Keen to achieve balance
Nesreen gives priority to her career as actress
Syrian actress Nesreen Tafesh
Beirut - Michal Hadad
Syrian actress Nesreen Tafesh revealed that she gives the priority to her career as an actress although she turned to singing during the latest period, saying that it is important for any actor to be multi-talented.
She added, in a statement to “Arabs Today”, that she presented a number of songs , while she is keen to keep her position as a professional actress. She expressed her pleasure for the positive reactions to her recent song, saying that it managed to achieve notable success among the fans.
She added that the new album will carry a large number of new ideas, stressing her keenness to diversify the ideas she presents since the beginning of her career. She stressed the need for striking a balance between singing and her major career as an actress during the coming period
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