Focusing on her career
Singer Nawal Al Zoghbi refuses drama
Singer Nawal Al Zoghbi
Beirut - Michal Hadad
Lebanese singer Nawal Al Zoghbi denied any intention to take the drama career, saying that she is singer and will not take any other career. She revealed that she received a number of offers to participate in drama shows during the latest period, while she refused all of them.
She added that it is important for any artist to focus on his career to achieve notable success, saying if she is talented as an actress, she prefers to appear her talent through the video clips.
She added that she filmed the new song as a video clip in the Lebanese capital of Beirut, saying that it has been directed by Waleed Nasef. She praised the role performed by her secretary Marcel Al Zoghby, saying that he performs an active role to promote her works.
She expressed her confidence that the new song will achieve notable success, saying that it will achieve high popularity among the fans in all over the Arab world immediately after its presentation in the near future. She stressed her keenness to meet the aspirations of her fans in all her works
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