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Tunisian art is prominently featured on the map of Arab music, with the expressions of words and performance evident in various bands and by Tunisian singers, acting as ambassadors for their country in Arab and international festivals. On Thursday, July 25, 2024, at the North Theater of the ancient city of Jerash, we will witness a performance by Tunisian artist Mohamed Jebali and his musical group as part of the 38th Jerash Festival for Culture and Arts.

Mohamed Jebali, who is known for his new song "Mahalani Ayesh Wahdani," which he wrote, composed, and arranged with recording by Naaman Al-Shaari, has established a strong presence and earned the trust of his audience. In Jerash 2024, he will present his masterpiece "Riha Lbilad," featuring a mix of his old and new songs, in addition to popular and well-known songs by various Arab artists and legends of traditional Arabic music.

Accompanying Jebali in this performance are 11 of Tunisia’s top musicians. Jebali is committed to delivering the best, as evidenced by his artistic career, which includes numerous festival awards in Tunisia. Some of his songs have been nominated for the Abu Dhabi Arabic Song Festival for modern songs, and he won the Golden Microphone Award at the 7th Arab Song Festival in Beirut, the National Song Festival Award, and the second prize at the Arab Radio Song Festival in Cairo.

Jebali’s notable festival appearances include Carthage, Babylon, Arab Music at Cairo Opera House, Rabat, Mawazine, and he was a guest of honor for the renowned Lebanese artist Wadih Al-Safi, performing "Ala Allah Taoud" with him in 1999.

With a repertoire of 170 songs, Jebali has written and composed most of his works. He has also acted in several television series and films, and on stage, he portrayed the late artist Mohamed Abdel Wahab in the operetta "Leila Mourad" at the Cairo Opera House. Additionally, he has participated in numerous radio plays and series and is a member of the artistic committee of Tunisian Radio and Television.

Born in 1967, Mohamed Jebali has maintained his traditional musical sensibilities, harmonized performance, and excellence in Arabic music and songs. He has been a guest on many famous television programs, known for his authentic talents, humanistic principles, and proficiency in singing, acting, writing, and composing.