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Marcel Khalife Reflects on War and Exile in Paris
Against the backdrop of memories of war and exile in Paris, Lebanese artist Marcel Khalife recalls his experiences connected to the time and place of his life in Paris during the beginning of the war in Lebanon. Khalife describes how he was forced to leave his hometown carrying his oud and his memories, finding in Paris a city that became a companion to his days and nights. There, he met friends and fellow artists such as Ahmed Ali Al-Zein and Kamal Karim. He emphasizes that music was his way of confronting the pain of war, and that he created musical works reflecting that period, including a song inspired by Mahmoud Darwish's writings. Khalife underlines that Paris is not just a place of exile but has become part of his identity and artistic memory, affirming that the song remains faithful to its roots and that love remains constant despite changes in cities and eras. He is preparing to release his new album and will visit through it, confirming that the city was a driving force and an inspiration in his artistic journey.
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