Denies what was published
Hamada Helal says he will resume working
Singer Hamada Helal
Cairo - Emirates Voice
Egyptian singer Hamada Helal denied what was published over problems with the company producing his albums, saying that he does not intend to terminate the contract with them. He added that what was published in this regard is unfounded rumors, saying that he will resume working with the company to present songs that are more successful.
Helal denied all the rumors saying that he raised his salary to sing in concerts as a reaction for the rising prices in Egypt, asserting that he is usually not concerned of his salary. Helal also told “Emirates Voice ” that he can participate in one of the singing competition programs, if the program really targets new talents, help them to make their way to fame.
About his sons Youssef and Rama, helal said he would not publish their photos through social media or any other media to avoid violating their privacy, noting that he did not discover yet a singing talent in any of them, as they are still young, preferring to have them focused in their study for now.
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