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Despite strict doctors'
orders Warda hopeful of releasing a new album
(Albawaba - February 10, 2004)
 Despite
doctors warning about over exhausting herself,
Algerian singer Warda snuck to one of the studios
near her temporary residence in Egypt to study
the new different song offers she has received
from a number of companies in addition to songs
she herself had previously chosen. The singer
is hopeful that her doctors will allow her to
proceed in working on a new album, at the same
time that they have forbidden her to hold any
live performances. Warda
had begun holding extensive working sessions with
numerous Egyptian composers and poets to choose
the songs for her first album after a two-year
absence. The singer had received the green light
from her doctors to resume her career after undergoing
liver transplant in France and successfully surviving
the surgery, reported the Qatar based daily, Al
Raya. The singer stressed that she wants to make
a strong comeback and is careful on the kind of
songs she chooses for her new album wanting to
present her audience with the same standards and
even better than they were used to. Warda
had announced plans to return to the music world,
after regaining her health and taking time off
relaxing in Algeria. The singer denied previous
rumors that she had left Egypt to live in Algeria
on a permanent basis. Warda reestablished her
old contacts in Egypt from the music industry
in order to set herself up properly and begin
work on a new album. The singer revealed that
her stay in Egypt will be a long-term one, and
denied all rumors of ending her career, at least
for the time being. Warda dismissed all recent
circulating rumors she had received orders from
doctors to stop singing. |
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| February
10, 2004 - 'Warda
talks about Dhikra in an interview' posted by Enkil.
Thanks ;) |
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If you go to Wardaonline's
guestbook, recently there was a person who posted
in french and mentioned that Warda made an interview
I emailed him and ask him to write me the interview
and he emailed me back unfortunatly, in this interview
Warda didn't talk about her projects. Here's the
interview that I translated (this comes from Sami
Ben Moussa):
Warda talked only about Dhikra, she didn't talk
about herself, not about her projects and not
even about her health. She was wearing a long
"Djellaba" in blue turquoise (something
like that) and on top a black cap. She looked
sad. She mentioned that Dhikra was a friend of
hers. When she heard the news, she thought that
it was a lie. Warda asked her brother Riadh to
call Dhikra to make sure it wasn't true. Warda
said that Dhikra was "gipsy". Dhikra
didn't care about her look but that she was clean
and just lived the present. Warda said she didn't
deserve a tragic death. She considered Dhikra
as her daughter, she would give her tips, specially
not to close your eyes when you sing. She said
she had a beautiful voice that is odd to find
one. Dhikra didn't have alot of songs. Warda said
she liked Dhikra when she used to sing Oum Kalthoum.
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| April
09, 2004 |
| 2
photos of Warda added. |
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| April
10, 2004 |
| 4
photos of Warda taken in 1962 and
1973, concert and magazine were sent
by Hanan Mostafa. |
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