A Czech Singer of Syrian Extraction Sings for Syria

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Samer Issa,  a Czech singer of Syrian origin released  a new song  entitled “Syria” at a special ceremony In the Czech capital Prague. Samer sang  to express solidarity with his native country Syria which is being exposed to a global war.

Samer Issa, born to a Syrian father and Czech mother, said that he will donate half of his revenue from the song as a contribution for rebuilding schools and other establishments which sustained damage in Syria.

He clarified  in an interview with a Czech e- sight that he likes his country Czech , but he never forgets his roots of his homeland Syria, adding that he feels an excruciating pain when he sees the people in Syria Suffer from war.

It is worth mentioning that shooting the song was conducted  in the Tunisian desert.

N.H.Kider

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