Elissa Responds to Former Tunisian Culture Minister: People Change, Country Remains
Elissa addresses comments by the former Tunisian Culture Minister about her absence from Carthage Festival, emphasizing that people change but the country remains steadfast
In a candid and bold statement, Elissa responded to discussions surrounding her absence from the Carthage Festival after remarks from the former Tunisian Culture Minister and festival president 🎤✨.
She stated in a televised interview:
"I don’t ask anyone to let me perform. If someone invites me and it’s suitable, I do it. If they don’t like it, tomorrow someone else might invite me and they’ll like it. I have no problem with Carthage Festival, they made a problem with me, and I’m not upset" 💫.
Elissa added:
"The former Culture Minister said whatever he wanted, I’m not upset because people change, the constant is the country. Today I performed a much bigger concert than Carthage in terms of audience size" 🎶👑.
On the artistic front, Elissa continues her successful career with the recent release of her song "Matkhazalnish" from the film "Al-Selm Wal Thaaban – La’ab El-Ayal" 🎬❤️. The song revives the romantic vibes of the first part of the film, released over 24 years ago, written by Mona El Qeai, composed by Aziz El Shafie, arranged by Nader Hamdi, with musical direction by the late Tarek Al-Arian 🎵✨.
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Elissa responds to former Tunisian Culture Minister: People Change, Country Remains
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