Vivi Abdo responds to criticism because of her dance clip

After a violent attack after her danced out after the Ramsis train crash in Egypt and the ignorance of the victims' fall, Egyptian dancer Vivi Abdo traded with her audience, noting the follow-up of all offensive comments of his page.

"Good evening, Bakht of Bat Mazloum and what is unfair", wrote Vivi on its official page of the official site of the publication and the exchange of photographs. "Thank you very much for the word you have written today and our Lord is doing it in the balance of your good deeds and I still love you, O Egypt or the world."

At the moment the Egyptian dancer appears in her video, she confirms that she loves Iraq and her people, explaining that she almost cries out of Kazem El Saher's song, "Salami", but that She brought joy to her audience by saluting the Iraqi people and Kazim Al Saher.

Fifi 's remarks and apologies were to apologize to the Iraqi people for his song about the suffering of Iraq, without however explicitly mentioning the Egyptians apologizing for having danced after the war. Ramses train crash Wednesday morning, leaving 22 dead and 41 wounded.

VIVI had inflamed the anger of the Egyptians, had published a sexy dance video and had appeared wearing a black dress open on the chest; he seemed to be swinging and dancing in the tones of the song "Salami" of the singer Kazem Saher despite the offensive criticism of the Iraqi activists who danced on this song under the Iraqi gaze.

But when "Abdo" published this section, she was attacked by a large number of followers who asked her to respect her age and before taking into account the blood of martyrs victims of the train at the train station. ;Egypt.