Aryam dedicates "Say Hello" to Jordan in her first Jordanian experience

In an artistic move filled with love and loyalty, Emirati artist Aryam released her latest song, "Say Hello," marking her first time singing in the Jordanian dialect. The song expresses her sincere feelings toward Jordan and its people, and celebrates the country's historic qualification for the World Cup.

Aryam: I loved being part of this moment. The song's release was an emotional expression through which Aryam wanted to be a part of this important moment, emphasizing that her choice of the Jordanian dialect was not just a passing experiment, but rather stemmed from her great respect and appreciation for the Jordanian people and their trust in her as an Arab artist.

Aryam said, "This song is a heartfelt dedication to Jordan and its beloved people. I felt it was the perfect time to express my love for Jordanian music and for Jordanians through art, in a way that touches their hearts with their language and dialect, and shares their joy."

Aryam collaborated on the song with Jordanian poet Ihab Ghaith, who crafted the lyrics with poetic language that touches the heart. The melody was inspired by Jordanian folklore with a contemporary spirit, and was composed by music distributor Firas Odeh, who masterfully arranged the song to blend authenticity with a modern touch. The instruments were recorded in Jordan, while Aryam performed her vocals at Hatem Mansour's studio in Dubai, resulting in a work that exudes a pure Jordanian spirit and a complete musical identity.

Say Hello song lyrics The song's lyrics are: I said hello.. and I didn't get to answer My heart replied.. and said hello Don't call my name.. Call me by your name and I will call you.. My soul and my eyes and the arrows of your eyes.. Oh my It's like kohl for my eyes.. And I apply it And my love that is in my heart.. There is nothing left of it To write you my heart.. and give it up

For his part, poet Ihab Ghaith expressed his overwhelming happiness with this collaboration with the Emirati artist, saying, "Working with artist Aryam on a song that reflects Jordanian identity was a special milestone in my career, and I am honored by this experience."

The song was broadcast across all platforms specializing in publishing songs, including Jordanian, Emirati, and Arab radio stations, in addition to the video clip being shown exclusively on Aryam's YouTube channel.