From Burlington to Halifax... Hisham Abbas on a Canadian tour

Artist Hesham Abbas is preparing to perform a series of concerts in Canada during the months of September and October, as part of a tour that will see him meet his fans in a number of Canadian cities.

The tour kicks off with a show in Burlington on September 26, and concludes with a show in Halifax on October 5.

Hisham Abbas's opinion on the new singing generation Artist Hesham Abbas spoke about his preparations to participate in the "90s Party" as part of the "Al Alam Al Alamein" Festival, which is being held in the New Alamein City. He explained that the party will start next week, and will feature a number of stars from the 90s generation, including Ehab Tawfik, Mohamed Fouad, and Hamid El Shaeri.

In an interview with media personality Reham El-Sahli on the "Had El-Nojoum" program broadcast on DMC on Sunday evening, Hisham Abbas pointed out a clear difference between his generation and the current one in terms of lyrics and language, especially after the emergence of the festival genre of songs.

He emphasized that there are those who are trying to preserve the form of the integrated artistic song, which contains a melody and touching lyrics, despite changes in public taste and some musical trends.

When asked about the current artists he sees as an extension of the 90s generation, Hisham Abbas mentioned: Mohamed Hamaki, Ramy Sabry, Ramy Gamal, and Tamer Ashour, praising the work these artists present, which preserves the spirit of authentic Egyptian songs.

Hisham Abbas talks about festivals Regarding his opinion on festival songs, Hisham Abbas explained that some of the songs in this genre are "good and entertaining," and that he enjoys them during special occasions or festive atmospheres, but he doesn't prefer listening to them in his car.

He joked, "I love festival songs that are full of excitement, but not the kind I listen to in my car."