Opening Night Celebrates Arab Women’s Artistic Legacy – Cultural
The Beiteddine Art Festival kicked off with a mesmerizing musical evening titled “Diwaniyat Hob”, held in the presence of Prime Minister Nawaf Salam, First Lady Neemat Aoun, and a distinguished audience of ministers, diplomats, and cultural icons.
A Triumph of Female Talent: Jahida Wehbe, Lubana Al Quntar & Reham Abdel Hakim Shine
The performance united three of the Arab world’s most powerful female vocalists—Jahida Wehbe, Lubana Al Quntar, and Reham Abdel Hakim—each bringing their unique artistic legacy, vocal mastery, and cultural heritage to the stage. Together, they delivered a performance that was both emotionally moving and musically exquisite.
More Than Music: A Symbol of Arab Women’s Strength & Unity & Cultural Impact.
Beyond a concert, the evening stood as a bold testament to female solidarity and artistic leadership. Under the direction of Maestro Ahmad Taha, the orchestra paid a soul-stirring tribute to Fairuz, earning thunderous applause from the audience.
A Cultural Milestone for the Arab World
These three women were not just performers—they embodied the power, grace, and influence of Arab women in music and culture. Their voices bridged past generations while shaping the future of Arab artistry.
A night where talent, heritage, and womanhood merged flawlessly—a milestone in the Arab cultural scene that will resonate for years to come.
A Beacon for the Future of Arab Arts
As the Arab world navigates its ever-evolving cultural landscape, nights like these serve as both compass and beacon, pointing toward a future where talent knows no gender, where heritage and progress harmonize, and where stages become platforms for more than performance, but for cultural evolution. The Beiteddine Festival has set a formidable precedent; now, the question remains: Who will take up the mantle next?
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