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Fatma Said released the first single, "La mosh ana-l-abki" from her new EP, which is a love letter to the iconic Egyptian musician and composer&nbsp;Mohammed Abdel Wahab, and will include three songs from&nbsp;Abdel Wahab's extensive catalog, performed by the renowned Egyptian soprano.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Fatma Said's new rendition of&nbsp;"La mosh ana-l-abki", and the other two songs in the EP, are composed and arranged by the&nbsp;British composer and conductor,&nbsp;James Whitbourn.
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Fatma Said took to social media to share the news, she said, "Those who know me well, know how much I love Abdelwahab&rsquo;s music. It has been a big part of my life since my childhood. Together with my dear friend James Whitbourn. we&rsquo;ve been working for many years to revive his music in classical music halls around the world". Said continued, "James managed to compose the most beautiful arrangements of some of Abdelwahab's most iconic songs, making it possible for me, a classically trained singer, to perform them".&nbsp;
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The Egyptian soprano announced the release of the upcoming EP, as well as the new song&nbsp; "La mosh ana-l-abki", she said, "I regard the song &ldquo;La mosh ana-l-abki&rdquo; (meaning: &ldquo;No, it&rsquo;s not me who cries&rdquo;) as one of Abdelwahab's most profoundly romantic songs. It's blend of emotions woven into the lyrics and melody reflects his unparalleled musical and literary mastery". She added, "Tomorrow will be the first single I release for an EP consisiting of three different Abdelwahab songs that I&rsquo;ll be sharing with you within the next weeks".&nbsp;
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