Nawal El Zoghbi Lights Up Cairo: "Egypt is My Second Home
Nawal El Zoghbi performed a spectacular concert in Cairo, marking the start of 2026 with a series of shows and celebrating her new album “Ya Mashaer
Singer Nawal El Zoghbi delivered a memorable concert yesterday at one of Cairo’s most popular nightlife venues, as part of her three consecutive shows in Egypt to kick off 2026. The "Golden Star" energized the audience with a mix of her biggest hits, while fans danced and sang along enthusiastically.
During the event, Nawal expressed her immense joy, saying: “I am beyond happy to start the new year in Egypt with three consecutive concerts… Egypt is my second home, and I adore the Egyptian people.”
The concert coincided with the success of her latest album “Ya Mashaer,” which features a blend of upbeat and romantic tracks, including: “Ya Mashaer,” “Madi Wafat,” “Agi Bel Dal’a,” “Waqt El Shidda,” “Kan Leik Wahsha,” “Allah Kbeer,” and “Enta Meen.”
Nawal El Zoghbi’s recent releases include:
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“Enta Meen”: Written by Ahmed Hassan Raoul, composed by Ahmed Zaeem, arranged by Amr Abdel Fattah, released on her official YouTube channel.
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“Allah Kbeer”: From the album “Ya Mashaer,” this track has nearly 500,000 views and features empowering lyrics about strength and personal triumph.
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“Madi Wafat”: Released on digital platforms, Nawal appeared in a bold black outfit in the music video, receiving wide acclaim from her audience.
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