Written by Bahaa Nabil Sunday, July 09, 2023 10:38 PM The Great Star Subtraction Amr diab His latest song, “Say Your Name”, is written by Ayman Bahgat Qamar, composed by Muhammad Yahya, distributed by Jalal Hamdawi, Mixed and Digital Master Amir Mahrous, and it occupied the trend as soon as it was released.
Say my name tops the trend
It is noteworthy that the artist, Amr Diab, is preparing to perform a big concert in the North Coast on the 14th of July.
He is also preparing to perform a big concert in Beirut, Lebanon, on August 19th, and on the other hand, Amr Diab is preparing to perform a concert on August 11th in the northern coast.
The star, Amr Diab, recently released his latest song, “Khalis Ala Albi”, in conjunction with the blessed Eid Al-Adha. The song is written by Muhammad Al-Bougha, composed by Muhammad Yahya, distributed by Osama Al-Hindi, Mixed and Mastered by Amir Mahrous, and photographed by Karim Nour.
It is noteworthy that Amr Diab was the focus of a talk in an important episode of the Music Room program on Brazilian radio recently, in a precedent that is the first of its kind with an Egyptian and Arab singer, and in a program called “The Music Room” on Brazilian Radio CBN, which is presented by the Brazilian distributor and composer João Marcello Boscoli. The presenter of the program is the career of the artist, Amr Diab, in a special episode about him.
During the episode, Marcello talked about the quality of music that Amr Diab presents as a mixture of Egyptian and pop music, describing him as the spiritual father and godfather of Mediterranean music.
The episode was titled (Direct from Egypt, Mediterranean Music by Amr Diab), where the presenter dealt with the musical forms that Amr Diab presented in his career. He also talked about the awards he won, led by the World Music Award, which El-Hadaba won four times as the first Arab artist. A Middle Easterner achieves this number.
The presenter of the episode talked about the importance of the role played by Amr Diab’s music and songs in transmitting Egyptian culture to the world through mixing Egyptian words and melodies with advanced arrangements that keep pace with the international music language.
