Carmen Suleiman Sets the Stage on Fire with "Lina Raqsa" at New Cairo New Year’s Eve Concert
Star singer Carmen Suleiman dazzles the audience in New Cairo with a spectacular New Year’s Eve performance, delivering a selection of her biggest hits to a full house.
Singer Carmen Suleiman performed on New Year’s Eve at a luxury hotel in New Cairo, in a packed concert attended by families and fans from various Arab countries, creating a lively and festive atmosphere.
Carmen arrived in full elegance wearing a stunning black dress, accompanied by her manager Mimi Fouad, and was warmly welcomed by the concert organizer and producer Walid Mansour alongside Ahmed Fakhama, ensuring the event’s smooth execution.
As soon as she stepped on stage with her band and began performing her hit song “Lina Raqsa”, the audience erupted into cheers and applause, shouting “We missed you, Carmen”, creating a vibrant and interactive atmosphere.
Carmen Suleiman set the stage ablaze with a medley of her most romantic hits, including:
“W Lama Tshoofak Eini,” “Ekhbari,” “Tefanen,” “Ma Hey Sahela,” “Azma Ala Azma”, alongside tracks from her latest album “Asah Ghalta”, and other fan-requested songs, offering a complete musical experience for the audience.
The concert was marked by meticulous organization and high audience engagement, reaffirming Carmen Suleiman’s position as one of the leading contemporary singers in Egypt and the Arab world.
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