With the Tunisian and Palestinian flags... Saber Rebai sets the stage on fire

Tunisian artist Saber Rebai performed an exceptional night at the 25th Arab Radio and Television Festival, held in his home country of Tunisia.

Saber Al-Rubai shines at the Arab Radio and Television Festival

His appearance was draped in the flags of Palestine and Tunisia, a symbolic act that expressed his dual national and humanitarian affiliation. The quartet delivered a moving performance of "Ya Tayr Al-Tayer," to great acclaim and widespread interaction from the audience, who were overwhelmed with patriotic and emotional sentiment with every verse of the song.

A tribute to Palestine with the voice of authentic singing

Saber Al-Rubai chose to express his solidarity with the Palestinian cause in an eloquent artistic way, singing the song “Ya Tayr Al-Tayer,” previously created by Mohammed Assaf. The song, which nostalgically narrates the names of Palestinian cities such as Haifa, Acre, Beit Shean, and Safed, conveyed feelings of belonging, culminating in a loving and determined salute to the city of Jerusalem. Al-Rubai’s performance was full of emotion, increasing audience interaction and creating an artistic moment that transcended borders.

A tribute befitting a brilliant artistic career

The festival's new edition held a special tribute to Saber Rebai, who was honored at the Tunisian Radio and Television Theater. This honor came in recognition of his long and distinguished career in the world of Arab singing, where he is considered one of the most prominent voices who preserved authentic singing, successfully combining modernity and authenticity. Rebai received the honorary shield amid warm applause from the audience, who saw in him an artist worthy of all appreciation.

New releases confirm artistic presence

Saber Al-Rubai did not stop at his past successes, but rather continued his creativity by releasing several new songs, most notably “Majrouh,” which he composed and wrote in partnership with poet Hamdi Al-Mahri, and was produced under the supervision of R&M Production. He also released the song “Makhzoon Al-Saada,” in which he collaborated with poet Amr Al-Masry and composer Amr Al-Shazly, and was distributed by Amr Al-Khodary. The two songs confirmed Saber’s artistic renewal and his success in reaching his audience with his sincere feelings and warm voice.