Concert Date: October 27, 2019 (Sunday)
Location: Salle Claude-Champagne – Université de Montréal (Montreal)
Time: 7:30 pm
Winner of the “World Music Award” for best performer in the Middle East (Monaco 2014), & “Daf Bama Music Awards” for best Middle Eastern Female Act & Best performer in the Middle East (Hamburg 2016), Carole Samaha is one of a kind in the Arab world. She started her career with Drama Theater in Beirut to pursue later on with leading roles at the Mansour Rahbani Musical Theater with the country’s most renowned actors; she starred as well in more than five soap operas. Switching few years later to a solo career as a pop singer
Carole Smeha brings all of her talents to life on stage at the Salle Claude-Champagne this fall. Carole’s repertoire reflects the culmination of a rich journey of arts and culture in Lebanon; building on a wealth of history and experience, Carole brings us face to face with civilizations of the Phoenicians, Assyrians, Greeks, Romans and modern-day Lebanon in Baalbek, Beit Ed-Dine and Byblos, in an ethereal performance in Montreal
Location: Salle Claude-Champagne – Université de Montréal (Montreal)
Time: 7:30 pm
Winner of the “World Music Award” for best performer in the Middle East (Monaco 2014), & “Daf Bama Music Awards” for best Middle Eastern Female Act & Best performer in the Middle East (Hamburg 2016), Carole Samaha is one of a kind in the Arab world. She started her career with Drama Theater in Beirut to pursue later on with leading roles at the Mansour Rahbani Musical Theater with the country’s most renowned actors; she starred as well in more than five soap operas. Switching few years later to a solo career as a pop singer
Carole Smeha brings all of her talents to life on stage at the Salle Claude-Champagne this fall. Carole’s repertoire reflects the culmination of a rich journey of arts and culture in Lebanon; building on a wealth of history and experience, Carole brings us face to face with civilizations of the Phoenicians, Assyrians, Greeks, Romans and modern-day Lebanon in Baalbek, Beit Ed-Dine and Byblos, in an ethereal performance in Montreal