Saint Levant in Montréal

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Saint Levant at Mtelus in Montréal for a sold out show.

On a memorable night in Montreal, Saint Levant and Lina Makoul delivered performances that left the crowd energized and deeply moved. The evening began with a powerful moment as the crowd chanted “Free Palestine,” setting the tone for a night of passion and cultural pride. Both artists used their time on stage to highlight their Arab heritage and challenge the negative stereotypes often placed on the Middle East by the Western world.

Lina Makoul

Lina Makoul was the first to take the stage. She started with a heartfelt introduction, reminding everyone how fortunate and safe they were to be there that evening. This sentiment carried into her performance, which was both soulful and inspiring. Her vocals were outstanding, blending elements of RnB and rap with lyrics that seemed to carry deep meaning. Lina also shared her personal story of coming from occupied Palestine, making her performance even more poignant. She even sang in Hebrew, showcasing her unique sound and perspective. The music, heavily influenced by Arab culture, resonated deeply with the audience, who cheered her on throughout her set.

Saint Levant

When Saint Levant took the stage, the energy in M-Telus reached new heights. The venue was sold out, and as soon as the intro song started, the crowd began singing along. Saint Levant’s performance was dynamic and well-crafted, featuring a full band with a keyboard, drums, six-string bass, guitar, and even a percussionist. Adding to the excitement, dancers and drummers joined him on stage, creating a visually stunning show. At one point, a saxophonist added another layer of richness to the performance. The audience’s energy was palpable, with fans screaming and singing his lyrics back to him throughout the set.

It was a night filled with pride, passion, and exceptional talent, leaving a lasting impression on everyone who attended. Both Saint Levant and Lina Makoul brought their love for their heritage to the forefront, creating a celebration of Arab culture and identity that will not be forgotten.

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