As it will be presented in Eid Al Adha
Singer Latifa prepares currently for new album
Tunisian singer Latifa revealed her decision
cairo - Mustafa Mahmoud
Tunisian singer Latifa revealed her decision not to issue a mini album as she was planning and to issue a new complete album during the coming period, saying that she preferred to present a range of songs to compensate her absence from the artistic arena during the latest years.
She added, in a statement to “Arabs Today”, that the new album will contain ten new songs, saying that she will cooperate with a number of poets anc composers from all over the Arab countries. She described the idea to present a new album as a good step.
She added that she plans to present a new song with Tunisian accent and another one in Moroccan accent, saying that the other songs will be in Egyptian accent. She revealed that the new album is scheduled to be presented during Eid Al Adha.
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