As she was confident of its success
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Latest song of Lebanese singer Baskal Meshalany managed to achieve high rates of views on social media networks days after its launch to be a strong return to her career after years of absence.
The Lebanese singer said that her song managed to achieve high popularity among the fans in all over the Arab world, saying she bet on its success before its launch, as she was keen to present a different work if compared to her previous songs since the beginning of her career as a singer.
She added that song was written by the poet Wael Al-Ashqar, composed by her husband Melhem Abu Shadeed, and distribution of Omar Sabbagh, and his image on his way video clip under the direction of director Nihad Odebashi.
She stressed her keenness not to repeat the works in which she participates, saying that she works to diversify her works to meet the aspirations of her fans in all over the Arab world. She expressed her appreciation to the fans who were keen to support her since the beginning of her career
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