Wael Jassar captivates Moroccan fans at Mawazine Festival
Lebanese singer Wael Jassar delivered a mesmerizing performance at the Mohammed V National Theater in Rabat on Friday night, as part of the 20th edition of the Mawazine Festival. The celebrated artist, renowned for his emotive voice and timeless tracks, was met with an electrified crowd that filled the venue to capacity.
A warm welcome for a beloved star
The moment Jassar stepped onto the stage, he was greeted by thunderous applause and cheers. Moroccan fans expressed their admiration with joyful ululations, reflecting their deep affection for one of the most esteemed voices in Arabic music.
To honor his Moroccan audience, Jassar held up the Moroccan flag and kissed it, a gesture that drew an even louder response from the crowd.
A journey through his greatest hits
Jassar opened the concert with two fan-favorites: “Ana A’rab Men Shamsou We Zillou” and the iconic “Ghariba El Nass.” The audience passionately sang along, setting the tone for an evening of heartfelt performances.
The Lebanese singer then treated fans to a setlist of his most beloved romantic and emotional songs, including “Kol Wa’ad,” “Meshit Khalas,” “Btowhashiny,” “Ta’ebt Ma’ak,” “Khesert Kol El Nass,” “Law A’shit Ba’di,” and “Mekhabi Eh.” Each track further captivated the crowd, showcasing Jassar’s unmatched ability to connect with his listeners.
Mawazine Festival: a celebration of music
The ongoing 20th edition of the Mawazine Festival – Rhythms of the World is taking place from June 20 to 28 across various venues in Rabat and Sale. This year’s lineup features a rich blend of Arab and international artists, cementing the festival’s reputation as one of the premier music events in the region.
Jassar’s unforgettable performance reaffirmed his status as a cherished figure in the Arab music world and highlighted the cultural significance of Mawazine as a platform for connecting artists and audiences.
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