Hind Ziadi with Saif Nabil in a new duet after filming it in Marrakech

Hespress reported that Moroccan artist Hind Ziyadi is preparing to release a new duet, which will bring her together for the first time with the famous Iraqi artist Saif Nabil.

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In this context, a Hespress source revealed that the duet is expected to be released in the coming days, after it was filmed as a video clip in Marrakesh and its surroundings under the supervision of a distinguished Moroccan technical team.

The same source added that the Red City was chosen as the filming location due to its architectural beauty and enchanting atmosphere, which will contribute to the special character of the work.

This collaboration, the first of its kind between Hind Ziadi and Saif Nabil, reflects both artists' commitment to presenting new musical works that meet the aspirations of Arab audiences. It also reflects the openness of Moroccan and Arab artists to collaborative work, which has become an important part of the Arab art scene.

Hind Ziyadi has achieved remarkable success in recent years with a number of songs she has performed that have been well-received by the public, while Saif Nabil is considered one of the most prominent Iraqi names who has achieved widespread fame in the Arab world thanks to his distinguished works.

It's worth noting that last July, Iraqi singer Saif Nabil gave his first concert in Morocco, specifically in Casablanca. The singer of "Love Is Death" attracted a large audience, especially since he enjoys widespread popularity among Moroccans, which prompted him to consider singing in the Moroccan dialect.

The Iraqi artist had previously released a joint Moroccan-Iraqi duet with artist Abdel Hafeez Douzi, titled "Aleik Aleik," which was well received by their fans.