Mohamed Hamaki Reveals the Story Behind "Bahreya" with Sherine Abdel Wahab
Egyptian singer Mohamed Hamaki has opened up about his first-ever collaboration with Sherine Abdel Wahab, revealing that the idea of recording a duet together had existed for years before the perfect song finally arrived.
A Long-Awaited Collaboration
Hamaki explained that he and Sherine have been close friends for years and had often talked about working together.
However, both artists agreed that they wanted to wait until they found a song that truly suited them rather than releasing a typical duet.
How "Bahreya" Was Chosen
Hamaki said he immediately liked the song and later discussed the idea of inviting Sherine to join the project with arranger and composer Toma.
After listening to the track, Sherine enthusiastically agreed to participate.
What Makes "Bahreya" Different?
According to Hamaki, he prefers duets built around a genuine musical conversation between a man and a woman instead of simply sharing vocals on the same track.
He believes this storytelling style is one of the key reasons behind the song's success.
Audience Reaction
Hamaki also addressed the mixed reactions the song received when it was first released.
He explained that innovative songs often need time for listeners to fully appreciate them, adding that "Bahreya" gradually gained popularity until it became one of the most talked-about releases.
"Bahreya" Surpasses 13 Million Streams
The duet has now exceeded 13 million streams within its first month of release.
The song was written and composed by Aziz El Shafie, arranged by Toma, and has enjoyed widespread success across digital music platforms and social media.
Who performs "Bahreya"?
The song is performed by Mohamed Hamaki and Sherine Abdel Wahab.
Why did Hamaki and Sherine wait so long to collaborate?
They wanted a song that would work as a true duet with meaningful interaction between both singers.
How many streams has "Bahreya" achieved?
The song has surpassed 13 million streams in its first month.
Who wrote and composed the song?
It was written and composed by Aziz El Shafie and arranged by Toma.
What makes "Bahreya" unique?
Its dialogue-based duet structure gives the song a distinctive and engaging musical style.
