Egyptian singer Ramy Sabry is preparing to meet his fans in the UAE capital, Abu Dhabi, through a concert scheduled for November 28, as part of his upcoming performances across the Arab region.
During the concert, Ramy Sabry is expected to perform a selection of his most popular songs, along with several tracks from his latest album, Al Qamar, which was recently released across major music platforms.
Ramy Sabry Prepares for Abu Dhabi Concert
Ramy Sabry is set to present a selection of his well-known hits during his Abu Dhabi concert, alongside some of his latest musical releases, particularly songs from his new album Al Qamar.
The concert comes as part of Ramy Sabry's upcoming artistic activities following the release of his latest album, which features collaborations with several lyricists, composers and music arrangers.
Ramy Sabry Releases Al Qamar Album
Ramy Sabry released his new album Al Qamar on YouTube and various music streaming platforms. The album features 13 songs with a mix of romantic and upbeat musical styles.
Songs Featured on Al Qamar
The album opens with Befrahak W Enta Tezallamni, written by Hazem X, composed by Ramy Sabry and arranged by Kolobex.
It is followed by Esmaeeni, written by Ghonaim, composed by Medhat and arranged by Ahmed Amin.
The album also includes Ana Mali Beek, written by Tamer Hussein, composed by Aziz El Shafee and arranged by Osama El Hendy, as well as Qesset Hob, written by Ramadan Mohamed, composed by Ali Shaaban and arranged by Osama El Hendy.
Al Qamar Tracklist and Collaborations
The album continues with Law Tearef, written by Adham Moataz, composed by Tiam Ali and arranged by Jalal Al Hamdawy.
Another track, Ayami, features lyrics and composition by Mohamed Yehia, with arrangements by Ahmed Amin.
The album takes its name from the seventh track, Al Qamar, written by Amr El Masry, composed by Amr El Khodary and arranged by Falastini and Amr El Khodary.
Ramy Sabry also presents Ya Bakhti Beeh, written by Amr El Masry and composed and arranged by Amr El Khodary.
The album includes Falta, written by Tamer Hussein, composed by Ramy Sabry and arranged by Adel Hakki, as well as Lessa Baqi Aleik, written by Mohamed Atef and composed and arranged by Ramy Sabry.
The tracklist also features Khaliki Hena, written by Aleem, composed by Medhat and arranged by Adel Hakki.
Another song, Mawsim El Summer, features lyrics by Filbino, composition by Ramy Sabry and arrangements by Kolobex.
The album concludes with Mesh Bensak, written by Tamer Hussein, composed by Ahmed Hussein and arranged by Osama El Hendy.
Ramy Sabry's Musical Collaborations
Al Qamar brings together Ramy Sabry with a wide range of lyricists, composers and arrangers, including Tamer Hussein, Aziz El Shafee, Medhat, Mohamed Yehia, Amr El Masry, Amr El Khodary, Ahmed Amin and Osama El Hendy.
The album features different musical arrangements and styles across its tracks, giving Ramy Sabry a new collection of songs that can also become part of his live concert repertoire.
When will Ramy Sabry perform in Abu Dhabi?
Ramy Sabry is scheduled to perform in Abu Dhabi on November 28.
What is the name of Ramy Sabry's new album?
His new album is titled Al Qamar.
How many songs are included in Al Qamar?
The album contains 13 songs.
Will Ramy Sabry perform songs from Al Qamar in Abu Dhabi?
He is expected to perform several songs from Al Qamar alongside his popular hits.
