He is preparing to record a duet with artist Hussein Al Jasmi
Cheb Khaled: Dubai is an art base that I prefer over New York
The Algerian artist, Cheb Khaled, expressed his great admiration for the city of Dubai, saying that he has many beautiful memories and friends, and he has constant nostalgia for them and is keen to visit her every period.
Cheb Khaled said: “I visited Dubai for the first time when its airport was small, and I saw with my own eyes how the city was built and expanded to become today one of the most important cities in the world.” He added, “I have a family in Dubai that I settled in 5 years ago, indicating that it has become an artistic base for him and most Arab and foreign artists.
In an exclusive interview with Dubai TV broadcast on the "Dubai This Morning" program, Cheb Khaled confirmed that "Dubai is an Arab city open to the world, in which I find everything and the best of New York City." And Cheb Khaled revealed that he was about to complete his new album and put the finishing touches on it. Just.
He indicated that he is preparing soon to record a duet with the artist Hussein Al Jasmi, with whom he has a strong friendship, and said that he is a great artist with a good heart.
Regarding his recently released song titled "My Beauty Beirut," he said, "I performed the song out of artistic duty and solidarity with the Arab and international peoples, and standing with the Lebanese people in their ordeal after the explosion of Beirut Port, which caused great tragedies."
During the meeting, Cheb Khaled revealed his project to hold a large art concert in solidarity in Beirut to allocate his income to the victims of the explosion, and he invited all artists to attend and participate.
His stardom began in the 1990s, and he is always keen on singing for love, beauty, and social issues that occupy Arab audiences. Among his most prominent songs are "Didi" and "Aisha".
• “My Beautiful Beirut” is a song of solidarity with the Lebanese people in their ordeal after the port explosion.
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