Mohammed Assaf
in Concert in Paris
The great voice of Arab tarab for the first time in Paris
30 route de Groslay, 95200 Sarcelles (Greater Paris)
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A voice that unites peoples beyond borders.
”An exceptional artist
Arab Idol 2013
A unique event in France
First date in Paris
A cultural & charity evening
For the children of Gaza
An unforgettable experience
Music, dance, emotion
About the Event
The Cantarah Association, chaired by Madame Wafa BAGHDADI, has the honor of organizing an exceptional evening with Mohammed Assaf, one of the most beloved voices in the Arab world.
For the first time in France, experience a unique concert where music carries the heart and suspends time.
By inviting Mohammed Assaf for this first major date in France, Cantarah asserts its ambition: to offer a program that is both demanding and popular, to showcase the richness of Arab music and to build lasting bridges between cultures.
Program
Doors open
Choral recital by the Cantarah troupe, followed by the iconic dabke, the great Levantine folk dance
An unforgettable moment of sharing and emotion
Mohammed Assaf
Born in Khan Younis, in the Gaza Strip, he rose to fame in 2013 by winning Arab Idol, the Arab version of Pop Idol.
Nicknamed the 'brown nightingale' of Palestine, he is today the undisputed voice of Arab tarab, in the lineage of Abdel Halim Hafez and Oum Kalthoum.
Goodwill Ambassador for Peace with UNRWA, he carries, through his clear voice and humble charisma, a message of hope, dignity and resilience.
A show with a solidarity dimension
Part of the proceeds will be donated to the Canaan Institute of New Pedagogy (Gaza), an internationally recognized organization, partner of 194 children's centers.
Founded on active pedagogy and the right to education, the Canaan Institute works to preserve access to culture for the most vulnerable children. It is in this ecosystem that Mohammed Assaf grew up.
“Music is the universal language that unites peoples beyond borders. With this event, Cantarah builds a bridge between cultures and affirms that art is, more than ever, an act of resistance and hope.”
Practical Information
Transportation
RER D: Garges-Sarcelles station
Bus: Lines 133, 268, 455
Free parking on site