Sudanese singer Mohamed Al-Nasri returned to the stage after a long absence and performed a new patriotic song before an audience in Omdurman.
The concert marked Mohamed Al-Nasri’s return to direct engagement with his audience and included the song “Salam Jaish Al-Balad.” The event brings public cultural activity back into focus in Omdurman after the war imposed extensive restrictions on artistic life.
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