"Zaman Al Wasl in Andalusia" .. Baalbek invited festivals

Zaman al Wasl returns to Andalusia and settles in the historical temple of Bacchus in Lebanon, as part of the international festivals of Baalbek, in a charming night mingled with ancient mosaics and spanish-Spanish poems and dances. This is one of the rare times when there are concerts in the temple, where it is customary to hold nights in the open air and on the historic terraces.

In the middle of the lights reflecting a clbadical atmosphere and in a climate of fear inside the temple, the Lebanese singer Jahida Wahba presented a concert entitled "Andalusia fragrant" with the participation of the oud player Omar Bashir Iraqi, who directed the group. She shared the gift of singing with the Spanish artist Melchior Campos, while Spanish flamenco dancer Lia Linares gave dances accompanied by a few songs.

In a Hispanic-Lebanese-Iraqi mix, the audience of the Bacchus Temple had a lyrical musical vibe that brought them back to the time of the first authentic dance. The celebration was opened by a tribute to the city of Baalbek, resulting from a poetry organized by the late Lebanese poet Michel Trad, before starting with the Andalusian songs of songs blending Spanish and Arabic. Arab.

Wahba Muhashat included (visited me beloved) and (Oh Shadi Usmana melodies) and (for what appeared to him) and (not to torture) and (O Gharib Aldar) and (Zaman Al Wasl) and (I condemn the religion of love). And the public enthusiasm in the performance of the song gift (full descriptions) was felt by Majdi Najib and composed by Mohammed Al-Muji and ranked in the Almosahat clbad.

"A year pbaded and Fayrouz did not sing until Abdel Halim Hafez heard it and asked him to sing," said Wahba in his introduction to the song.

When the Spanish singer Melchior Campos played "Gracias Lavida", a song by the fiercely fiery Chilean Violeta Parra, she said: "Thank you, life for my voice and my words.

Wahba paid tribute to the city of Zahlea Bekaia in Genia (Ya Gara El Wadi), whose lyrics were written by the poet Ahmed Shawki and composed by the musician Mohamed Abdel Wahab.