Hadeel Hilal
Posted on: Sunday, July 9, 2023 – 3:09 am | Last update: Sunday, July 9, 2023 – 3:09 AM
The artist, Walid Tawfiq, spoke about his new song, “Ashab Al-Saada”, which he recently released as a video clip via the famous video site “YouTube”, saying that he presents it to all the owners of happiness and his loved ones in Egypt and the Arab world.
He said, during a phone call to the “Al-Hekaya” program, presented by Amr Adib on MBC Egypt, on Saturday evening, that he had met the composer, Mohamed Yahya, some time ago in Dubai, and told him of his desire to present a summer song that he was filming in Egypt.
He added that he was scheduled to perform a singing segment at the beauty pageant in Hurghada, pointing out that the opportunity was appropriate to film the song and highlight the beauty that Egypt enjoys.
Adeeb followed the artist’s words: “Hurghada is very sweet, Walid. I feel that there is nothing sweeter than Hurghada. I mean, I would like to talk to me, my brother. I would help you if you needed something, an artistic or tourist point of view. It is also important.”
And the artist joked with him, saying: “By God, Amr, I tried to talk to you and have mercy on my father more than once, but you were outside Egypt,” according to his expression.
Tawfiq pointed out that the song was written by Ahmed Al-Maliki and composed by Muhammad Yahya, so that the journalist praised the atmosphere surrounding the artist and the joy present in the picture.
And the artist replied to him, saying: “You see the women, Amr, may God protect us. I love you, I love your programs, and I always follow you. Egypt is dear to my heart and all Arabs,” according to his description.
The journalist commented, jokingly: “Next time, remember your brother.” So Adeeb concluded: “No, the next time, God willing.. This man, our Lord, is with you.”
The star, Walid Tawfiq, released a new song in the Egyptian dialect under the title “Ashab al-Saada”, in the manner of a video clip through the famous video site “YouTube” and all musical platforms, which were written by Ahmed Al-Maliki, composed by Muhammad Yahya, distributed by Muhammad Abbas, and directed by Sari Mounir.
