Nesma Mahgoub: Every singer has her own style
Singer Nesma Mahgoub spoke about the idea of competition between her and singers Mai Farouk and Riham Abdel Hakim, explaining that each artist has a different style and audience.
She emphasized that artistic success does not depend on competing with others, but rather on presenting a unique identity and connecting with fans.
Nesma Mahgoub comments on Mai Farouk and Riham Abdel Hakim
During her interview, Nesma Mahgoub described Mai Farouk and Riham Abdel Hakim as talented artists and close colleagues.
She explained that every singer knows her strengths and the area where she shines, making direct comparisons unnecessary.
Nesma Mahgoub releases new song "Sahra"
Nesma Mahgoub recently released her new song titled "Sahra" on YouTube.
The Moroccan song features lyrics by Laila Ben Salem, music by Mohamed El Mourabit, arrangement by Younes Jahfaoui, and mixing and mastering by Maher Salah.
The music video was directed by Yasmine El Deqn and used artificial intelligence technology to create a unique visual experience.
Nesma Mahgoub’s role in Al Set movie
Nesma Mahgoub also participated in the film "Al Set," starring Mona Zaki, providing the singing voice for Umm Kulthum’s songs in the movie.
She performed 12 songs after extensive preparations that focused on vocal techniques, pronunciation, facial expressions, and the distinctive singing style of the legendary Egyptian singer.
Nesma Mahgoub’s upcoming artistic projects
Nesma Mahgoub continues developing her musical career through diverse projects that combine innovation with her distinctive vocal identity.
Is there competition between Nesma Mahgoub, Mai Farouk, and Riham Abdel Hakim?
Nesma Mahgoub confirmed that there is no competition, as each singer has her own artistic style.
What is Nesma Mahgoub’s latest song?
Her latest song is "Sahra," released with an AI-based music video.
How many songs did Nesma Mahgoub perform in Al Set movie?
She performed 12 songs in the film.
Who stars in Al Set movie?
The film stars Mona Zaki.
