“We are all the voice of Egypt.” Sherine’s concert on the North Coast receives great attention despite the competition

The concert of the Egyptian artist Sherine Abdel Wahab, on the northern coast of Egypt, on Friday, received great attention from Egyptians on social media, despite the fact that it coincided with 6 other concerts held in the same region, performed by: Amr Diab, Angham, Ahmed Saad, Nancy Ajram, Mohamed Hamaki, Ruby, and the “Cairokee” band. Sherine's concert gained special importance. Because it came amidst a state of anticipation for the appearance of the Egyptian artist, after a series of crises that she experienced during the past year, which worried her fans about her health, and more than a year after she performed the closing ceremony of the 20th session of the “Mawazine” Festival in Morocco, in 2025.

Reactions to Sherine's concert in New Alamein, on Friday, focused on the intensity of attendance, and the keenness of many Egyptian male and female artists to support her by attending the concert, including: Elham Shaheen, Ghada Abdel Razek, Lebleba, and Hala Sedqi. Footage of her youngest daughter was circulated among the public here, showing her happiness and eagerness to encourage her mother.

While impressions on social media differed about Sherine’s voice and performance. Some followers saw that she did well and showed her willpower on the road to recovery, while others found that her voice was still tired and that she needed more time. As usual, Sherine's concert is not devoid of focus on the funny situations and reactions she might produce on stage.

One of the most notable events in her last concert was the appearance of shock on her face at the crowd’s numbers, and her response to those who described her as “the voice of Egypt,” saying: “We are all the voice of Egypt.” It is a title that has generated a lot of debate on social media in recent years, between those who assert her right to this title, while others call it exclusively to her colleague Angham, including those who call it Amal Maher.

Her request to replace a glass of apple juice on stage was also prominent; So that the audience would not think that it was “something else,” as she put it, in addition to her performance with Egyptian popular singer Mahmoud El-Laithi of his famous song “Aam Al-Majal.”