As for the famous Iraqi singer, Kazem Al SaherHe was rumored to come, but did not, as rumors continued to circulate of his arrival in the country, which he had visited only once since the American invasion, and this was as part of an initiative by the United Nations for Childhood Finance. "UNICEF".
There were also rumors of the presence of the young singer, Rahma Riad, who had achieved great artistic success in recent years, but it was enough to play her a song about the tournament in the stadium.
But the surprise came when Rahma Riyad entered the stadium after the end of the first half to sing directly in front of the fans.
For his part, singer Majed Al-Mohandes released a song on the occasion of the Gulf Cup titled "Al-Basrawy met us" In reference to the reception of the people of Basra to visitors who come to watch the matches.
Iraqi singer, Sattar Saad released a song called Bassem "Welcome to our view" On the occasion of the Gulf Cup hosted by Iraq for the second time, while the first was crowned in 1979 in Baghdad.
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And at the opening Gulf Cup On Friday evening, between performances described as surprising that mirror civilization IraqIt was noted that only one Iraqi singer who attended came to the stadium and sang live.
As for the famous Iraqi singer, Kazem Al SaherHe was rumored to come, but did not, as rumors continued to circulate of his arrival in the country, which he had visited only once since the American invasion, and this was as part of an initiative by the United Nations for Children Fund (UNICEF).
There were also rumors of the presence of the young singer, Rahma Riad, who had achieved great artistic success in recent years, but it was enough to play her a song about the tournament in the stadium.
But the surprise came when Rahma Riyad entered the stadium after the end of the first half to sing directly in front of the fans.
For his part, singer Majid Al-Mohandes released a song on the occasion of the title of the Gulf Cup, “Al-Basrawi Talqana”, referring to the reception of the people of Basra to visitors who come to watch the matches.
Iraqi singer Sattar Saad released a song called “Hala Basratna” on the occasion of the Gulf Cup, which Iraq hosts for the second time, while the first was crowned in 1979 in Baghdad.
