Egyptian Singer Marwa Nagy Recounts Difficult Situations While Presenting Her Concerts On Stage (Video)

Egyptian singer Marwa Nagy has dominated social networks in the last few hours.

This came after Egyptian singer Marwa Nagy confirmed that she was exposed to several difficult situations while presenting her concerts on stage.

Marwa Nagy said, during her time as a guest on ‘Spotlight’ program on ‘Sada Al-Balad’ channel, that she was exposed to cutting off her dress more than once just before going on stage, and on one occasion she was been subjected to temporary memory loss.

She explained: “It has often happened that my dress has been cut, and the problem is that it will be the last stage of the preparations, and it will be 10 minutes before we go on stage.”

And he added: “Once a disaster happened while I was singing on stage. I was in Alexandria on the Roman stage and I quickly lost my memory while singing (Oh Habib El Rouh) by Laila Murad, and I could not continue. I met the Maestro Salah Ghobashi, my spiritual father, but I didn’t know who he was, I had forgotten my name and I didn’t understand why I was on stage.

And Marwa Nagy continued: “Master Salah Ghobashi thought I forgot to speak, and from the veil of our Lord that moments later I understood and was able to complete the concert without anyone feeling the need.”

Interestingly, the Egyptian singer is about to finish her first album, and she also has a single song she will release soon, titled “Tired of Patience”, which was written by Khaled Al-Maberek, composed by Saad Al-Qasmoul, and arranged by Bishoy Samir.