Sherine Abdel Wahab ignites her concert at the Fujairah Festival, amid a heavy presence .. Pictures

Cairo – Gololy

Sherine Abdel Wahab, the Egyptian actress, performed a large concert within the activities of the Fujairah International Arts Festival, in the midst of a mass audience, as hundreds were forced to follow the concert from outside the Fujairah Corniche theater, due to the intensity of the attendance.

Shereen saluted the audience for the warm reception, and expressed her great admiration for the Emirate of Fujairah, which she is visiting for the first time, especially since most of the activities overlook the Sea of ​​Oman, and she tapped the audience by saying: “I want to live here in a house by the sea”, and asked them to launch the hashtag “The best night in Fujairah. ”

The Egyptian artist lit the concert with a big bouquet of the most beautiful old and modern songs, and the audience, with Sherine, repeated all the lyrics of her songs.

Sherine was also keen to pay tribute to His Highness Sheikh Hamad bin Muhammad Al Sharqi, the ruler of Fujairah and the sponsor of the festival, as well as Sheikh Saeed bin Tahnoon Al Nahyan, who attended the ceremony and asked Sherine to re-sing her song “Ali Bali”, and after the ceremony he went up to the stage and saluted her, He reminded her that she started in the Emirates from a party in Al Ain 20 years ago.

The Egyptian actress Sherine Abdel Wahab recently performed a big concert in Kuwait, in the presence of fans who exceeded expectations.

Sherine presented at the ceremony organized by the American University a number of her most famous songs, including "Love of Paradise, Not Thinking, Not Feeling, Accountant, Charity Cutter, Ali Bali, Kada Ya Qalbi, and other songs."

Sherine Abdel Wahab sent a special message to her audience during the ceremony, saying: “The reason for my great success and love for you is that I love my job, so I never had anything in you doing something unless it inspired her .. Love what you do until you do what you love”, confirming that the screaming of the audience and receiving them revives it.