Farah Al-Dibani on Dalida and Ahlaida

The article features an exclusive interview with the opera singer Farah El-Dibaini, in which she discusses her preparations to portray the late singer Dalida in a musical theater piece that explores her life story and artistic success despite her personal struggles. El-Dibaini explained that Dalida's character embodies a complex human condition, and that successfully conveying her perspective on the suffering of this great artist requires focusing on the intricacies of her personality without affecting her artistic image. She confirmed that the play will be performed for audiences in France and Egypt, noting that the presentation style will remain consistent, though audience reception may vary depending on their familiarity with Dalida’s life. El-Dibaini also suggested that embodying Dalida could open doors for her into theater and musical acting, provided she carefully chooses her roles. She shared her vision for the future of opera in the Arab world, observing an increased interest and support, and emphasizing the need to make this art form more accessible to audiences. Additionally, she expressed her aspirations to continue her artistic journey by taking on significant roles such as Aida in the opera, affirming that her dreams motivate her to keep going and that engaging with the audience and renewing her style are among the most important factors in promoting opera art.

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