'Artists live in cycle of isolation'

Lebanese singer Jahida Wehbe Rabat – Rashid Bagha On her artistic tour in Morocco, the committed Lebanese singer Jahida Wehbe confirmed that she is working hard in her search for poems that contain the characteristics of humanity and existentialism and for "songs to live, with the elements of her immortality."
Wehbe 's tour included the cities of Essaouira, Safi and Azemmour (west of Morocco). On her tour she stated she was "looking for texts that occupies all my thoughts because I am not free until I sing them. It is not associated with particular things but it is important that the texts contain characteristics of humanity, existentialism, heterogeneity, and land and human issues."
The Lebanese singer is well-educated  and has a good knowledge of art, music and she is a researcher in various sciences. She has a degree in psychology from the Lebanese University, and in eastern singing from the National Institute of Music. She studied playing the violin and opera singing in Arabic, Syriac, Byzantine chanting and Koran recitation. She also holds a graduate diploma in acting and directing from the Lebanese University of Fine Arts Institute, is a member of the Syndicate of Professional Musicians in Lebanon and the Chairperson of the Committee on Culture.
Jahida Wehbe stated that "The serious artistic choices in the Arab scene lives in a cycle of isolation, I regrets that the institutions which are supposed to support good art are absent, leaving the field empty for companies that market consumer art." However, she has no doubts over her path "I did not choose this serious pattern but it chose me. I cannot perform art that I am not convinced with, especially since I grew up on stanzas and classical art in the East and West."
For this artist, nowadays songs is a bustle of art that makes an unhealthy environment."It is necessary to insist on the provision of good in order to preserve our cultural identity in times of sweeping globalization, Jahida talks about the "a generation whose artistic taste is violated and taken to the area of ??vulgarity and mediocrity.
Jahida Wehbe moves between multiple areas of creativity, melody, singing, writing and theater. She puts this under the title of soul-search, for her art is that “beautiful area remaining that gives me the possibility to breathe clean air away from the noise that surrounds our lives. Moving from artistic field to another makes me meet myself in the past and the future. Then I would like to share the moment with others, invite them to travel and the hope in life and beauty. "
The reason for the singer’s non-participation in art projects with the committed singing pole in Lebanon Marcel Khalife, Jahida Wehbe explains  in an exclusive interview, “that the presence of Marcel most of the time outside Lebanon hindered the implementation of these projects, but she confirms that the intention exists to perform a serious & special work with the this friend "
Along with her various artistic activities, the artist Jahida Wehbe came out to the world of writing with a novel published under the title "Blue and Hoopoe  ... love in Facebook", which she signed in the framework of the International Book Fair and publishing in Casablanca.
The book will be a unique literary experience, in the virtual world of Facebook, to build the pillars of the story that belongs to this world, between Lebanese girl and a young Moroccan man, distance came between them and they were brought in the space of Facebook relationship love roaming the constraints of time and space.
Jahida says, writing was always present even when she was bsy, until she felt that the time has come to launch a literary text to the public, new in form and context.
Jahida Wehbe had many visits to Morocco, she is looking forward  to make a song of its legacy, he loved its cities: Fes, Tangier, Marrakesh ... Morocco for her is in the  form of its people who are sticking together, its environment and heritage, the architectural beauty with  cultural depth, and their tender creative multi-disciplinary productivity. "Every two or three months, something inside me tells me to come back.