Mohammed Al-Rifai releases "Haqudi" in collaboration with Omar Al-Karawan

Artist Mohamed El-Rifai released his latest song, "Hakoudi," in collaboration with singer Omar Karawan. It was released on YouTube and all music platforms.

Details of the song "Hakoudi"

The song "Hakoudi" is written by Ahmed Youssef Al Joker, composed by Omar Hefzy and Ousha Al Sagheer, distributed by Zizo Farouk, and mixed and mastered by Ahmed Gouda.

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It is worth noting that the latest work of the artist Mohamed El-Rifai is the song “I Sold the One Who Shared It,” with lyrics and music by Amr El-Shazly, distribution, mix, and mastering by Amr El-Khodary, and directed by Ashraf Ramadan. The song has achieved more than 1.7 million views on YouTube since its release about three months ago. It was preceded by the song “Gamdeen Gamdeen,” which was released six months ago and also achieved significant viewership rates.

It's worth noting that in July 2024, Al-Rifai announced his desire to permanently retire from performing arts and devote himself to religious chanting, considering his decision "inevitable," as he put it. He also confirmed his intention to delete his entire singing archive from digital platforms at the appropriate time. During that period, he stated that the goal of his participation in the competition was not fame or financial gain, but rather to prove his talent to those who doubted it, noting that he did not feel wronged during his experience on "X Factor."

Mohamed Al-Rifai's career

It's worth noting that Mohamed El Rifi won the "X Factor" competition in 2013, capturing attention with his powerful and spontaneous voice, leading some to compare him to artists like George Wassouf. However, his continued success faced numerous challenges, most notably production disputes with an Egyptian company, which led to a decline in his public profile and the postponement of several artistic projects that were underway.