How did Balqis Fathi comment on the deletion of “Your Heart Is Obedient” from YouTube?

The fans of the star Balqis Fathi were surprised by the deletion of her latest singing work, “Tawyak Al-Qalbi,” from the international video platform “YouTube,” less than one week after its release, against the backdrop of accusations against the song’s makers of stealing its melody.

Disagreement over the song “Tawyak Qalb” The song “Taawyak Al-Qalb” is in the Moroccan dialect, written by Younis Adam, composed by Salah El-Din Mujahid, arranged by Hamza Al-Ghazi, and directed by Abdel-Rafi Abdiwi.

Moroccan media reported that the Moroccan singer Mous Maher said that the melody of “Tawaek Al-Qalbi” is the same as the melody of his song “Laghram”, which he released in 2020 in cooperation with the Algerian artist Reda Taliani.

Maher also confirmed that he will not only delete the song from YouTube, but as a next step he will seek to delete it from the famous social networking site Facebook as well.

Balqis and the director of “Taeyak Qalb” responded to the accusations Balqis commented on Mous Maher's accusations of stealing the melody of his song, and said in the press conference that preceded her concert at the Mawazine Festival in Morocco, that her song is distinguished by the musical rhythms known in northern Morocco, and they are often similar.

She confirmed that “Tawa3ak Al-Qalbi” does not in any way resemble the song “Al-Gharam” by Mous Maher.

In turn, the director of the video clip “Taouak Albak”, Abdelrafi Abdiwi, explained that Belqis did not have comprehensive knowledge of the melodies circulating in Morocco, and that she did not have any hidden intention to steal the rights of another artist, adding that it was more appropriate to “handle matters wisely.”

Balqis Fathi in “Mawazine”. Balqis participated for the first time in the "Mawazine" Festival , a participation that she considers a fundamental milestone in her singing career.

Belqis performed for the first time two songs by two major Moroccan stars: “Live, my country, live” by Mahmoud Al-Idrissi, and “Shake the Flags with Us” by Hajja Al-Hamdaouia.

She described the festival as an essential station in the career of any Arab and international artist, given its position among the major festivals in the world.