Clementine lights up Beirut... Saint Levant lights up the atmosphere with his concert

Palestinian-American artist Saint Levant, whose real name is Marwan Abdel Hamid, gave an exceptional concert at the American University of Beirut (AUB) Theater, as part of AUB Outdoors 2025, one of the most prominent student and artistic events in Lebanon.

Saint Levant lights up AUB Outdoors with his biggest hits

Levant performed a selection of his most famous songs, beloved by Arab and international audiences, including “Klementina,” “Wazira,” and “Dalouna,” in addition to his artistic surprise by performing a new song for the first time in front of the Lebanese audience.

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Clementine takes center stage and ignites the audience

One of the most memorable moments was when Levant performed his most famous song, “Clementine,” amidst exceptional audience interaction, with the audience’s voices drowning out his in some parts. This remarkable interaction reflects the Lebanese public's deep connection to Levant's works, which blend Palestinian identity with world music.

A moving word about belonging: “We are the future, not America.”

During the ceremony, Levant delivered a speech with a profound national and humanitarian dimension, touching on the importance of belonging to one's homeland and pride in one's identity. He spoke frankly about his experience in American schools, saying:

“I didn’t learn about my history, nor about Palestine, nor about Lebanon or Syria.” He continued with a touching appeal: “We are the future: Palestine, Lebanon, Syria, Jordan. Don’t be afraid of where you come from. Let us build here, let us stay.”

Beirut's dream to Jerusalem: a message of hope for future generations

Levant concluded his speech with a dreamy message to Arab youth, especially the Lebanese, saying:

“Let us build a better future for our children. I promise you that our children will be able to take the train from Beirut to Jerusalem.” That sentence, which was met with cheers and prolonged applause, was the climax of the emotional scene at the concert, confirming that the Palestinian and Lebanese dream is still alive in the hearts of the new generation.