In Saudi Arabia .. An evening with Iraqi accents on the voices of Kazem El Saher and Inspiration of the shooter

Dubai, UAE (CNN) – During an enchanting evening to the sounds of Mesopotamian civilization, Iraqi artist Kazem Al Saher resumed live at a concert at the Maraya Theater, in the historic district of 39, Alawah in Saudi Arabia.

On the evening of Friday, February 15, Al-Ula gave a concert to Iraqi artist Kazim Al-Saher, in addition to Iraqi musician Ilham Al-Madfai. As part of the activities of the Tantoura Winter Festival.

Al-Saher performed many of his favorite songs because he wanted to delight audiences despite the lack of time, he said at the ceremony.

"First of all, I have the honor of being with you and singing, and I will answer some of your requests, but not all of them," he said. said by addressing the crowd at the ceremony. Due to the fact that the duration of the ceremony does not exceed an hour and a half, according to what he said.

"But we will certainly be happy with each other," he told his audience, sharing their enthusiasm.

Against a backdrop of enthusiastic Iraqi melodies, Al-Saher welcomed the audience and began his song at the song "Salami Ali El-Maad Maana".

In addition to the enthusiastic melodies that the audience listened to, "Al Saher also performed songs that revived the feelings of the masses with their charming tunes, such as Zidini Ashqa.

The singer has performed other songs such as "Ana and Laila" and "Qulai Ahbak", which ended with his link to singing.

The singer had expressed his enthusiasm to present his concert through a video posted on his account "Enter" two days ago.

As for the shooter, he opened the Iraqi night on Mariah's stage during the song "God on you". He has also performed other songs such as "Khattar" and "Male Shogal Al-Souk", which he regards as one of his first songs, he said at the time. ceremony.

The cultural and entertainment activities organized throughout the festival are part of the efforts of the Royal Commission of Al-Ola Governorate with local and international experts to preserve the heritage and heritage of the province of Al -Ola, according to the main site of the festival.

Until now, the festival has hosted a number of Arab and international stars such as Italian opera singer Andrea Bocelli and Lebanese singer Magda El Roumi.