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Lebanese singer Wael Jassar revealed that he is still working with Arabica Music Company, saying that his contract with the company is continued until 2018. He added that the company’s owner Mohamed Yassin is his personal friend, denying any differences with the company.
He said, “We have good relations that should overcome any differences. It is possible to face difference with our artistic partners like any other professions, while such differences are not radical.” He denied what was published over boycotting the company.
The Lebanese singer stressed his refusal to participate in any dramatic works as an actor, saying that he participated in a number of dramatic works with singing, while he does not intend to participate as an actor during the current period.
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