ABOUT THE EVENT
Bu Nasser Touffar is a Lebanese writer and rapper who raises his voice to break the silence of a marginalized society that the state has persistently impoverished and silenced. His songs and writings emerged as anthems during the Lebanese popular demonstrations and protests. Bu Nasser’s journey began in 2009 with the release of his group album “AS’HAB EL ARD – TOUFFAR” followed by numerous solo works and collaborations with fellow artists who share his passion for questioning, revolution, and musical expression, both locally and internationally.
Bu Nasser has graced stages across Lebanon, delivering impactful live performances in various regions, and garnered attention with sold-out concerts in Turkey and Europe. In April 2023, he returned to Beirut after five years for a monumental concert, marking the start of a series of successful performances in Lebanon and abroad.
In addition to his musical endeavors, Bu Nasser is also an accomplished author, independently publishing two novels: “Al-Harayek” in 2016 and “Al Qushnood” in 2018. These works have achieved significant acclaim, earning recognition in various international exhibitions.
LynnMayya – لين ميّا, a talented multimedia artist hailing from Syria and currently residing in Linz, Austria, skilfully merges art, technology, and politics in her interactive, time-based media projects. Her work is distinguished by raw, playful synthesizer elements and a blend of groovy, darkly energetic sounds that enthrall and inspire audiences. She has showcased her creations in numerous countries and at various festivals and music events, including HaselHort in Berlin, RAqS in Amsterdam, and Traumtänzer in Munich. Lynn is now joining the RAqS community as a resident artist, where she will present her unique mixed audio and visual mediums.
Please note: This event will be filmed and published on RAqS Experiences YouTube channel
This program is produced by Raqs experiences | co-produced by Stichting Pera | co-hosted by Paradiso Amsterdam | Co-organized by Beirut Records | funded by Amsterdam fonds voor de Kunst – AFK