In Lebanese... Sherine Abdel Wahab apologizes to her concert audience

The artist Sherine Abdel Wahab apologized to her Lebanese fans during her concert last evening, Saturday, February 24, for changing the concert date earlier.

Sherine Abdel Wahab started her concert with the song “Sabri Qalil,” and as soon as she finished singing, she tried to speak in the Lebanese dialect and directed her apologies to her audience and said: “Oh dears of the heart of my soul and my life, you are. I am sorry for what happened last week, but it is not in my hands, but you are the light of my eyes and the beloveds of my heart.” .

Sherine Abdel Wahab's concert was rescheduled from February 17 to February 24, which upset her fans, so she was keen to apologize.

Sherine's songs and her appearance at the concert During the ceremony, Sherine Abdel Wahab performed a group of her songs, including “The Sensitive String,” “Sabri Qalil,” “Oh You Think, Oh You Feel,” and “I Am in Love.”

Sherine Abdel Wahab chose a black dress made of mesh material embroidered with sequins, black and silver, with large areas in the original design of the mesh revealing the skin, designed by Tom Ford, but Sherine overcame these transparent parts at the stomach and legs by lining them with black.

The price of the dress reaches 8,904 pounds sterling, which is equivalent to 277 thousand Egyptian pounds.

Before the ceremony, Sherine appeared in a video filmed by hairdresser Tony El Mendelek, singing “Kadaba,” the latest song by her ex-husband, Hossam Habib.

Sherine Abdel Wahab recently released the song “Al-Dahab,” which includes the words “I turned to the world and came back to kiss my hand,” and the poet Tamer Hussein described it as “the song of bombing the front lines.”