Famous Tunisian star Saber Al Rubai seems to be of a higher class than everyone else.
He was asked on the "Ma' Hobi" show about Rula Saed’s voice, he said he wished singer Rula Saed had stuck to modeling rather than singing. Poor Rola, come on, he's just kidding...

As for the rumors surrounding him and Sabah singing a duet together, he answered astonished saying: "I can't sing with her, my voice is much stronger."

It seems Saber is too good for anyone, even the Arabic concert for Lebanon "Al Dhamir Al Arabi" isn't good enough for him

Saber Al Rubai is denying the news about his purchase of an apartment in Egypt last month and that this house was haunted. He said he didn't know where such news came from or why someone would make up something like this in the first place. He said that maybe the reason was an attempt by some of his enemies to divert his fans attention from his up coming album.

No one would have expected the success that Ahmed Al Sharif would receive from his tour in Australia. Fans, Arab expatriates, press coverage, magazine articles, and even a warm welcome from the Mayor himself were all waiting for him!

As soon as the young Tunisian singer arrived at Sydney international airport, the crowd went wild!

And as for his concerts, well, you can just imagine the attendance. He sang for no less than 3 hours at every time, singing pieces from Tunisian folklore, Dabka, as well as some classics by Warda and Abdel Halim all in addition to his own work from his latest album.

An Egyptian estate agent was surprised to have a visit from non other than Tunisian star Saber Al Rubai asking him to sell his recently purchased luxurious apartment that he bought for $450,000 in the Zamalik area of Cairo. When Saber first bought the house, he was really happy to find some famous actors and actresses living in the same building like Hala Sidqi.

His happiness wasn't meant to last.

Tunisian singer Latifa had recently held a concert for the benefit of Jordan River Foundation. The event started with the arrival of Jordan’s Queen Rania Al-Abdullah then the Director of the Jordan River Foundation talked about the achievements of the institution and then presented Latifa to the audience.

Latifa first song was Matrohash bead (Don't go away) then she continued singing some of her top hit songs.

Here are some photos of Latifa with the audience during this concert.

Source: [Latifa Online]

After Nancy Ajram and Amel Hijazi, Tunisian Singer and Star Academy 1 contestant Ahmed Al Sherif was the guest of the 3rd episode of the Lebanese TV Show ‘'Ya Leil Ya Ein'. Ahmed sang 3 of his popular songs: ‘Ben Ennas’, ‘Todana’ and ‘Sidi Saleh’.

The contestants were some of the students of LBC Star Academy 2. The girls’ team contestants were: Salma Algazali from Algeria, Katia Haraka from Lebanon, Amani Al Swissi from Tunisia and Zizi Abdel Al Rahem from Egypt. As for the boy’s team, the contestants were: Bashar Al Ghazawi from Jordan, Ahmed Saleh Al Din from Bahrain, Ahmed Hussein from Kuwait and Samer Thomat from Lebanon.

Some Photos of the 3rd Episode

Tunisian singer Saber Rebai participated in Carthage Festival & didn’t cancel his concert as previously reported. He also announced that he is going to hold concerts in other countries like Egypt ..!
His concert in Tunis was very successful, the audience exceeded more than 12.000 people who came and enjoyed Saber’s songs like ‘Izat Nafsee’, ‘Alle Gara’, ‘Athhada Elalam’ and ‘Agmal Nesaa Aldonia’.

Saber ended the concert with a song specially dedicated to Lebanon ‘Lebnan Ma Yahtaz’

After canceling all his concerts this summer, including Carthage, Tunisian singer Saber Al Rebai has finished working on a very serious song entitled Lebnan Ma Yhtaz -Nothing Rocks Lebanon-.
The song is his composition & the lyrics are those of Hatem Al Kizani.
Al Rebai has also signed two contracts for two concerts, one in Egypt & one in Dubai.
While the dates of both concerts are not yet revealed, the profits of the concerts will go to the victims of the vicious attack on Lebanon.

The lyrics of the song are as follows: -in Arabic-

The shy and coy Star Academy Tunisian student Bahaa Al Kafi, has come out of the shell at last, and has released a single entitled Wa3adni - he promised me - . She has also shot a video clip for this song, and is now broadcasting all over the music channels.
She still looks the same and moves in the same way, which by the way i think she should loosen up a bit more, yet she sings quite well.
Have you seen the video clip, or heard the song?
What do you think?

Ahmad El Sherif's latest video clip is also the direction of new director Emil Sleilati, who directed the first video clip of the song - Sahran Maak Ellila.
The clip is for the popular song from Ahmad's first album which carries the same title - Ben Ennas.

What do you think of the song, and the video clip ?

Ben Ennas Video Clip Photos

During the last weeks of 2004, Tunisian star-singer Latifa visited the Jordanian capitol Amman as a part of her successful tour in order to participate in the judge committee of the Jordanian Song Festival which was held under the patronage of His Majesty King Abdullah and Queen Rania.