Palestinian artist Saint Levant, whose real name is Marwan Abdelhamid,
has revealed new details about his personal life and artistic career.
Speaking about his future, the singer shared his dream of getting married and starting a family,
while also discussing his collaboration with Haifa Wehbe and his wish to record a duet with Sherine Abdel Wahab.
The remarks came during Saint Levant’s appearance on the “My Story” podcast with host Mohammad Kais on the “Shasha” platform.
During the interview, the Palestinian artist also addressed criticism of his musical style,
stressing that differing opinions do not affect the way he approaches his artistic journey.
Saint Levant dreams of marriage and starting a family
Looking ahead to his personal future, Saint Levant explained that he dreams of marrying a
woman he loves and building a family with four daughters and one son.
A stable family life is also part of the picture he imagines for himself.
His ideal future would include living with his partner and children in a house in a village,
alongside another home near the sea in Palestine or elsewhere in the Levant.
When asked about his personality in love, the artist said he prefers to express his feelings in Arabic.
Jealousy, he admitted, can also be part of his romantic relationships, although he tries to express it in a gentle way.
As for whether a wedding could be approaching, Saint Levant responded playfully by quoting a line from one of his own songs.
Saint Levant believes in fate when it comes to love
Discussing the possibility of finding love again, Saint Levant said he is not afraid of what the future may hold.
His outlook is shaped by a belief in fate and in the new encounters and relationships that life may bring.
Nationality, according to the singer, is not a condition when choosing a future partner.
, he feels a special connection to relationships rooted in Arabic language and culture.
Details of Saint Levant’s collaboration with Haifa Wehbe
Turning to his musical career, Saint Levant reflected on his experience with Haifa Wehbe and
explained that the song “Clementine” marked the beginning of their artistic relationship.
Before that collaboration developed, the singer had tried to contact Wehbe with a proposal to work together but did not initially receive a response.
Following the release of the song, communication resumed between the two artists, opening the door to a new phase of collaboration.
Saint Levant later participated in the songs “Bahebak” and “Mitsubishi,” further strengthening their musical connection.
His ambitions, however, go beyond their previous projects. The Palestinian artist hopes to
record more songs with Wehbe and would even like to release a full album together, citing how much he has enjoyed their shared artistic experience.
Saint Levant wants a duet with Sherine Abdel Wahab
When the conversation turned to future collaborations, Saint Levant revealed his admiration for Egyptian singer Sherine Abdel Wahab.
A duet with Sherine is among the projects he would most like to pursue,
particularly because of his appreciation for her voice and artistic personality.
For Saint Levant, she remains one of the leading Arab artists with whom he hopes to share a musical experience.
How does Saint Levant respond to critics of his art?
Elsewhere in the interview, Saint Levant addressed criticism surrounding his musical style and
said he is not bothered by people who do not consider him an artist.
Different opinions are natural, in his view, and everyone has the right to judge his work according to their own perspective.
His musical project, however, is not based solely on vocal ability. Instead, it combines ideas,
artistic vision and a distinctive approach to songwriting and performance.
Building a recognizable musical identity remains his main priority rather than simply showcasing his voice.
Between his dream of creating a stable family life and his ambition to expand his artistic collaborations,
Saint Levant continues to develop his musical journey while maintaining a strong connection to the Arabic music scene.
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