up on them as if they were organizing a wedding ceremony.
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