The Lebanese artistic community and the public were struck by deep shock following the announcement of the death of the young singer Bahaa Khalil, a former contestant on The Voice, coinciding with the launch of the program’s sixth season.

The town of Al-Ain in the Bekaa Valley mourned their son on an official Facebook page, stating: "With profound sorrow and grief, and with hearts believing in God’s will, the town of Al-Ain mourns its dear young son Bahaa Mohammed Khalil. Bahaa has left us, leaving behind a good reputation and a pure soul. The loss is painful and the departure premature. We ask God to envelop him in His vast mercy, grant him a spacious place in Paradise, and inspire his family and loved ones with patience and solace. Indeed, we belong to God and to Him we shall return."

Outstanding Performance

Bahaa had captured attention during his participation in the fifth season of The Voice as part of Egyptian singer Mohamed Hamaki’s team, impressing both the judges and the audience with his strong voice and remarkable performance, making his early departure particularly heartbreaking for fans and colleagues alike.

The 28-year-old’s cause of death remains unclear, sparking widespread questions about the circumstances surrounding the incident, especially as he was on the verge of embarking on new artistic projects that would have furthered his career.

Bahaa Khalil’s passing leaves a significant void in the Lebanese art scene, serving as a reminder that sometimes talented young lives leave us too soon, leaving behind unanswered questions and an unforgettable sense of loss.