Latifa celebrates participation in the Omani Night with Arabic Music

Artist Latifa expressed her great joy to participate as a guest of honor in the “Omani Night” as part of the activities of the Arab Music Festival.

Latifa expresses her happiness to participate in “Omani Night” The concert will be held this evening, Monday, at the Egyptian Opera House, where Latifa looks forward to meeting her fans in a special musical night. She posted on her Instagram account, confirming her happiness with this event, noting that the night will bring together the music of musician Khalid bin Hamad Al Busaidi and the conductor of maestro Amir Abdul Majeed.

The Arab Music Festival continues with wide participation The 32nd edition of the Arab Music Festival continues until next Thursday, October 24, featuring 48 diverse musical and singing concerts. 78 male and female singers from various Arab countries are participating in this edition, including Egyptian artist Medhat Saleh, Enas Ezz El-Din, Sabreen El-Najili, and Lotfi Bouchnak from Tunisia, in addition to Latifa, who adds a special touch to the Omani night, making the festival an artistic celebration that combines heritage and musical authenticity.

Album "Nothing Forbidden" Latifa's new album "Mafish Forbidden " includes a song in the Tunisian dialect, and 9 songs in the Egyptian dialect. She collaborated on this album with a group of composers and poets in the Arab world. The most prominent composers were Walid Saad, Mahmoud Anwar, Khaled Fattouh, Ahmed Bahr, Omar Al-Masry, and the star Kazem El-Saher, who composed a song for her with lyrics by the late poet Abdel Wahab Mohamed. The most prominent poets participating in the album were: Samer Abou Taleb, Karim Hakim, Nader Abdullah, Moamen Salem, and Hossam Saeed. At the directing level, Latifa collaborated on 4 songs with the great director Walid Nassif, and two songs directed by Sherif Tarhini.