| Shater | ||||
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| Studio album by Diana Haddad | ||||
| Released | 1999 | |||
| Recorded | 1999 | |||
| Genre | Pop | |||
| Label | Stallions Records | |||
| Producer | Stallions Records | |||
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Shater is the fifth album by pop artist Diana Haddad. Shater's music was mostly of modern pop, and showcased a joyful Diana enjoying the most simple things in life such as nature and the sun. Shater continued along the lines of Ammanih; several collaborations and joyful music. A celebration of life, Shater also had one sad song named "Weenhom", which Diana dedicated to her mother.
In this album Diana continued "Yammaia" line to sing different music colours, "Shater" was the first single to be released from this album. It immediately became a smash hit in the Arab world, topping the charts for more than five weeks in 17 radios' charts in different countries. The songs "Al Fosol Al Arbaa" and "Wainohom" were very successful in the Persian Gulf countries and "Wainohom" was dedicated to Diana's dead mother. "Fosol Al Arbaa" was filmed in new ways by her husband Suhail al Abdool. To date the album sold millions of copies becoming one of Haddad's best-selling albums in the Arab world.