She sat on a chair and received a gift: footage of Carole Samaha’s concert in the bathrooms

Singer Carole Samaha performed a special concert on the stage of the Hammamet International Festival in Tunisia after an absence of more than 16 years.

Distinctive shots from Carole Samaha's concert The ceremony included several distinctive clips, the most notable of which was that one of the fans appeared approaching the artist, then offering her a rose, to which “Samaha” responded spontaneously: “I mean, what do I want to tell you... You know that we admit that no one sings like you... taste.” In listening and music... I feel that the singer gives you the microphone to sing and then goes outside.”

Carole Samaha on a chair at her concert The second shot shows Carole Samaha sitting on a chair and continuing to sing, which coincided with what Elissa did at her concert in Beirut recently, as she sang while also sitting on a chair, and at the time she sparked controversy with this move.

Also during the concert, a girl from the audience raised the Palestinian flag on her cup, saying, “Tomorrow we will come back together again.”

Carole Samaha returns to musical theater Lebanese star Carole Samaha is preparing to participate in the Arabic version of the famous international play Anything Goes, after a period of absence from the stage.

Carole Samaha published the promotional poster for the play through her official Instagram account, announcing the news of her participation and embodiment of the character “Yasmina” within the events of the play.

Carole Samaha's latest work Carole Samaha also released her new song, “Laugh, My Heart,” in the Egyptian dialect. It is written by her, composed by Mohamed Yahya, and arranged by Amin Nabil. The clip was directed by Batoul Arafa. The song “Bossa” is the second song from Carole Samaha’s new album, and the album includes several different musical and lyrical styles. It varies between the Egyptian and Lebanese dialects.