Khaberni - On the sidelines of hosting a big musical concert at the National Theater in Kuwait, within the events of "Laylat Omar" held in celebration of the national days. "ET in Arabic" camera met with the star Asala, who revealed details about her new album in the Syrian dialect, in addition to talking about the song her daughter Sham gifted her.
Asala speaks about her collaboration with her daughter Sham in a song. In her usual spontaneity, the star Asala responded to her daughter Sham Dhahabi's statements on "ET in Arabic", where Sham revealed that she gifted her mother a song in collaboration with Amjad Juma and Fouad Junaid; Asala said: "I'm preparing for a great Syrian album with a wonderful and fantastical idea, but I can't disclose anything about it yet."
Asala continued: "And Sham gifted me a song, but I told her to stay away from art and go care about your doctorate, mom don't get close to the songs, and we argued, but she is determined to gift me and I liked the song and I think I will sing it."
During a previous interview, Sham Dhahabi revealed details about the song; she said: "I've been working on the song for 6 months, this song is for my people, and I'm working with incredibly smart young people, the idea is originally mine, and the song is arranged by Fouad Junaid, composed by Amjad Juma, and it’s very nice, and God willing, Sola will like it. I especially traveled to Dubai to play it for her, and God willing, I'm thinking of filming it too."
In another context, from the city of AlUla, the audience will meet with a special musical concert held by Asala Nasri and Adam; to welcome the first moments of the new year with the audience, in a celebration filled with smooth tunes and music, scheduled in "Thanya Al-Ula" on December 31, from seven-thirty in the evening until two o'clock after midnight.
This is what Asala said about her husband's absence from her concerts recently! On the other hand, the star Asala explained the reason behind her husband, the poet Fa'eq Hassan's absence from her concerts recently, especially amid many circulating rumors indicating their separation; she said in a TV interview with "ET in Arabic": "Because we're busy, each of us is pursuing his own world, and it's coincidental that I'm busy with my work and concerts, and he's busy with his."
Asala, wishing the public would stop spreading rumors; said: "By God's life, stop making rumors and the harsh talk." And Asala condemned this act; saying: "I don't know why people have become so harsh; I always defend you and love you, I always say the harshest people might be kind if we enter their hearts; so why do you do this!"
Confirming the stability of her relationship with her husband; she said: "Thank God, we are fine, and may God protect us and you from evil, enough with these stories emerging."
