Mohamed Ramadan reveals some of the lyrics of "Lessa Badri Aleih" before its release

Egyptian artist Mohamed Ramadan is preparing to release his new song tomorrow, Wednesday, at 4:00 PM, amid great anticipation from his fans.

The song is titled "It's Still Early for Him," as Mohamed Ramadan usually does with his various and distinctive song titles, as if they carry hidden messages to emphasize his success and the difficulty of competing with him.

Excite the audience with a clip from the song Mohamed Ramadan teased his followers by posting a clip from his new song, titled "It's Still Too Early for Him."

Lyrics from the song Some of the song's lyrics are as follows:

"Take it, come on, don't be afraid, I am the Pope behind, behind Mamachat, You are still a baby, so you are not asking for anything No, I haven't seen you... It's still early for him... My dear, I'm two meters tall.

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Final touches for the movie "Lion" Meanwhile, Mohamed Ramadan continues filming the final scenes of his new film, "Lion," which is set to be released soon in cinemas. The film's events take place in 1280 AD, during the Mamluk era, and the story focuses on the slave revolt led by Ramadan.

The film took three years to prepare. It's worth noting that the preparation for the film "Lion" took three full years, which forced him to refrain from presenting new series during this period, given the film's need for a great deal of focus and dedication, particularly due to the difficulty of filming and the precise historical details.

Lebanese actress Razane Jammal stars in the film, portraying a non-Egyptian princess who falls in love with the leader of the revolution, played by Mohamed Ramadan. The film is an action-packed thriller, exploring the political and emotional conflicts of the Mamluk era.

The movie "Lion" is written by Mohamed and Sherine Diab, directed by Mohamed Diab, and stars a group of stars, including Maged El Kedwany, Ahmed Malek, Ali Qasim, Razan Jamal, Kamel El Basha, and Ahmed Abdel Hamid, in addition to a number of Sudanese artists.

The film is Mohamed Ramadan's second historical experience after starring in the two parts of "The Treasure," directed by Sherif Arafa.