Refusing honoring in some events
Singer Ragheb Allama reveals his future works
Singer Ragheb Allama
Beirut - Michelle Hadad
Lebanese singer Ragheb Allama stressed that he refuses to be honored in some events, saying that honoring artists became just a habit in some cases. He added that the real honoring comes from the people and fans, saying that such honoring appears in the number of his followers on social media accounts that hit a million on Youtube.
He added, in a statement to “Arabs Today”, that he is scheduled to present a number of new songs during the Summer, expressing his pleasure for the positive reactions to his recent song “Leave Me Alone”. He stressed that he works to provide different and new ideas during the coming works to meet the aspirations of his fans.
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