Faya Younan Gifts 'Tell a Dear One' to the Audience and Concludes Her Concert at the 'Echo of the Pyramids' Festival with 'This is What Happened'

Syrian artist Faya Younan dedicated the song 'Tell a Dear One' to the audience at her concert during the 'Echo of the Pyramids' festival, amidst great interaction from the audience who sang along with her. She concluded her concert with the song 'This is What Happened'.

Faya took a moment to remember the late musician Ziad Rahbani, who passed away last July, expressing during her performance at the 'Echo of the Pyramids' festival, saying: 'He is one of the greatest pioneers of our Arabic music,' before singing for him 'Without Anything'.

Faya asked the audience to light up their phone lights and to imagine his presence, saying: 'He would definitely be happy as we remember him and sing for him from such a magnificent place like the Pyramids,' which elicited a response from the audience.

Faya Younan expressed her happiness in participating in the events of the 'Echo of the Pyramids' festival, stating: 'I am overwhelmed with joy singing in front of the greatest historical places in the world... the Pyramids are a wonder of the world,' emphasizing her longing for the Egyptian audience, even if the gap between concerts is less than a month.

Faya Younan opened her concert with the songs 'O My Killer' and 'May You Be Sweet', amidst great interaction from the audience. She also joked with the audience, saying: 'I want to flatter you and tell you that your presence warms me, but it really does warm me; I imagined I would feel colder than this.'

The concert is part of the 'Echo of the Pyramids' festival, which aims to present unprecedented performances that blend global masterpieces with the magnificence of the historical site, in an experience that reinforces Egypt's position as an international cultural destination in the world of arts.