Mayada El Hennawi enters the scene in Tunisia

In a rare incident at the Sfax International Festival in Tunis, Syrian singer Mayada El Hennawi fell during her concert Thursday night, but insisted on continuing to play her songs in a seat.
Mayada, 59, presented her 41st festival when she felt dizzy and fell on her back on the stage.
The organizers of the festival rushed to help and reassure them as the crowd applauded.
"I apologize, Habibi, for the first time," she told the audience after sitting on a chair above the stage. "Can you let me sing while I sit?"
For about two hours, Mayada has narrowed the bouquet of the most beautiful songs she has made during a career spanning nearly four decades, including "We loved and loved each other," "Once upon a time "," I adore you "and" I am faithful to you ".
The girl from the Syrian city of Aleppo reassured her audience after the ceremony with statements to the Tunisian media blaming what happened on the scene at the torrid temperature of the atmosphere and reiterated her apology to the public who attended the ceremony by the thousands.
"All the great do not fall, but stumble and come back stronger," writes the festival website on its Facebook page.
The current edition of the Sfax International Festival will be closed Saturday after a three-week program with the participation of Arab artists from Lebanon, Syria and Tunisia.