Baheb Nuoa Kalamak (song)

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"Baheb Nuoa Kalamak"

Single by Amal Hijazi
from the album Baya al Ward
Released	Early 2007
Recorded	Rotana
Genre	Arabic Pop (feast-beat music style)
Length	3:22
Label	Rotana
Writer(s)	Ahmed Darwish

Baheb Nuoa Kalamak (I love what you say) is a wildly popular Arabic pop-song written by Ahmed Darwesh and exclusively chosen for Amal Hijazi's album, Baya al Ward. This amazing fast-beat song was released in the early 2007 and received huge critical acclaim from the beginning. The music video was directed by the famed, Mirna Khayat. It was chosen over Yahia Sa’adeh.

According to the Qatar based daily, Al Raya, Hijazi revealed that she had received numerous scripts for the clip by different directors because of the immense popularity of the song, even before the music video was released.

[edit] Track Information

This song potrays Hijazi as a beautiful, young aristocratic girl.

It begins with Hijazi dressed in a beautiful black gown, standing besides an elderly man (presumably her father). The music begins when she sees her lover's face besides a huge mirror nearby. She gets into a car with her father and the music stops in for a interval. While in the car,as Hijazi thinks of her love, we hear her earlier song Baya al Ward, a sad love-ballad.

A promo picture for the song

Hijazi begins to sing in the car, while in flash-shots we see her lover painting a potrait dedicated to her.

After the car shot, Hijazi is seen sitting with her father with some relatives who are busy chattering. As it is seen, Hijazi expresses that she is extremely bored with them. She tales excuse and goes out of the restaurant to her lover. The two of them break into a run and he shows Hijazi her potrait.

Afterwards, the two of them dance and skip around and at the end of the song as it is revealed, she leaves her father and as it is revealed, goes to her lover.

[edit] Chart Performance

Baheb Nuoa Kalamak topped charts throughout the Arab World and instantly became one of the most popular fast-beat songs ever. It ranked #5 on the Pepsi Top Ten and has been voted as one of the most popular videos currently aired on Rotana.