Ramy Sabry releases the video clip "Ana Bahebak Enta" and reveals surprises from his album

Artist Ramy Sabry revealed the first surprise from his upcoming album with the release of the music video for his new song "Ana Bahebak Enta" (I Love You) on his official YouTube channel. This work offers a first glimpse of his album of the same name, scheduled for release on July 17th on all music platforms.

With this release, Rami Sabry joins the list of stars preparing to release new works during the summer season, alongside Amr Diab, Assala, Nawal Al Zoghbi, and others.

Romantic atmosphere and a voice full of emotion The song had a clear romantic tone, expressing emotional attachment and the desire to stay with the lover despite the circumstances. This was clearly evident in its dreamy lyrics, such as: I love you, I have no one but you I feel you, I see your eyes here everywhere…” The warm vocal performance and the visual direction that harmonizes with the melody add even more depth to this emotional state, making the song a strong start to the anticipated album.

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10 songs by prominent music makers The new album features ten diverse songs that combine romantic sentiment, drama, and a youthful vibe. Rami Sabry collaborated with a group of poets and composers who contributed to shaping the project, including Amir Taaima, Tamer Hussein, Mohamed Atef, Amr El Masry, Adham Moataz, and Ahmed Gaber. This diversity aims to provide a fresh artistic experience for his fans.

Song sequences and striking collaborations The album opens with "Tegy Netsoor," followed by "Al Awad Ala Allah," "Bil Qalbi Ma'ak," "Bayaa," and "Ghaltan." The list also includes "Mostaghrib Ant," "Halwa," "Behlik An Al Ayam," and "Fakt Al Amal Feek."

The closing song, titled “I Love You,” represents the emotional conclusion of the album. He combined his own unique sense of humor with the influence of some of the most accomplished musicians in the Arab world in its arrangement, melody, and lyrics.