"Qadha" brings together Mohamed Ramadan and Mahmoud El Leithy in their first fiery duet

Mohamed Ramadan posted the song's poster on his official Instagram account, and commented: “A song from my day, I can do it with Mahmoud El Leithy.. Tomorrow, Thursday, at 5 pm on all platforms, God willing.” The reaction was widespread, with audiences expressing their excitement to hear the new fusion of Ramadan's distinctive performance and Al-Laithi's well-known popular voice, putting the song under the microscope before its release.

From Coachella to Qudha: Ramadan confirms its global presence

It's only been a few days since Mohamed Ramadan returned from the Coachella Festival in the United States, where he participated for the second consecutive time at the global event and gave a successful concert early Monday morning. His explosive performance there confirmed his artistic presence on the international stage, heightening anticipation for any new work he presents, both in Egypt and abroad.

Response to criticism: Ramadan adheres to his principles

In light of the controversy surrounding his bold appearance at Coachella, Mohamed Ramadan did not hesitate to respond via a video he posted on Instagram, in which he said: “I was postponing my response until the next party… My fans know that I have never dressed as a woman in a movie or TV series.” A message in which he affirmed his respect for his fans and his adherence to his artistic principles despite criticism, clearly adding that he proudly represents his country.

Al-Laithi continues to succeed: “I, my son, am number one” achieves widespread acclaim.

For his part, Mahmoud Al-Leithy continues his successes. After recently releasing his song “Ana Yabni Number One,” written by Hussein Khaled and distributed by a Palestinian, the song achieved high listening rates across platforms, serving as a strong prelude to the release of “Qadha,” which is his first artistic collaboration with Ramadan.