Habeit Ya Leil
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| Studio album by Nawal Al Zoghbi | ||
| Released | 1997 | |
| Recorded | 1996-1997 | |
| Genre | Arabic Pop | |
| Label | Relax-In | |
| Nawal Al Zoghbi chronology | ||
|---|---|---|
| Balaee Fi Zamany (1994) |
Habeit Ya Leil (1995) |
Mandam aleik (1997) |
Habeit Ya Leil is the 4th album of Nawal Al Zoghbi, and is considered one of her most successful. It included three successful hit singles. It was a follow up to the single she performed live and recorded with Lebanese Artist Wael Kfouri, Meen Habibi Ana.
The album's first single was its title song, Habeit Ya Leil. The second single, Noss El Alb gained hugh success and became quite popular, as well as Gharib Al Raai. Surprisingly, after releasing two albums with Music Box International, Nawal chose Relax-In, the production label which produced her debut album Wehyati Andak, for this album. Afterwards, Nawal terminated the contract within the release of her next album.
[edit] Track listing
- Habeit Ya Leil
- Ana Ehlaweit
- Beini W Beinak
- Sodfah
- Noss El Alb
- Tamini Habibi
- La Tfaker
- Gharib Al Raai
[edit] Music videos
The album's three singles had music videos. Habeit Ya Leil had almost 5 Nawal duplicates, each singing several bits of the song. In some scenes they appear together, but in others they're by themselves.
The Gharib El Raai music video was set in many different countries, including Indonesia, France, Saudi Arabia, and India. Some scenes were shot on location, while others were edited using bluescreen.
