Georges Wassouf Reflects on Memories
George Wassouf talks in an interview about the secret to his ongoing artistic presence and the impact of his songs on the audience. He explains that his success is tied to presenting songs that reflect everyday life and people's experiences, not just beautiful melodies or fame. He affirms that the love of the audience and the connection of his songs to genuine words and real stories from people's lives are the key to his lasting memory. He highlights that the audience's interaction gives him strong energy on stage. He also mentions that his work has taken him through different stages of his life—ranging from love and separation to memories of losing loved ones—and that he values the signs of love and appreciation the audience shows, such as waiting for him outside his house in Syria and Lebanon. Additionally, he notes that his relationships with musicians like Melhem Barakat, Om Kalthoum, and Fairuz are sources of inspiration for him. He recalls meeting Fairuz and the message she sent him after his son’s passing, which he considers one of his most precious possessions. Wassouf shares memories of his concerts and emphasizes humanitarian moments, such as helping a young Lebanese artist at the start of his career and his commitment to humility and respecting people. He affirms that life has been his greatest teacher, and he didn’t plan his path; success came spontaneously. He wishes for a peaceful life for his family and continues to perform the art he loves, focusing on human values and establishing a genuine connection with his audience.
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