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Sunday, July 08, 2018 – 17:16
The Syrian artist Asala Nasri announced the boycott of Morocco for five years.
Asala said in a video posted on the application of Snape Chat: I would not be in Morocco for any reason whatsoever, and in any way for 5 years to punish me, because j & Decided to declare a form of exploitation to which I was exposed. "
Asala expressed his satisfaction Although he was tired of making a few comments, he referred to the comments that she received from some Moroccans who accused her of having insulted Morocco after announcing what she described as "In her early years, I had an urgent need to know myself in Arab countries, and was then known as a secret." "I was forced to blackmail myself to participate in the Mawazine Festival."
Asala Nasri, I do not have the right to sing so because, thanks to your support and your love and your great confidence in me and my people, and after Fadlallah Ali and you are far away, I do not I have no land for my dignity and dignity for the Secretariat. ] And considered that what happened with her in the Moroccan festival "goes everywhere on earth" "There was someone who did not respect the ethics of the profession in dear Morocco, it's like tens, hundreds and thousands everywhere on earth. "
Asala wrote to the Moroccan public: "I still miss meeting you And I love to sing for you, O Darien people of Morocco cherished deep in my heart and do not care about anyone who only represents him, and if we do not meet today, tomorrow is near and I will not do the Finished dimension but more eager to meet the most beautiful. "
The management of the festival" Mawazin. rhythms of the world "is committed to silence the trend of accusations of authenticity, and tried to communicate with Hesper Festival officials to respond to accusations of the Syrian artist, the phone of the person in charge Arab programming of this artistic event still sounded unanswered
Director Tariq al-Erian, husband of Asala, finally revealed that one of the organizers had asked the artist L & # 39; Syrian money for the rich, which sparked controversy in the arts community and in social networking sites.
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