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Syrian artist Asala Nasri has returned to perform in Damascus after a 16-year absence. She held a concert at the Al-Fayhaa Hall, drawing a large audience and widespread interaction. Asala spoke about her reasons for staying away from Syria, explaining that she was in Egypt and left because she was distressed over the Syrian people, emphasizing that she has now returned for their sake. She affirmed that art and music are an essential part of the national healing process. During the concert, she performed traditional Syrian songs as well as her own works and her new album, which features 14 songs rooted in the heritage of various Syrian regions. The event was attended by officials and artists, including the Syrian Minister of Culture, who honored her and described her return as "a victory for the oppressed over the oppressor." This marks Asala’s first return to the Syrian stage since 2010, following her support for the Syrian protests in 2011, which led to criticism and her dismissal from the Syndicate of Artists. The hashtag "Return of Asala" trended on social media, celebrating her comeback while also expressing criticism over the enthusiasm surrounding the concert.
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