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The
“Arab
Star”
is
about
to
Shine:
“Superstar”
in
its
final
and
decisive
phase
awaiting
the
judgment
of
the
audience
Beirut:
Superstar,
which
is
broadcasted
by
Future
Television
International,
has
been
rated
the
most
successful
out
of
all
entertainment
shows
that
have
been
made
and
produced
both
in
Lebanon
and
the
Arab
World.
The
media
described
“Superstar”
as
a
“high
quality
hit”
after
becoming
the
Number
One
show
in
terms
of
the
percentage
of
viewers
it
attracted
due
to
its
constant
renewal
and
variety
that
other
entertainment
shows
could
not
compete
with.
Lipton
Tea
did
not
only
sponsor
the
show
by
searching
for
“the
best
voice
in
the
Arab
World”;
it
also
launched
the
logo
“Try
the
Taste
of
Fame.”
Most
of
the
Arab
World
represented
by
55
participants,
all
dreaming
of
fame
and
stardom,
have
arrived
to
Lebanon
to
fight
the
battle
of
the
finals
that
continued
over
six
consecutive
episodes
whereby
all
the
participants
presented
their
best
performance
to
win.
Maintaining
the
significance
of
the
audience’s
role
in
selecting
their
“Arab
star”,
being
a
trustworthy
player,
the
audience
was
given
the
right
to
select
the
best
12
participants
who
moved
to
the
final
phase
that
will
be
broadcasted
live
over
a
period
of
nine
weeks.
This
phase
will
start
with
performance
of
the
competing
participants
and
end
with
the
audience’s
crowing
of
the
“Arab
Superstar”
for
the
year
2003.
As
for
the
12
participants
who
moved
to
the
final
phase,
they
are:
Diana
Karazoun
from
Jordan,
Melhem
Zein
from
Lebanon,
Rowaida
Attieh
from
Syria,
Saber
Shouerif
from
Algeria,
Mohammad
Lafi
from
Palestine,
Wael
Mansour
from
Egypt,
Suoud
Abu
Sultan
from
U.A.E.
Merhi
Serhal
from
Lebanon,
Nancy
Zaabalawi
from
Syrian,
or
Haytham
Said
from
Egypt,
or
Shadi
Aswad,
or
Saad
Jamaleddine
from
Lebanon?
The
final
competition
will
include
plenty
of
surprises
and
will
be
held
on
a
very
huge
stage
distinguished
by
its
enormous
decorations.
A
music
band
consisting
of
35
musicians
lead
by
Composer
Bassam
Badour
will
accompany
the
participants
as
they
sing
live
in
front
of
the
viewers
and
the
audience
in
the
studio.
Mr.
Anis
Jamjoum,
the
Regional
Marketing
Manager
at
Lipton
maintained,
“The
absolute
popularity
of
Superstar
in
terms
of
its
creativity
and
ability
to
reveal
the
participants’
talents
gave
the
show
its
great
significance
in
the
eyes
of
the
viewers
of
the
Arab
World.
“Our
entire
support
of
Superstar
proves
our
deep
commitment
to
the
continued
interaction
with
the
Arab
youth
who
appreciate
art,”
he
continued.
In
addition,
the
performance
of
the
participants
will
be
distinguished
by
the
different
styles
of
singing
like
the
traditional
and
classical
Arab
singing,
the
gulf
style
of
music,
modern
pop,
and
the
well-known
songs.
Some
of
them
will
also
surprise
the
audience
by
singing
in
duets.
The
last
nine
episodes
will
be
distinguished
by
the
large
number
of
the
most
famous
stars
of
music
and
art
in
Lebanon
and
the
Arab
and
western
world
that
the
show
will
host.
Examples
of
those
guests
are
the
Ambassador
of
the
Saudi
song,
Mohammad
Abdo,
the
Great
Artist
Sabah
Fakhri,
the
Superstar
Ragheb
Alama,
the
Tunisian
Artist
Saber
Ruba’i,
and
the
French
Singer
Opheley
Winter
and
others.
Also
among
the
most
distinguished
guests
of
the
show
will
be
the
managing
director
of
the
international
WARNER
that
will
sponsor
the
winner
and
make
him
a
star.
It
is
the
exclusive
representative
of
the
International
Company
in
all
the
Arab
and
North
African
countries
that
has
previously
launched
a
large
number
of
the
most
significant
stars
of
Arab
singing,
and
will
sponsor
the
winner
through
its
joint
collaboration
with
Future
Television
and
providing
all
the
possible
means
for
supporting
and
sponsoring
the
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