Nawal celebrates Saudi Founding Day with a song for the Crown Prince

The singer Nawal released a new song titled "Quddam Quddam" in celebration of Saudi Founding Day, which falls on February 22nd. The song was liked by many of her followers on social media platforms. Get the latest celebrity ads directly on the Special app, where we show you everything new from international stars.

Nawal thanked the song's production team who worked with her in this national work, and praised the efforts of the poet Khaled Al-Marikhi, the composer Mohammed Al-Balushi, and the distributor Dr. Adnan Abdullah, for the musical vision they presented that reflected the spirit of the event. The song "Quddam Quddam" contained a group of proud shots of Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the Saudi Crown Prince, and the song received great interaction from the Saudi and Gulf audience. Many of the audience emphasized the brilliance of the performance and the words that embody pride in the Kingdom’s history and authentic heritage. To listen to Nawal's song "Quddam Quddam" click here

Details about Saudi Founding Day Saudis celebrate Founding Day on February 22 of each year, and a large number of events have been announced to celebrate this occasion. The events will include a series of concerts, titled “Founding Nights,” in the Saudi capital, Riyadh, and the opening by singers Ahlam and Nawal in a “Session Between the Stars.” The second night will be titled “Suhail Night” and will be performed by “Artist of the Arabs” Mohammed Abdu, followed by “Travel Night” by singer Abdul Majeed Abdullah. The closing will be with the singer Rabeh Saqr, with “Laylat Al Samar”, and the “Foundation Orchestra” will also perform on two nights, performed by the orchestra and the Saudi National Choir. Enjoy interesting and useful content with an exclusive podcast that provides you with everything you need to know in a few minutes via the Special app.

When was Foundation Day first celebrated? The celebration of Foundation Day began in the year 2022, and became an official holiday in Saudi Arabia by royal decree from the Saudi monarch, King Salman bin Abdulaziz. On this day, Saudis are keen to wear traditional costumes out of pride in the legacy of their ancestors, and Saudi Arabia is keen to hold many events that increase Saudis’ connection to their roots.