"He Can't Forget Me" - Amr Mostafa's new video clip

Egyptian artist Amr Mostafa excited his fans ahead of the release of the video clip for his latest single, "Ma'arefsh Yansani," through a post on his official Instagram account.

Amr Mostafa shared a photo of himself on a beach with his guitar as a teaser for the song, accompanied by the caption "Coming Soon," which excited his followers, especially since this project comes after a period of absence from releasing music videos.

Details of the song "He Doesn't Know How to Forget Me" The song "Ma'arefsh Yansani" is one of the songs that Amr Mostafa's fans are eagerly awaiting, especially after the song garnered more than half a million views within a month of its release on Mostafa's official YouTube page. The song "Ma'arefsh Yansani" is written by Rabie Al-Sioufi and composed by Amr Mostafa.

The song's lyrics say: "He said he can't forget me and he's not going to find another lover.. He came back to me and my eyes are full of longing / He came back swearing by my days.. And I saw him crying in front of me / And complaining to me of his torment.. Let his conscience wake up / I left him and I said, "What a pity.. The world is truly a revolving wheel/ And this is whose fault if he thinks.. That I am waiting for him."

Amr Mostafa remixes a Sherine song with a new youthful voice. Egyptian singer and composer Amr Mostafa sent a message to his fans, asking those with beautiful voices to contact him to choose who among them will perform the song "Mashrabtish Min Neelha" (I Didn't Drink from Her Nile), which was previously performed by Sherine Abdel Wahab .

Mustafa wrote on his Facebook page: “Beautiful Egyptian voices... I want you to memorize the song (Mashrabtish min Neelha), because we are currently redistributing it... Lyrics by the great poet Nour Abdullah... and my music.”

Amr Mostafa added: "Sing it and send me your votes via Instagram, so that it will be released soon with a new Egyptian voice."

Sherine Abdel Wahab faces a crisis over a stolen tune with Amr Mostafa It seems that the crisis of artist Sherine Abdel Wahab is still ramifying. From her lawyer, Yasser Qantoush, announcing his withdrawal from her case due to a “slip of the tongue,” to composer Amr Mostafa being accused of stealing his melody in Sherine’s latest song, her conflicts and crises are branching out in various directions: personal, artistic, and legal.

Amr Mostafa accuses Sherine of stealing his tunes The famous Egyptian artist and composer announced in a post on his Facebook page that one of his melodies had been stolen and featured in a song by Sherine Abdel Wahab.

Amr Mostafa posted a clip of Sherine's song "Ghalia Alayna Ya Baladna" (Our Country is Precious to Us), commenting: "Amr Mostafa's melodies are not authorized for publication, and the idea for the melody was stolen in a new song by Sherine." He added: "Everyone will be held accountable in due course."

Amr Mostafa confirmed that the stolen tune was performed at only one concert and that he had never authorized its release. He threatened the composer who had stolen the tune without mentioning his name, stressing that he would not give up his rights.

Mustafa did not specify which song he was referring to, leaving that task to the audience.

A "warning" statement from Sherine Abdel Wahab to her fans It is noteworthy that the artist, Sherine Abdel Wahab, warned her fans against following her news through her old social media accounts.

Sherine issued a statement on her X page, saying: “The star Sherine Abdel Wahab warns her fans against interacting with any content published on her old official accounts on social media or her old YouTube channel.” The statement added: “Sherine clarifies that the old accounts and channel are no longer under her control, and that there is an ongoing legal dispute surrounding them.”

The statement continued: “She confirms that any songs or content published on these accounts, such as “Betmany Ansak,” “Alli Yeqabel Habibi,” “Henneftal,” and the upcoming new songs that are scheduled to be published in the future, have nothing to do with her. Sherine calls on her fans not to believe any content published on these accounts, stressing that she has no control over them and that there are those who exploit her name and artistic activity, and she currently owns new platforms on social media.”