The departure of the captain of Gulf singing, musician Nasser Al-Saleh

Saudi musician Nasser Al-Saleh has passed away at the age of 63, according to what his son Khaled announced via the “X” platform. The news of his death caused widespread sadness in artistic and public circles, as Al-Saleh is considered one of the most important composers who contributed to shaping the Gulf and Arab musical identity.

He left a clear mark on the artistic scene with his sweet melodies, which were characterised by deep feeling and unique musical beauty.

A career full of successes and artistic collaborations Nasser Al Saleh began his musical career in the seventies, and with his unique talent he was able to collaborate with a group of great artists in the Arab world. The most prominent of them are Mohammed Abdu, Nawal Al Kuwaitia, Ahlam, Abdullah Al Rowaished, Rashed Al Majed, Abdul Majeed Abdullah, Majed Al Mohandes, and Saber Al Rubai.

The song "Al-Amaken", which he composed for Mohammed Abdu, is one of his most famous works, as it became one of the most influential songs in the history of Gulf songs. He also presented many immortal tunes such as "Bint Al-Nour", "Eb'ad", "Ahd Salman", and "Khayam Al-Ezz".

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Widespread sadness in the artistic community Many Gulf and Arab stars mourned Al-Saleh’s passing with touching words on the “X” platform.

The artist Ahlam wrote: “May God have mercy on him, forgive him, and grant him a place in His spacious heavens.”

While Assala said: “Today we lost an artist who loved art and created the most beautiful songs.”

Abdul Majeed Abdullah also shared a photo of himself with the deceased, commenting: “May God have mercy on our brother and professor Nasser Al-Saleh. My sincere condolences to his honorable family and to all of us.”

Ayed Yousef mourned Al-Saleh via his account on X, "There is no power or strength except with God. May God have mercy on you, my dear."

As for Umaima, she said, “May God have mercy on him, forgive him, and make him steadfast when questioned. My sincere condolences to his honorable family and to art.”

An artistic legacy that will remain immortal With the passing of Nasser Al-Saleh, the art scene lost one of its icons, but he will remain present through his immortal melodies that formed part of the conscience of the Arab listener.

His works will remain etched in the memory of future generations, a testament to his unique talent and unforgettable creativity.