Nancy Ajram Sings for Egypt
Nancy Ajram has been busy recording a song especially for Egypt on the occasion of its revolution.
The song is entitled "Wa7shani ya Masr" and has been filmed under the direction of Fadi Haddad. It's set for release in the coming few days.
This project has delayed Nancy's song "Ya Kether" release but not for long, it'll be on music channels next month.
Nancy also shot an ad for Nissan, where she appears totally pregnant!
The ad is supposed to show that the specific model Nancy is riding is comfortable for pregnant women.
The ad features Nancy's song "Lissa Gaya Aaolo" and was shot in Jordan.
This is not the first time Nancy does a brand ad, she 's already appeared in ads for Coca Cola, Sony Ericsson and Damas Jewelry.
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i agree with nawal. egyptians should decide to get rid of opportunists like ajram and wahbe. both of them sang for those who stole egypt. we, in tunisia, are fed up with both of them because they used to be paid by those who were known as thiefs.
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I agree. Nancy is nothing more than a fame wh*re. Sings about Lebanon once; sings about Egypt 4 times...Wheres the sense? If I offered her lots & lots of free publiciity & money to sing about a poo she would jump the chance. These revolutions were designed to make us aware of politicians, businessmen, actors, singers etc who take advantage in one way or the other, and she epitomizes someone who takes advantage of numbers to sponge off of as many as she possibly can. And on top of that she has the personality of a wet sponge.
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Nancy and her manager are taking advantage of the Egyptian people's revolution after many innocents were killed and injured as they fought for freedom and democracy. Does Nancy know what's it like to be jobless or live in the slums? She deserves to be banned from entering Egypt for her hypocrisy.
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I couldn't agree more Sam. Nothing but a cheap trick to gain 'show solidarity'. Nancy has sung for Egypt, Al Ahly and in the Egyptian accent countless times - and it is not because of genuine affection either! Wet sponge x 2!!
On another point, how many commercial agreements has Nancy signed? And for what?
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who is nancy ajram?!!!!!!!!
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I do not see what the problem is here. The whole world has paid attention closely to what us, the Egyptian youth did. Obama has said that we have changed the world. Whats the harm in Nancy Ajram dedicating a song to Egypt? In solidarity with what happened?
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don't forget tunisian people!revolutions and changes began from there and of course tunisians and egyptions have made their revolutions by themselves!
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The egyptian people don't need another song, and who the hell are these people to sing about something they were never a part of.
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Like honestly, what the hell shes not the only one for singing to egypt. stop criticizing her. by the way this song was going to come now or before or later because shes had this song recorded for about a year, and she thoght it was time to come out. like grow up people. its just a song
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Nancy Ajram?! who is nancy ajram to sing for egypt maybe she's the queen and people didn't know that! :| She's crazy! She's just showing people that she's something ! that she's singing for egypt instead of singing for lebanon and some people, because of her songs are thinking that she's egyptian!
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Nancy Ajram is an opportunist. She used to be very close to Moubarak's regime like many other artists who got paid by the government to sing in festivals and private parties.
We didn't see her when the Egyptian people were dying to free the country and now she's using this song to make sure that she'll still be invited to sing in official events and make money.
Shame on Arab artists who supported dictators for years just to make sure thy'll make money and get advantages. They're completely disconnected from the Arab masses.
nawal
Mar 3, 2011
She's just one of the oportunists catching the moment for her own image and the own financial benefit. Coming out of the woodwork, one of the "friends of the revolution" and the egyptian paople ... CREP !