Polish Opera Singer Zamara sings at the Opera Theater at Al-Assad House for Culture and Arts in Damascus

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Polish opera singer Dominica Zamara yesterday performed an operatic evening on the opera stage of Al-Assad House for Culture and Arts.

Accompanied by the outstanding musician Aghid Mansour, Zamara presented a variety of classical musical works by leading international composers such as Chopin’s Viva, Ernestud Curtis, Francesco P and Lou Tosti.

In a statement to SANA’s correspondent, Zamara expressed her great pleasure at being in Syria: “Syria is a country of rich culture and music and the Syrian people are hospitable and responsible.”

It is noteworthy that Zamara participated in many performances and festivals in many opera houses and theaters around the world, which paved the way for her to receive international artistic awards and praise for her talent.

Amal Farhat

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