Lebanese singer and composer Ragheb Alama will perform in Türkiye for the first time on Nov. 15, meeting Istanbul audiences at the Ataturk Cultural Center, widely known as AKM.
Organized by Wovo Entertainment, the concert will take place at the AKM Turk Telekom Opera Hall, where Alama will bring together songs from across his decades-long career.
The concert program will include some of Alama's best-known songs, including "Alby Asheqha," "Elli Baana," "Naseeni Eldonia" and "Tab Leh," alongside other selections from his extensive repertoire.
Alama first broke into professional music through a talent competition in the early 1980s and went on to build his musical style by blending Eastern melodies with a modern pop approach.
Over the course of his career, Alama has picked up several honors, including the Best Arab Singer award at the Arabian World Gold Lion in 1998 and the Murex d'Or, a prominent entertainment award in the Arab world.
Alongside his music, he has also taken part in social responsibility initiatives. As a Goodwill Ambassador for the United Nations Environment Program, known as UNEP, Alama has been involved in international awareness projects focusing on environmental protection and sustainability.