Death kidnaps another Arab artist in a horrific traffic accident, Hassan Dahmani, under the protection of God

One week ago, death snatched from us an artist we loved, the Jordanian artist Yasser Al-Masry, may God have mercy on him. Local media reported.

In this context, Wali Siliana revealed in a radio interview that the car that was being driven by a woman and was carrying the artist and another person overturned and derailed into a forest, noting that the woman and the escorts are in a critical condition.
The artist died on the spot while his companions were taken to the hospital.

Al-Dahmani had also previously been involved in a traffic accident, which left great traces on him after he miraculously escaped from it.

It is noteworthy that Hassan Dahmani is an artist of the eighties generation, who graduated from a talent program, but his real breakthrough towards stardom began in the year 2000, and he has a wide audience in Tunisia, who flock to his concerts, and he is one of the few artists in Tunisia who have climbed the Carthage International Theater several times. .

He has a long history of giving in the artistic field in his country Tunisia, and he is considered the best ambassador for the Tunisian song, which he bet on throughout his artistic career. He performed all musical styles in his many songs, but he tended to sing muwashahat and the authentic tarab color. The artist George Wassouf gave him the title “Master of Arab Tarab”, so this artist’s voice is strong and unique, many likened to the voice of the artist Sabah Fakhri.

His sudden death on Thursday evening shook the artistic and cultural scene in Tunisia, where the Minister of Culture, Mohamed Zine El Abidine, mourned the late artist, and wrote on his official Facebook page, “We belong to God and to Him we shall return. He died on his way to performing an artistic duty. He died in a tragic accident.” He is preparing to bring happiness and joy to Tunisian families who were waiting for him to hear them melody, rapture and beauty, so death was earlier.