Kazem El Saher returns to Carthage after six years

“I am so happy to be with you and I am so eager to be with you this summer,” Al-Saher said at the start of the ceremony.

Tsar brought a batch of new and old songs such as “Impossible Love”, “Piano”, “Night”, “Window”, “My Birthday”, “I Got Through My Chest”, “Do You Have Doubt”, “The Virtuous Ladies in My Life” and “Karak”. “You are so sweet to each other. “

Saher’s meeting with the Carthage audience is part of his global art tour this year, which he calls “Between Yesterday and Today”, which he started in Dubai and then went to Cairo, Beirut, Tunisia and Saudi Arabia, awaiting the Turkish and Omani authorities.

Al-Saher’s artistic journey began a few months after the release of his new album “With Love”, which includes 13 poems, all composed and sung by Kazem Al-Saher.

Kazem El Saher sang for two hours in the Roman Theater of Carthage in front of an intergenerational audience that had reserved seats since the Carthage Festival announced the dates of the concerts and that had come in their thousands to meet Caesar, who they said had never changed in his diligence and respect for his audience during his forty years.

Tonight his band was present on stage in its entirety, made up of players who have been loyal to him throughout his career, just as he is loyal to his Tunisian audience, which comes from all ages, to the point where young people in their twenties ask for very old ones. Al-Saher’s songs are proof that the musical credibility of an artist touches the hearts of all generations. ”

Hadia Darwish, a journalist interested in art, said that Kazem Al-Saher performed very well in the streets of Carthage and was in great harmony with his musical group, noting that the Iraqi star seemed to be affected when singing “Impossible Love” and “Do You Have Doubt”. He was not as happy as usual for the performance, but he kept singing on the stage in Carthage, showing respect and persistence for the audience.

It is noteworthy that Kazem Saheeh’s concert in Carthage attracted nearly 8,000 spectators who interacted with all the Iraqi poems and songs he presented, while he was also received by the Minister of Culture, Moncef Boukatir, and the festival director, Kamal Al. Fejani received Tunisia’s honors at the end of the ceremony, when the Minister of Culture presented him with the Carthage Festival shield.