Nassif Zeytoun releases "Halwa," his first summer song.

Arab star Nassif Zeytoun released his new song in the Lebanese dialect today, Thursday, titled "Helwa." It's the first song from his upcoming new album, which will feature a large number of songs spanning a variety of dialects and musical styles. The album is expected to be released in the coming weeks.

Details of the song "Halwa"

In detail, the song "Halwa" is written and composed by Salah Baloul, distributed by Omar Sabbagh, and directed by Samir Siryani, which was filmed in the Mar Mikhael area of Beirut.

The song is produced by T Start, Nassif's private company, through which he seeks to produce artistic works in support of young artists and stars on the artistic scene.

An exciting start to the summer

The song "Halwa" presents itself as a youthful, enthusiastic work, pulsating with sincere feelings and spontaneous emotions. It is distinguished by its rhythm that touches the listeners, combining enthusiasm and sincere feelings, with a rhythm that pierces the hearts, and a performance that carries a lot of feeling and sincerity.

Nassif had been keen to excite his fans a few days ago by sharing short videos from the clip on social media platforms. The videos garnered millions of views and thousands of comments and likes, attracting media attention and contributing to heightened anticipation for the song.

First summer concerts for the first time in Jerash

Nassif Zeytoun will open the first Arab concert at the 39th Jerash Festival, which kicks off on July 23rd. The festival's management has officially confirmed an agreement with Ahlam, Mayada El Hennawy, and Assala to perform some of the most prominent concerts on the southern stage.

A short video posted by the festival's executive director, Ayman Samawi, alongside Nassif Zeytoun on Tuesday showed the latter's approval to open the main concerts. The Syrian artist expressed his happiness at participating in the festival for the first time and being specifically chosen to host the concerts at the southern amphitheater.

Samawi confirmed the participation of Ahlam, Mayada El Hennawy, Assala, and Nour Mehanna in major public concerts, after they were nominated alongside Majid Al Mohandes and Amal Maher.

Samawi pointed out that the new session, which will continue until August 2, will see the participation of numerous Jordanian names in the concerts, whether on the main southern amphitheater stage, the northern amphitheater, or the open square.