US EditionSyrians celebrate a month since Assad’s overthrow with revolutionary songs in Damascus
- Wasfi Maasarani performed in a concert in Damascus to celebrate Syria's victory, marking his return after 13 years of exile.
- The concert, organized by the Molham Volunteering Team, commemorated a month since the insurgency that toppled former President Bashar Al-Assad.
- The crowd cheered and waved the new Syrian flag, while Raed Saleh from the White Helmets highlighted the need to remember missing families.
- Maasarani expressed joy at returning to Syria, stating it was a dream to perform his revolutionary songs that captured the atrocities endured.
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Syrians celebrate a month since Assad’s overthrow with revolutionary songs in Damascus
A packed concert hall in Damascus came alive this week with cheers as Wasfi Maasarani, a renowned singer and symbol of the Syrian uprising, performed in celebration of “Syria’s victory.”
Syrians Celebrate a Month Since Assad’s Overthrow With Revolutionary Songs in Damascus
A packed concert hall in Damascus came alive this week with cheers as Wasfi Maasarani, a renowned singer and symbol of the Syrian uprising, performed in celebration of “Syria’s victory." The concert Wednesday marked Maasarani’s return to Syria after 13 years of exile. While living in Los Angeles, Maasarani had continued to support Syria’s uprising through his music, touring the US and Europe, The Associated Press said.
Syrians celebrate a month since Assad's overthrow with revolutionary songs in Damascus
A packed concert hall in Damascus came alive this week with cheers as Wasfi Maasarani, a renowned singer and symbol of the Syrian uprising, performed in celebration of "Syria's victory."
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