ميريام فارس تواجه انتقادات بعد حفل أمستردام

The Lebanese artist Myriam Fares faced a wave of criticism following her concert in the Dutch capital Amsterdam, after social media users shared clips from the evening, with opinions varying about her singing performance, appearance, and some of the show segments.

First Concert in the Netherlands

Myriam Fares held the concert on the evening of Friday, October 2, 2026, at the "Het Concertgebouw," as part of "The Myriam Show," where she performed a selection of her most prominent songs, including "Nadini," "Ana w Al-Shawq," "Qomi," and "Mish Ananiya," amidst audience interaction.

Diverse Segments

The concert featured musical and performance segments, including Myriam playing the "handpan," along with the participation of the "Asail Al-Sham" band, which presented heritage pieces that combined the traditional "Dabke" dance, Eastern rhythms, and modern music.

Audience Division

After the concert ended, users on social media shared clips from the evening, with comments divided between praising Myriam Fares' presence and performances, and criticisms directed at her singing performance, as some followers felt her voice seemed less vibrant than usual.

Criticism After the Concert

Criticism also targeted her appearance, which some users considered visually cluttered, along with other remarks about some of her performance and dance moves during the concert. In contrast, a number of her fans defended her, praising her stage presence and her ability to deliver a show that combined singing, performance, and music.

Myriam Fares' Message

After the concert, Myriam Fares shared with her followers on her official "Instagram" account a collection of photos that captured some of the atmosphere of the evening, expressing her happiness with her experience in the Dutch capital, and commented: "Amsterdam, you were enchanting."