Walid Tawfik responds to those calling for his retirement

Lebanese artist Walid Tawfik denounced the demands made by some followers to retire from singing due to his old age, expressing his extreme shock at this demand.

Walid Tawfik's comment on the demand to retire from singing The great Lebanese artist Walid Tawfik, commenting on some people’s demands that he retire from singing due to his advanced age, confirmed that he respects everyone’s freedom of opinion, but he does not want to stop singing because he is old, but his soul is still young, he still feels young and loves singing, adding: “If you stop a bird from flying, it will die.. and an artist is like a boxer, if he feels that he cannot continue, he must stop,” which received great interaction and widespread support from social media activists.

Walid Tawfik's Eid al-Adha concert Meanwhile, Lebanese artist Walid Tawfik is gearing up for a massive concert on the first day of Eid al-Adha. The concert, which is scheduled to take place at the Yarzeh Officers Club in Lebanon, is expected to feature a wide range of his old and new songs, beloved by his fans.

Walid Tawfik promotes his new song Lebanese artist Walid Tawfik promoted his new song "Anti Bel Nas Kollhom" (You Are Everyone), announcing the completion of filming the song's music video, which is scheduled to be released during the summer of 2025. The song's lyrics are by Ismail Raafat, its music is by Walid Saad, its distribution is by Ahmed Adel, and its video clip is directed by Ehab Abdel Latif.

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Walid Tawfik expresses his love for Lebanon Lebanese artist Walid Tawfik shared a video clip of one of his scenes from his most famous work, the movie “Who Puts Out the Fire”, to express his deep love for his homeland Lebanon. The clip included a clip from the movie in which he appeared with the late Lebanese actress Laila Karam, who played the role of his mother in the movie, and they were talking about the situation in southern Lebanon at the time. He said: “Umm Ali is firm and steadfast like a rock in this land. The price of steadfastness in the south is very high. I will keep fighting until I die and water this pure land with my blood.”