Rahbani was famous for his modern music and critical political representatives that describe the Lebanese reality with high -precision humor. His style was marked by ridicule and depth in addressing local issues and issues, as many Lebanese repeat his statements and clips from his plays in their daily conversations.
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun and Prime Minister Nawaf Salam mourned the late artist.
Rahbani was born on January 1, 1956. His mother is Nihad Haddad, the internationally famous artist known as turquoise. And his father is Assi Rahbani, one of the two Rahbani brothers in the Lebanese music and theater.
He started his artistic career in the early seventies of the twentieth century, when he presented his first plays, “Sahriya”. In 1980, the play “A Long American Film”, whose facts were taking place in a mental hospital, won unparalleled success, in which the problems of Lebanese society and its sects that were nourishing the fire of the civil war were shortened.
His works also varied between music composition, playing, theatrical writing and acting, and cooperating with a large number of artists, including his mother, Fayrouz, who composed it, “They asked me people”, “How are you”, “Sabah and Misa” and “I have a nostalgia” and “Your love I forgot to sleep” and “Aleppo on him”, and “Oudak Rann”, and other songs that printed the raz of Fayrouz. Beit Al -Din International Festivals in a musical show of his works and the Rahbani brothers, interspersed with representative footage and satirical comments. For nearly 26 hours, he presented about 26 music and song with a large band.
