Assala finishes recording the soundtrack for the Syrian series "Al-Qaysar"

Syrian artist, Assala Nasri, has finished recording and filming the opening credits and music video for the TV series, "The Emperor... No Place, No Time." The opening credits are written and composed by Hassan Zioud, and the music is arranged by Nasser Al-Asaad.

Assala said in a press release about singing the "Caesar" theme song: "This voice, which you once knew as free, has returned today to sing for the truth. The "Caesar" theme song is not just a song... but a promise to everyone who has been wronged that the truth will be told. I am the daughter of this people, and this voice is my gift to those who resisted and believed."

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Details and cast of the series "The Emperor" The series "The Emperor" is directed by Safwan Mustafa Nemo, who emphasized in his speech that: "The Emperor is neither a place nor a time... it is not just a series, but a testimony to a time that some have tried to erase. We have depicted the pain in the language of images, to create an unforgettable memory."

The series consists of 30 episodes divided into 10 trilogies, recounting documented real events and authentic testimonies from inside Syrian prisons where rebels and civilians experienced the most horrific forms of crime and abuse during the rule of the former regime.

Assala to perform at Jerash Festival for Culture and Arts tonight Artist Assala Nasri will perform at the 39th Jerash Festival for Culture and Arts on Saturday at the Southern Theater, which promises to be packed with surprises.

Assala is scheduled to sing a number of her songs in addition to songs from her new album “Tareb Al Baad”, which includes a group of songs that combine emotional and traditional styles, most notably: “Kalam Fargh” composed by Tamer Ashour, in addition to songs such as “Tareb Al Baad” (the song that bears the album’s name), “Sufficiency in Self”, “I Don’t Miss You”, “The Falling Grapes”, “What a Confusion”, “I Love You, I Hate You”, “I Will Forget You”, “Piece by Piece”, and “Wild”.

It is worth noting that the album featured a group of prominent poets and composers, including poet Mahmoud Aleem, poet Mona El-Qeiy, composer Klaza, Mustafa Hadouta, poet Ahmed El-Maliki, Mustafa El-Assal, Mohamed Abdel-Majeed, Ahmed Hassan Raoul, Amr El-Shazly, and the late composer Mohamed Abdel-Majeed, in addition to Islam El-Gerini and Jaber Gamal. The album also includes a song with lyrics by the late poet Nasser El-Geel, giving the work a distinct heritage character.

Assala is considered one of the most famous Arab voices, maintaining her artistic standing over many years. She has succeeded in constantly reinventing herself while preserving her musical identity, beloved by millions around the world.