Nicolas Mouawad is a Syrian in a Russian movie.. and this is what he said about his daughter

After singing in Turkish, artist Nicolas Mouawad revealed that he learned a new language, which is Russian, especially after participating in a work there.

Nicolas Mouawad in a Russian movie Nikola said that he participated in a Russian film as a young Syrian man living in Russia, and he learned the language because 80% of the scenes were in Russian.

Nicola explained that he always had a desire to learn other languages, so much so that when he finished high school and his father asked him what he wanted to study, he said that he only wanted to learn languages.

Talking about Nicola's daughter Speaking about his two-year-old daughter, Nicola said that he has now decided to reduce the photos he posts of his daughter because he has become afraid for her and he and his wife have started thinking about protecting her in this vast space.

After publishing her photos, Nicola's daughter received many comments expressing her beauty and that she looks a lot like her father.

Nicolas Mouawad and singing in Turkish On the other hand, it is worth mentioning that Moawad previously published a video in which he spoke in Turkish for the first time with Aylin Yilis over the phone, and each of them explained to the other that they still love each other and miss each other as well.

Nicolas Mouawad explained in the video that the collaboration will be a music video titled "Uykuma Bir Kala) Just) Before I Fall Asleep", in which he sings in Turkish for the first time.

The artist commented, “My first experience in singing, in the Turkish language.. The video clip Just Before I Fall Asleep, produced by Ada Music and directed by Rawad Daw.” The video clip was filmed in Lebanon over two days at the beginning of last September.

Nicolas Mouawad is considered one of the Arab stars who are able to speak and perform roles in multiple languages and accents. In addition to his ability to perform various Arabic accents, he has performed roles in English, French, Russian, and currently Turkish for the first time.