Saken

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Saken
Studio album by Diana Haddad
Released	1996
Recorded	1993
Genre	Pop
Label	Stallions Records
Producer	Stallions Records
Diana Haddad chronology
Saken (1996) Ahl Al Esheg (1997)

Saken 1996 was Diana Haddad's first solo album . In 1996, and after three years of hard work, Diana Haddad released her debut album, "Saken". The album instantly became a major hit all over the Arab World. The songs "Lagetik", "El-Sahra", and the title track "Saken" were released almost simultaneously, and all became major hits. Now that the first album was a major success .

[edit] Track listing

1. Lagitek ( new version ) ( – 5:52 )
2. Tayr Al-Yamama ( – 5:07 )
3. Al-Sahra ( – 5:05 )
4. Sahowat Manam ( – 6:20 )
5. Lagitek ( – 4:33 )
6. Saken ( – 4:44 )