Mohamed Hamaki lights up the atmosphere of his first concert after releasing his album “He is the Foundation”

Artist Mohamed Hamaki held a huge concert, his first in Cairo after the success of his latest album “He is the Foundation”, at City Club in Obour City, where he witnessed an unprecedented attendance of young people and families of both genders.

Hamaki's concert atmosphere in Cairo Hamaki appeared at the concert wearing sportswear, and when he went up on stage, he began performing the song "Ya Shaghel Oyoun El Nas" from his new album, which sparked cheers and shouts of admiration that did not stop throughout his presence.

Greeting the audience who welcomed him warmly, Hamaki said: "I miss you," and the fans responded with: "We love you, Hamaki."

Hamaki ignited the enthusiasm of the audience by presenting a group of his distinctive songs that he excelled in throughout his artistic career, such as “Ziha Min”, “La Malama”, “Min El Bidaya”, “Ahla Haga Feeki”, “Hawa Da Habibi”, “Jamalha Exceptional”, “Adrenaline”, “Qalbi Habbak Jiddan Jiddan”, “Lemon Mint”, and “Habbit El Moqabala”, in addition to some songs from his latest album “Huwa El Asas” such as “El Aqd El Loly”.

The concert concluded with the song "Umm Al Donia", through which he declared his great love for her, which increased the atmosphere of joy and excitement among the audience.

The concert also witnessed some touching moments, as Hamaki invited composer Aziz El Shafei and poet Tamer Hussein to come up on stage next to him, praising Egypt's position in the world of art thanks to the presence of distinguished models like them, to participate with him in presenting the song "Layli Tal" amid enthusiastic interaction from the audience.

Hamaki: I hope to present a Saudi song Artist Mohamed Hamaki expressed his wish to present a song in the Saudi dialect in the coming period, and revealed the surprise he is preparing for soon.

Hamaki pointed out his great happiness with the audience's reactions to the new songs he performed for the first time at the concert. During the press conference held after the concert, Hamaki expressed his admiration for the wonderful organization of the event and wished Riyadh Season further success, stressing that all participating artists will do their best to please the Kingdom’s audience.

Regarding the idea of presenting songs in the Saudi dialect, Hamaki said: “I hope to present a Saudi song, but I need to master the dialect first, as I believe in singing through feeling, and that requires some practice.”