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Abida Parveen and Atif Aslam to Perform in Abu Dhabi

Abida Parveen and Atif Aslam to Perform in Abu Dhabi

Web Desk May 31, 2024 Add Bol News as a trusted source
  • Abida Parveen is a renowned Sufi singer.
  • Atif Aslam and Abida Parveen are known for their popular songs
  •  The concert promises an unforgettable night of music and celebration, with special guest artists.
The iconic duo of Atif Aslam and the revered Abida Parveen will take the stage at Etihad Arena on Saturday (tomorrow).

This highly anticipated event, 'Symphony of Stars,' promises a spectacular showcase of their most popular songs, uniting powerful voices and talents that have resonated with fans across the region.

The concert promises an unforgettable night of music and celebration, with special guest artists enhancing the allure of this grand musical experience.

This event is set to capture the essence of their remarkable musical journey.

Abida Parveen, a name synonymous with Sufi music, continues to enchant audiences with her ethereal voice and humble demeanor.

Despite her legendary status, the iconic singer remains free of any starry airs or the usual trappings of a celebrated artist.

Relaxing casually in her hotel room in Dubai, the 70-year-old veteran singer from Pakistan exudes a child-like excitement and warmth as she speaks about her upcoming performance in Abu Dhabi.

In an exclusive interview with City Times, she shares insights about the show, her illustrious career, and her views on today’s music scene.

Surprisingly, despite decades of performances, the legendary artist admits she still feels a flutter of nerves before taking the stage.

“I feel exactly how I felt for the first time,” she says with a laugh, admitting that she still gets butterflies in her stomach.

She believes that this nervousness is a testament to an artist’s dedication and passion.

“A little bit of nervousness and discomfort are healthy for an artist. But once I am on the stage, I just say a little prayer and begin my performance,” she said.

As the conversation concluded, it became clear why Abida Parveen's passion for music and her humble nature continue to endear her to fans.

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