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During her last concert in Detroit, America, Najwa Karam lit the sun of the Lebanese song, the Detroit audience, with money that increased the public’s nostalgia for his country.
It gave a full-fledged party with an audience of different ages thirsting for joy and Lebanese songs that made them feel nostalgic for their motherland.
She started the ceremony with a money that carried words that lit the audience, as she said: “They said, no matter how much you are, with passion and with a high degree of stature
I have in my soul the glory of cedar and oak
From the east I am originally
And the name of the country is Lebanon
And this is the path of the East on honesty and loyalty.
The audience also seemed to be in love with most of her songs, such as “My heart trembles,” “Ma fi n sleep,” “Let me see you at night,” “I’m in love,” “You want to come back, God Shaw,” and “Al Qudoud Al Halabiya.” Lots of varied medleys and their varied reportage, between the old and the new.
She will continue her artistic tour to perform in Chicago on October 15 and in several other states