Rahma Riyadh is trending with the theme song of the twentieth Iraqi series

In a new step added to her artistic career, Iraqi star Rahma Riad continues to prove her position in the world of art and singing through her participation in the opening credits of the Iraqi Ramadan series “Al-Ashreen”. This song, which bears the same title as the series, came to express deep feelings and human aspects resulting from the painful events that Iraq was exposed to in light of the operations launched by ISIS. Get the latest celebrity ads directly on the Special app, where we show you everything new from international stars.

Rahma Riad in the series' opening credits: A fourth singing experience with overwhelming success

The song “Al-Ashreen” that Rahma Riad performed for the series is her fourth experience singing series soundtracks, and every time, Rahma proves her ability to use her distinctive voice to enhance dramatic scenes and deliver a distinctive singing performance that touches the audience’s feelings. As usual, she presented the song in her own style, as the lyrics and melody were full of feeling and emotion to perfectly represent the events of the series. The song "Al-Ashreen" achieved about 375 thousand views in less than two days after its release on the video website "YouTube", and became a trend on "YouTube" and the talk of social media in the past days.

Song lyrics and melody: Saif Al-Faris is the focus of the audience's attention

The lyrics of the song “Al-Ashreen” were written and composed by the artist Saif Al-Faris, who is considered one of the most prominent names in the world of Iraqi art. Al-Faris was able to formulate moving lyrics that capture the essence of the events and pains that the people of Iraq are suffering from due to wars and conflicts. The distribution process was also done by Muhib Al-Rawi, who added his own musical touch to support the atmosphere of the song and clarify the feelings it reflects.

"The Twenties": A Narrative of Iraq's Suffering in the Face of ISIS

The series "Al-Ashreen" deals with a sensitive topic about the operations carried out by ISIS in Iraq, focusing on the destruction and devastation that this organization has inflicted on the country. However, the series does not stop at these historical events only; rather, it touches on the deep human feelings that stem from war and destruction. The series shows the psychological struggle of citizens and families of missing soldiers, and conveys the feelings of loss and waiting that they experience, reflecting the human aspects that have been deeply affected by the war. 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.