The star is getting ready Ahmed Saad Next Saturday, he will perform a concert in Morocco as part of the Mawazine Festival, and he is scheduled to present to his fans a large collection of his modern and old songs, including My Choices, Destroying My Life, Expand, Expand, Every Day, and others.
He expressed Ahmed Saad He expressed his happiness for this participation and is honored to sing in this great festival. He misses the Moroccan audience and eagerly awaits meeting him.
The theaters of the Mawazine International Festival are preparing to receive the festival’s stars, including 4 large ones: Souissi, Nahda, Bouregreg and Salé, and three small ones: Shalla, the Mohammed V Theater and the Nahda Art Hall. Each theater can accommodate from 15 to 200 thousand, depending on each theatre, although the two largest theaters are Souissi and Nahda. The Souissi Theater is a stronghold of international music, which is sung by the most famous foreign stars in the world, such as Shakira, Jennifer Lopez, Rihanna, and others. The theater receives tens of thousands, and the Nahda Theater, which sings the most important singing stars in the Arab world.
The star was recently concluded Ahmed Saad His concert tour in America and Canada, in Los Angeles, after his brilliance in his first concert in New Jersey, America, which brought him together with the star Elissa, his second concert in Houston, Texas, his third concert in Toronto, and his fourth concert in San Francisco.
The star, Ahmed Saad, recently shined, as he performed the opening ceremony of the Egyptian Capital Cup, which was held at the New Administrative Capital Stadium, and which witnessed the Egyptian national team’s match against the New Zealand national team.
It was the last song Ahmed Saad “I Apologize to You,” and he collaborated with the lyric poet Muhammad Shafi’i, the composer Islam Refaat, and the music arranger and sound engineer Yahya Mahdi.
Ahmed Saad’s last song in the cinema was “Kada La” from the movie “Abu Nasab”, which was released at the end of last month. It was written by Menna Adly Al-Qai’i, composed by Ihab Abdel Wahed, and arranged by Ahmed Tariq Yahya and Ismail Nusrat.