Mar 21, 2026
Cancer doesn’t wait… and neither can our children
Even in times of war, children in Lebanon continue their fight against cancer. Their treatment cannot be interrupted. Today, more than ever, they need us.
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On March 21 in Paris, the recital Ô Féminin, presented as part of Les Musicales du Liban, offered a moment of rare emotional intensity. Pianist Georges Daccache and actor Bruno Tabbal delivered a deeply moving performance, bringing to life works by Lebanese women composers and poets, and uniting the audience around a powerful shared cultural heritage.
In a challenging time for Lebanon, the continuation of this event carried a strong message: that of a country of culture, creativity, and dialogue, one that continues to bring people together beyond adversity.
Beyond its artistic dimension, the festival is rooted in a meaningful commitment to solidarity. Throughout 2026, 25% of the proceeds from Les Musicales du Liban will be donated to CCCLF, in support of its beneficiary, CCCL, to ensure that children with cancer can continue receiving the life-saving treatment they urgently need.
The next concert will take place on May 6, featuring the Chœur des Musicales du Liban, conducted by Fadi Khalil, and promises to carry forward this spirit of artistic excellence and solidarity.
A special thank you to Les Musicales du Liban and all the artists who made this event possible.
Because every moment matters. Because cancer can’t wait.
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