The speech of the Arab artist, Muhammad Abdo, in (Al-Liwan), comes in the context of exciting statements that he used to move the artistic scene between supporters and opponents, so that hardly a meeting with him passes without causing a wide controversy, which prompted the question, does the Arab artist mean, mean, and deliberate this excitement?
Since his famous statement with the late journalist Jalal Abu Zaid half a century ago, “I am a waste of my time,” passing through his talk about Talal Maddah’s kitchen, Abu Bakr Salem’s melodies, and the identity of Abbas Ibrahim, ending with his statements in the last two years, the most recent of which were about making the song, people’s love for him, and his retirement, statements that were analyzed by inks of critics. And the fans, especially those who saw that he did not need it at the height of his career.
Muhammad Abdo, the maker of the Saudi song, this is what the Arab artist said about himself on the Al-Liwan program, proud of his history and what he presented with pride and without humility, as he says. He stated this while knowing with certainty the presence of its giants Talal Maddah, Tariq Abdul Hakim, Fawzi Mahsoun, Abdullah Muhammad before him, Abadi Al-Johar, Abdul Majeed Abdullah and others. After him, referring to himself the texture of this song for his own benefit and without regard to anyone.
And that Muhammad Abdo is rich in the lights with loud statements, and he is the one who spreads his wings with his art and gigantism on the scene, but he is accustomed in every Ramadan season to exciting controversial statements about which even his fans are divided. It is out of place because it came after the song rose to fame with Talal Maddah, Tariq Abdel Hakim and others, before it reached the singing stages.
A year ago, the Arab artist was harshly criticized for his mockery of the songs and works of the two giants, Talal Maddah and Abu Bakr Salem. Then he came out apologizing, to come back today and blow up all their efforts in making the song, to announce it explicitly, “I am the one who made the Saudi song!”
The statements of the Arab artist have become like Eid every year, but they are repeated in color and controversy.
Muhammad Abdo appeared at the beginning of Ramadan in a television interview on Al-Rai channel, then a day later he appeared on Rotana, in an unfamiliar momentum for the Arab artist.
Okaz (Jeddah) @OKAZ_online
