Carole Samaha: The Absolute Clip expresses a bitter reality in the Arab world

Lebanese singer Carole Samaha commented on her latest book, "The Absolute", claiming that the video clip reflects a bitter reality in the Arab world, which divorced women still regard as inferior.

She added during a phone interview with the show "The Story" broadcast Friday night on the channel "MBC Egypt", that the poet Ali Mawla and the composer Michel Fadel were able to express the cry of women divorced unconventionally.

She added that despite the short duration of the video clip, however, it had sparked controversy in the media, expressing her happiness at being able to interpret an Arabic poem during the video, after a long period of no action.

She explained that romantic love songs are many in the Arab world, but that it is rare to refer to the expression of divorced women, so I was delighted with this idea suggested by the poet Ali Mawla.

As for her emotional state, she said that she was married and had a happy couple life, claiming that this job had nothing to do with her personal life, which kept her at the same time. 39, away from the center.

"I would not have made this clip if I had divorced, I just hurt myself and wanted to look around."

Lebanese singer Carole Samaha presented a video clip titled "The Absolute", written by Ali Al Mawla, composed by Michel Fadel and directed by Bahaa Khadaj.