رائحة السجائر تثير غضب أنغام في دار الأوبرا.. ما القصة؟

The Egyptian artist Angham expressed her displeasure at the spread of cigarette smoke inside the main hall of the Opera House in the Arts and Culture City in the New Administrative Capital during her concert, after she was forced to express her discomfort with the smoke that reached her location on stage, in a scene that sparked widespread interaction on social media.

Angham's stance draws attention

Social media users circulated a video clip showing Angham expressing her discomfort with the smell of smoke through hand gestures while performing her musical segments, in a situation that reflected her dissatisfaction with the lack of adherence to the smoking ban inside the hall.

The incident occurred during Angham's first concert on the main stage of the Opera House, amidst a large audience that raised a "Fully Booked" sign, during which she presented a collection of her most famous songs accompanied by a massive orchestra led by Maestro Hani Farhat.

Widespread support for the Egyptian artist

Angham's actions received support from many followers, who considered her objection a natural response given the necessity of maintaining the atmosphere of artistic performances, calling for adherence to the smoking ban inside the opera halls, in respect for the audience and the artists, and to ensure everyone's comfort.

Angham's song selections during the concert varied, as she presented a collection of her most prominent works that resonated with the audience, including "W Ba'alak Alb," "How Are You," "What's the News," "Khalik Ma'aha," "Eskot," "Kan Bari," "Al-Qulub Asrar," and "Makanch Waqto."

New concert

Angham is preparing to appear again before her audience tomorrow evening (Friday) with her second concert on the stage of the Administrative Capital Opera, in a new evening where her fans are looking forward to enjoying a selection of her most famous musical works.