Rahma Riad tops the trend with her song "She Helwa" in less than 24 hours.

Iraqi artist Rahma Riad has once again established a strong presence on the music scene after releasing her new song, "She Helo," which topped the YouTube trend, garnering more than 162,000 views in less than a day. The song was widely received by the public and was considered a strong return for the artist to her beloved Iraqi style, with her voice and feelings.

"Shee Helwa"... a divided rhythm and an Iraqi dialect with a new flavor

The song "She Helo" was performed in the Iraqi dialect with a light "Maqsum" rhythm, which gave it a lively and popular feel, especially among Rahma's fans in Iraq and the Gulf. The song's lyrics are by Ali Riad, its music is by Saif Al-Fares, and its musical arrangement and production are by Muhib Al-Rawi, reflecting a comprehensive artistic collaboration that enhances its quality.

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A soft and modern clip bearing the signature of Richa Sarkis

The video clip was directed by Richa Sarkis, who presented a unique visual work in terms of simplicity and youthful spirit. The video featured a soft tone that matched the romantic atmosphere of the song, while Rahma dazzled in a variety of looks ranging from elegance to fun, adding a playful energy to the work that captivated viewers both visually and emotionally.

Sincere words that touch the heart... and a love letter to every lover

The words “She Helo” express deep feelings of love that touch everyone who is experiencing a special emotional state. Rahma presented the song with the high emotion she is known for, and she was able to convey the song’s message with simplicity and sweetness, as the lyrics carried a lot of emotion, such as:

I love you so much, I love you so much, I've never met you before Do you know what you are? Come on in, it's time.

Back to the roots...the Iraqi dialect, sung by Rahma Riyadh

After a number of songs in various Arabic dialects, “She Helw” marks Rahma Riad’s return to the Iraqi dialect, which is one of the dialects closest to her heart and to her fans. This comeback follows the successive successes of her previous songs, confirming her position as one of the most prominent female voices in the Arab music scene.