Launched Actress Najwa Karam Recently, the song “Sa’at Beida”, which included a mawala to the poet Emil Fahd and composed by George Merdirosian, returned through it to the lyrical color that she started with at the beginning of her singing career.
A month and a half ago, the star also released a song called “Helwa El Dani”, a youth song with fast music. In her video clip, she relied on “colour image” technology.
From the clip of Helwa Al-Diny by Najwa Karam
Najwa confirmed to “Al Arabiya.net” that this clip is her idea because she wanted it “as a return to the past in the era of advanced technology”, hence her wearing of an old dress symbolizing the beginning of her artistic career.
Through this song and clip, the artist focuses on “the difference between the past and the present”, stressing that she had always wanted to shoot a clip in her old dresses. And she continued, “What I meant was to embody a glimpse of the past, to reach the present.”
From the clip of Helwa Al-Diny by Najwa Karam
The artist is currently visiting the studio to record new songs that she will release successively.
Returning to her recent concert at the Damascus Citadel, Najwa Karam said in her interview with Al Arabiya.net that this concert “culminated in success.” Through her, she appeared to the Syrian audience following an absence of three years, and her eyes were teary on stage, adding: “I miss a country that has valued me and loved me and crowned me with a star, in which the nights of glory were written.”
From Najwa Karam’s concert in Damascus
In that concert, Najwa presented a bouquet of her most beautiful old songs, such as “Ma Fei” and “Ma Hada Lahda”, and her new songs, such as “Sa’a Beida”, in addition to the mawwal that ignited the enthusiasm of the audience.
In another context, the artist told “Al Arabiya.net” that “What makes the world beautiful” In her eyes, it is to “see the lovers” around her, especially her family.
On another topic, she said she can’t blame young people who migrate From Lebanon this period in order to secure their future, but she hopes that they will return to their country, stressing that “Lebanon will not die, but today it is in the recovery room.”
