Janat and Talal Salama meet in Cairo and artistic cooperation sparks interaction

Egypt recently witnessed a distinguished artistic collaboration between Moroccan star Jannat and Saudi artist Talal Salama during the latter's visit to Cairo.

An artistic meeting brings together Janat and Talal Salama in Cairo Janat posted a video on her Instagram account documenting the work session that brought them together, where she commented, saying: “A work session with my dear friend, the great Saudi artist Talal Salama, you lit up Egypt.”

In the video, Janat appeared singing while Talal Salama played a musical instrument, which sparked wide interaction from the two stars’ fans across social media platforms.

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Janat's recent singing successes Janat continues to prove herself as one of the most prominent stars in the art scene through her successful singing works. She recently released the song “Kaanak Rouh”, which has a romantic theme, with lyrics by Ahmed Issa, music by Madin, and distribution by Ahmed Adel. She also presented the song “Khalastni”, written by Ahmed Al-Maliki, composed by Mohammadi, and distributed by Ahmed Amin, in a new collaboration with Alaa Lashin after their success together in the song “Kaanak Sokkar”. These works reflect Janat’s continued delivery of songs that touch the audience’s feelings.

“I’m Waiting for You” Album… A Distinctive Success Station Janat released her latest album “Ana Fi Intizarak” (I’m Waiting for You), which included 11 songs in the Egyptian dialect, and achieved remarkable success. The album included collaborations with a group of poets and composers such as Tamer Hussein, Aziz El Shafei, and Abdel Hamid El Habbak, in addition to composers Walid Saad and Madin. The album was distinguished by its musical diversity and confirmed Janat’s ability to blend classicism with modernity, which enhanced her popularity in the Arab world.