All sentences end with you.. Carmen Lebbos sends a message to Ziad Rahbani

Lebanese artist Carmen Lebbos sent a message to the late artist Ziad Rahbani , who passed away about two months ago. In it, she spoke about her feelings toward him and his passing, using moving words and audio and video.

Carmen Lebbos shared her message on her X account, captioning it "All sentences end with you," a line from Fairuz's song "I Have Confidence in You," with lyrics and music by the late Ziad Rahbani.

Lebs' message came in the form of a video clip and a voiceover message, written by Salim Al-Deek and directed by Obada Shaarani.

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Carmen Lebbos' message to the late Ziad Rahbani The artist, who had a romantic relationship with Rahbani, said in her letter: “Do you know how you live with the illusion that you have turned the page on your first love and then suddenly discover that the page is still open with its wounds? For years I have been saying I have moved on, but at the same time I keep asking myself, ‘Why?’ The last ‘why’ was, ‘Why don’t you want to see me?’ I realized later, after it was too late, that you didn’t want to see yourself like this, maybe you didn’t want to see me when I saw you like this.”

Carmen Lebbos continued in her message, expressing her longing and saying: “I miss you, and I knew that you missed me, but you didn’t tell me. They told me that you kept asking about me, but I wish I had heard from you. I told you that your absence cleared the country, but you left, and I felt that I was free, I felt that everything was on hold.”

Carmen Lebbos concluded her message: “Questions that no one has answered, and memories that no one has been able to erase. I used to run away from your memory, not because I didn’t want it, but because I was afraid it would feel like the best memory. Every street, every corner, every place reminds me of you. I loved you, and I still do, and every sentence ends with you.”

Carmen Lebbos bids farewell to her mother, and "Aser" eases the burden of loss. It is noteworthy that amidst the stillness of Beirut that looms large in the hearts of its fans, the artistic community woke up to sad news, as the distinguished Lebanese artist, Carmen Lebbos, was shocked by the passing of her mother, Mrs. Aida Ali Qarfali, widow of the late Elias Grace Lebbos. The mother, who was a source of compassion and support, passed away, leaving behind a grieving daughter and warm memories etched in her heart.

"Next to Father"... Carmen announces the passing of "the light of the family" With a heavy heart, Carmen Lebbos announced this painful loss via her social media platforms, confirming that her mother passed away last Saturday. She revealed the details of her final farewell, as the body of the deceased will be buried today (Monday) at St. Takla Church in Jal El Dib. The family will then receive condolences on Monday and Tuesday, in an attempt to ease the burden of this great loss.

"Your mothers are the most precious thing you have." A warm memory before our separation. A few weeks before this tragic passing, Carmen celebrated her late father's birthday last February. She shared a spontaneous video with her fans that captured the warmth of family, captioned with the touching words, "May God keep her for me and your mothers for you." These intimate moments were an early farewell, affirming the value of a mother in every person's life.

"Tears on Screen"... Stars Condolence "Carmen's Heart" Lebanese and Arab celebrities quickly offered their condolences and support for Carmen during her ordeal. Through touching comments on the obituary post, Ward El Khal, Qamar Khalaf, Sawsan Badr, Dalida Khalil, Samira Baroudi, Joseph Bou Nassar, Nahla Daoud, Rozy El Khouli, and many others expressed their deep sorrow and solidarity with their colleague in this painful loss, emphasizing the importance of a mother and her impact on the lives of her children.

"Asir" is a ray of light in the dark night of sadness. On the artistic level, and in the midst of this deep sadness, Carmen Lebbos continues her brilliant career, starring in the series "Aser", which recently began airing. This work brings together an elite group of drama stars, including Basil Khayat, Abbas Al-Nouri, Samer Al-Masry, Pamela Al-Kik, Khaled Al-Qish, Nadine Khoury, and others. The series revolves around the story of "Majd", who is betrayed and deceived by those closest to him, finding himself behind bars. However, he returns with a new identity to take revenge on those who caused his tragedy. Perhaps this work will be a ray of light that alleviates the burden of loss and gives Carmen the strength to face this difficult stage.

"The spring of compassion departs"... but the good influence remains With the passing of Mrs. Aida Ali Qarfali, the artist Carmen Lebbos loses a great support and an inexhaustible source of love and tenderness, but the good influence and beautiful memories she shared with her mother will remain, to light her path in the coming days. In this difficult time, the hearts of Carmen's fans and colleagues in the artistic community unite to pray for mercy and forgiveness for the deceased, and for the great artist to be patient and consoled for this painful loss. The loss of a mother is a wound that does not heal, but her good memory will remain alive in the hearts of her fans forever.