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Released
  
June 18, 2000

El Layali(2000)
  
Tool Omri(2001)

Release date
  
18 June 2000

Genre
  
Arabic music

Recorded
  
2000

Artist
  
Nawal Al Zoghbi

Label
  
El Layali httpsuploadwikimediaorgwikipediaenthumb1

Similar
  
Nawal Al Zoghbi albums, Arabic music albums, Other albums

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El Layali (English: The Nights) is the name of the Nawal Al Zoghbi's 7th album that was released in 2000 and was produced by Rotana. The single "El Layali" which was the last song added to the album and the first single to be released of it is considered to be Nawal's biggest hit in the Arab world gaining her ultimate stardom and is somewhat considered to be the peak of Nawal's artistic career. Following the huge success of this album, Nawal became the face of Pepsi in the Middle East signing a 5-year contract with them and filming many TV spots.

Contents

nawal al zoghbi el layali


Track listing

The album contains the following tracks:

  1. "El Layali" March 27, 2000
  2. "Bain Elbareh Wa Eyoum" November 6, 2000
  3. "El Mamnou'a Marghoub" May 5, 2000
  4. "Bladi" June 12, 2000
  5. "Hobbak Bi'oyouni Maktoub"September 5, 2000
  6. "Wa'di La Oyounak" December 10, 2000
  7. "Al Yama" July 9, 2000
  8. "Ma I'ndi Shak" April 4, 2000
  9. "Nasini Leeh" July 28, 2000

Music videos

  • El Layali (The nights) : Released May 18, 2000
  • Nawal's biggest hit of all time. The music video was directed by Mirna Khyat. It shows Nawal dancing in a Moroccan style with backup dancers with her.

  • Naseni Leeh (Why you forget me?) : September 14, 2000
  • This song was originally recorded for Nawal's Pepsi commercial, but she chose to make music video for it. The commercial was about Nawal singing to a Pepsi bottle like she was Romeo and the bottle was Juliet.

    Songs

    1El Layali4:15
    2Bain Elbareh Wa Eyoum4:14
    3El Mamnou'a Marghoub4:10

    References

    El Layali Wikipedia


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