The hearts of the stars of Syrian drama and culture are racing to welcome the artist Asala Nasri, before she takes the stage in Damascus in a historic return, long awaited for fifteen years, that goes beyond the boundaries of a singing evening and becomes an emotional meeting between the “Daughter of the Levant” and her homeland.
Actress Mona Wassef summed up the welcome scene with her catchphrase: “The daughter of the Levant is back… in the Levant,” accompanied by messages of nostalgia and longing from stars such as Wafaa Mosli, Samer Al-Barqawi, Rawaa Yassin and Hossam Tahsen Aswal, who confirm My Beautiful Days. It was accompanied by the conscience of the Syrian street.
The scene was not devoid of positions that reflected the importance of culture and art in the face of tension, as calls arose from artists such as the Malas brothers, who affirmed that Syrian cities have always been spaces of life and art, and that differences of position should not deprive the community of choice. At the same time, other voices such as Samar Sami emphasized the importance of full organization and insurance to ensure the best performance of the cultural wedding, while the head of the Syndicate of Artists, Mazen Al-Natur, confirmed that all official means will be provided for the success of this event, which goes beyond the boundaries of art to become a message of belonging and returning my voice to the first home.
In Syria, the hearts of the stars of drama and culture are racing to welcome the artist Asala Nasri, before she takes the stage of Damascus in a historic return that has been waiting for fifteen years, going beyond the limits of a musical evening and becoming an emotional reunion between the “Daughter of Damascus” and her homeland.
Artist Mona Wassef summed up the welcoming scene with her catchphrase “Daughter of Damascus is back… in Damascus,” accompanied by messages of nostalgia and longing from prominent stars such as Wafaa Mosli, Samer Al-Barqawi, Rawa Yassin, and Hossam Tahsen Beyik, who prove that they are all beautiful. Memories and days that accompanied the feelings of the streets of Syria.
The scene did not lack moments that reflect the importance of culture and art in the face of tension, as there were calls from artists such as the Malas brothers, who emphasized that Syrian cities have always been spaces for life and art, and that differences of opinion should not undermine public choice. At the same time, other voices such as Samar Sam stressed the importance of full organization and security to ensure the best form of cultural celebration, while the head of the Syndicate of Artists, Mazen Al-Natur, confirmed all the official means for the success of this event, which goes beyond the boundaries of art to become a message of belonging and returning my voice to its true home.
