In pictures: Haifa Wehbe radiates beauty and femininity from Bahrain

Lebanese singer Haifa Wehbe performed a full concert in Manama, Kingdom of Bahrain yesterday.

Haifa Wehbe's look Haifa appeared in a short golden dress designed by Lebanese designer Rami Salmoun, who shared pictures of Haifa from her party on his official page on a social networking site. Her look was royal golden, and she coordinated the dress with Boots and reached above the knee, similar to the design of the dress.

At the ceremony, Haifa performed a group of her most famous songs, such as I miss you, I can’t wait, my heart is love, I didn’t take care of you, Wawa, I prayed to her, and others. The audience interacted with her with enthusiasm and applause and joined her in singing. Her fans also published video clips and photos in which they documented some of the atmosphere of the concert. It is noteworthy that as soon as the concert was announced, tickets were sold out within a few hours, and this indicates the extent of the Bahraini public’s love and longing for Haifa,” according to what the organizer of her concert in Bahrain said.

The song “I Got It” by Haifa Wehbe The artist Haifa Wehbe achieved remarkable success with her new song, “I Wasted It,” as it crossed the barrier of 14 million views on YouTube.

The song's success came after it was released in mid-January, as a video clip, directed by Elie Fahd.

The song “I Got It” is written by Mahmoud Abdullah, composed by the late Muhammad Al-Nadi, arranged by Nour, and mixed and mastered by Suleiman Damian.

The movie “Ramses Paris” It must be noted that Haifa Wehbe's latest work is the film “Ramses Paris.” The film achieved great public and artistic success, and the audience has interacted with it since it was shown in cinemas.

Participating in the film's starring role are: Haifa Wehbe, Mohamed Salam, Mohamed Tharwat, Hamdi Al-Marghani, Mahmoud Hafez, Samira Maqroun, Mustafa Khater, Aws Aws, Jumana Murad, Mustafa Al-Banna, Ahmed Keshk and Sami Maghawry, and written by Karim Hassan Bashir and directed by Ahmed Khaled Musa. Produced by Raymond Ramses and Ahmed Khaled Moussa.