Hany Shaker & Mai Farouk Light Up Dubai Opera with a Magical Night of Music
Arab music icon Hany Shaker and the talented Mai Farouk are set to perform an extraordinary concert at Dubai Opera on December 23, featuring a mix of classic hits and new songs in an unforgettable musical night. 🌟🎶
Arab music legend Hany Shaker, alongside the remarkable Mai Farouk, is preparing for a spectacular concert on December 23 at Dubai Opera, offering a perfect blend of beloved classics and new hits, promising a night full of authenticity and traditional Arab music. 🎵💫
Recently, Hany Shaker shone during the Arab Music Festival at the Fountain Theatre in Cairo Opera House, thrilling the audience with performances of hits like:
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"Lessa Betsa'aly" 💔
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"Ghalta" 🎶
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"A'aly El Dhekaya" 😄
He also performed songs from his new album "Haml El Layali", as well as patriotic songs showing solidarity with Palestine and Lebanon, including:
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"Al Shaheed" 🕊️
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"Bahebak Ya Lebanon" 🇱🇧
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"Al Howeya Arabi" 🌍
📀 His latest album "El Yom Gameel" includes 9 standout tracks:
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"Ya Weil Haly"
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"Aditak Worood" 🌹
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"Haml El Layali"
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"Ta'bany Hayati"
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"El Yom Gameel" ☀️
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"Fih Hall"
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"Maleket Kol Hayati"
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"Adi"
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"Bustan Shok" 🌿
The album features collaborations with some of the most prominent poets, composers, and arrangers in the Arab world, blending tradition with modernity and adding another highlight to Hany Shaker’s illustrious music career. 🎶💖
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