Haifa Wehbe Is Working on New Album
Lebanese singer-actress Haifa Wehbe is working on a new album.
The album consists of 20 songs and features the superstar cooperating with a large number of poets and composers, including Tamer Hussein, Ahmad ElMalky, Ahmed ElBrazilly, Samer Abo Taleb, Amr El Khodary, and Ahmed Alaa Eldin.
The record is the follow-up to her 2018 album "Hawwa" and will be released as a single periodically.
Wehbe, born on March 10, 1976, is a multi-talented and influential superstar. She is considered one of the best female singers in Lebanon and the Arab world.
The Lebanese artist won the title of 'Miss South Lebanon' at the age of sixteen, which opened the doors for her to work as a model on the catwalk as well as in music videos and TV commercials.
She was considered one of the most famous models in the Arab World. Thereafter, she worked as a TV anchor at the A.R.T. television network, however, she left that field behind to launch her music career.
In 2002, Wehbe released her first album, 'Houwa El Zaman' (It Is The Time).
She made her acting debut in the 2008 Pepsi-produced film 'Sea of Stars', which was soon followed by many roles in the Egyptian cinema and television industry.
Wehbe has released over seven albums and more than a dozen songs.
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