Hamaki and Ziad Bourji star on the second night of Mawazine Festival

Today, Egyptian artist Mohamed Hamaki will perform the second night of the Mawazine Festival at the Nahda Theater in the Moroccan capital, Rabat, while Lebanese artist Ziad Bourji will perform at the Mohammed V National Theater.

It is worth noting that the 22nd night of the Mawazine Festival will feature Nancy Ajram, the Tunisian artist Nordo will perform on June 23, the Lebanese star Ragheb Alama will perform on the 24th night, Diana Haddad will perform on June 25, Myriam Fares will perform on June 26, the maestro and composer Bouchart will perform on June 27, and the closing will be with the star Sherine Abdel Wahab on the night of June 28.

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Wael Jassar kisses the Moroccan flag at the Mawazine Festival Before his concert at the Mawazine Festival Rhythms of the World in Morocco began, artist Wael Jassar took the stage proudly carrying the Moroccan flag, kissing it to warm applause from the audience.

Jassar was keen to express his gratitude to his Moroccan fans with touching words, emphasizing that he felt as if he were singing among his family and loved ones. The scene left an emotional impact on the audience, who greeted Jassar back with cheers and applause, a moment that embodied the mutual love between the Lebanese artist and his Moroccan audience.

Wael Jassar praises Moroccan songs from the heart of Mawazine At the press conference accompanying his concert, Wael Jassar expressed his deep admiration for the Moroccan dialect, despite its difficulty, saying: “The Moroccan dialect doesn’t mean it’s difficult, but it has vocabulary that is not easy at all, but it is very beautiful.” He added that he would be honored to sing in it whenever he finds the right job. He also praised modern Moroccan songs and commended distinctive voices such as Asma Lamnawar and Saad Lamjarred, noting that for more than twenty years he believed that Moroccan songs deserved to spread throughout the world due to their authenticity and elegance.

Between supporting art and his reservations about some trends Despite his openness to new artistic styles, Jassar expressed his concern about some of the music scene. He explained, “I’m not against anyone; on the contrary, I’m with every genuine talent, but sometimes the content isn’t clear.” He emphasized the importance of artistic work carrying a message and value, because art, in his opinion, is a responsibility, not just a means to fame. He emphasized that he’s not attacking anyone, but rather speaking out of concern for public taste and the future of future generations.

Rotana includes Wael Jassar in a new artistic step Rotana announced the addition of artist Wael Jassar to its roster, in an artistic partnership described as strategic. This step reflects Jassar's desire to embark on a new phase of fame through thoughtful productions befitting his musical history. Rotana, for its part, believes that Jassar's addition strengthens its position as the largest music production company in the Arab world, especially given its focus on collaborating with stars of authentic singing.

Back-to-back concerts in a busy summer season In addition to his participation in Mawazine, Wael Jassar has recently performed a series of successful concerts in Egypt and Kuwait, from Sharm El-Sheikh to Smouha Club in Alexandria, and finally his big concert at Jumeirah in Kuwait. Jassar's intense artistic activity reflects his vitality, his constant presence on the stage, and his determination to remain close to his fans wherever they may be.