This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from Hibapress, the Arabic version:
Heba Press – Art
Moroccan singer Basma Bousma responded to the statements of the Egyptian media, Hala Sarhan, who criticized her because of her speech on her ex-wife, Tamer Hosni.
Red Boussil came via “Story” to her official account on the “Instagram” site, where she considered that Sarhan was trying to restore the spotlight in an inappropriate way.
Verification and warning of racism
Basma described the attack on the Egyptian media as “the incentive and the editing of racism”, noting that some media professionals seek to return to the stage in non -professional methods.
“Unfortunately, when the star of some extinguished, they use cheap ways to restore the spotlight,” she said.
Defend Morocco and its ancient history
Basma did not hesitate to rent its homeland, stressing that Morocco has a long history and a solid civilization, and added: “Morocco has made glories that no one can deny, in particular those who have spent their lives to drum and overwhelming. “
Strong criticism of the media past
Boussil was directly criticized for Saran Hala, saying that it is strange that a person has spent years “making stories and selling the illusion” on morality and principles, stressing that Morocco is more important than to be affected by the banalities of those looking for fame.
Basma Bousil replied
A new artistic project despite the controversy
Despite the existing controversy, Basma Bousma continues in her artistic activity, because she recently published the song “La Thani” on YouTube, which is written by Aleem, composed by Mohamed Khalaf, and distributed by Muhammad Al -Shry.
