Kazem Al Saher opens his concert in Saudi Arabia with “Oh All Love”

The great artist Kazem El Saher, nicknamed the Caesar, opened his exceptional concert with a wonderful performance of his famous song “Ya Kol El Eshq” at the Abadi El Gohar Arena Theater. The concert was organized by Punchmark Company and sponsored by the General Entertainment Authority.

The atmosphere of Kazem Al Saher’s concert in Saudi Arabia The concert witnessed a large audience, as Saher fans flocked early to enjoy the performance of the Caesar, who has always captivated the hearts of the masses with his sweet voice and charming melodies.

From the first moment that Al-Saher took the stage, the atmosphere was lit up with the enthusiasm of the audience, who interacted with every tune and every word of his songs, including “The Sweet One is Flirting with Me Sitting,” “School of Love” and other songs.

Kazem El Saher is one of the most prominent Arab artists, and he has a wide fan base that extends across generations, which makes his concerts always an exceptional artistic event that everyone eagerly awaits.

Kazem El Saher in Carthage It is noteworthy that the artist Kazem El Saher is preparing to perform a huge concert in the Roman Amphitheater, on August 3, as part of the activities of the Carthage International Festival in Tunisia.

Kazem El Saher shared, through his account on the social networking site “Instagram”, the concert poster, and commented: “Our meeting in Carthage, the Caesar of Arabic Song is coming to ignite the Roman amphitheater with a bouquet of his most beautiful old and new songs as part of his world tour between yesterday and today. Reserve your seats from now and do not miss the fun.” Meeting the Tsar at the Carthage International Festival, one of the most prestigious festivals in the world.”

Kazem El Saher's latest work The artist Kazem El Saher’s latest work was the song “Ya Loyalty,” from his album “With Love,” which includes 13 songs, all composed and sung by Kazem El Saher. The songs are: “Ya Loyalty,” “Ya Heart,” “Piano,” “With You,” “My Date of Birth,” and “Omar’s Dance.” “Don’t oppress him, you see that I love you, I come back, the night, you passed my chest, don’t ask, don’t leave.” Al-Saher recorded his return to release a new album, 8 years after releasing his last album, “The Book of Love.”