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He added that the singer is scheduled to launch his new album after the concert, saying that it contains nine songs, saying that Karam will travel to America in February for a tour there before releasing his new album, Rotana.
According to the sources, the singer withdrew from participation in “Stars on Board” scheduled to be organized in Australia due to financial differences between the Lebanese singer and the organizers.
The sources revealed that a certain amount has been agreed upon, while this amount changed after the crisis that has hit some of the financiers, including Prince Alwaleed bin Talal and Walid Al-Ibrahim, owner of MBC
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