🎶 Egyptian rapper Ziad Zaza recently shared details of his life before becoming a well-known artist, explaining that he worked in several professions from a young age before finding success in music.
During his appearance on the TV show "Sahebat El Saada," Zaza revealed that he worked with local carpenters, in supermarkets, as a sales representative for different companies, in a bakery, and even as a barber.
According to the rapper, these jobs helped shape his personality, teaching him responsibility, discipline, and the value of hard work.
He explained that every experience contributed to the person he is today and influenced his artistic perspective and songwriting.
Ziad Zaza has become one of the most recognizable names in Egypt's rap scene, attracting a large audience through songs that reflect everyday life and the ambitions of young people.
Recently, he released "Bahlam Ma'ak," a modern reinterpretation of the classic song originally performed by legendary singer Nagat El Saghira.
The new version was produced under the musical direction of renowned composer Hany Shenouda and features singer Tina, one of the young talents introduced by Shenouda.
The song combines the timeless lyrics of renowned poet Abdel Rahim Mansour with a fresh contemporary arrangement, blending classic Arabic melodies with modern production.
The collaboration received positive reactions from both rap fans and lovers of classic Arabic music, highlighting Ziad Zaza's willingness to experiment with different musical styles while respecting the heritage of Egyptian music.
