saharni sahar
lakilsoft Octubre 30th, 2008
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this song is soo cute.. nancy proves that she’s the best in playing with her voice. just pay attention when she starts sayin “howa enta faker” .. she’s amazing i swear. ..
Archive for Octubre, 2008
Nancy Ajram Singing Her best songs – Live
lakilsoft Octubre 27th, 2008
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Another beautiful arab woman! They are all gorgeous! I love Nancy! Such a lovely voice and talent!
NANCY AJRAM shakhbat
lakilsoft Octubre 27th, 2008
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i loved this song by nancy ajram though im not that good arabic speaker this song was really inspiring especially for the young ones….
Ana Yali Bahibak (Nancy Ajram)
lakilsoft Octubre 27th, 2008
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anyone know the name of the lebonese guy aji alji sumin or other? lmao can’t remember the name for the life of me has some realy good music but im pullin a brainfart on the name :p
Nancy ajaram Bitfakar fi ih 2008
lakilsoft Octubre 24th, 2008
Nancy’s new release in the coming days
lakilsoft Octubre 24th, 2008
Various Arabic radio stations have started broadcasting the new song “Bitfakar Fe Eh” (What Are You Thinking About) by the Lebanese artist Nancy Ajram. The new song is written by Amir Taymah, composed by Muhammad Al Nadi and distributed by Tareq Madkoor. 
The new song is from Nancy’s latest album, which has yet to be released in stores.
The new album includes 14 songs and will be released in the next few days.
According to the London daily Elaph, four songs on Nancy’s new album are by the Lebanese composer Samir Sfair. They are “Zaman Kan Indi Alb” (In the Past I Used to Have a Heart), written by Amir Taymah and distributed by Tareq Madkoor, and“Min Ghairi Ana” (Without Me), written by Nizar Francis and also distributed by Tareq MAdkoor. The other two songs are “Li Al Haq” (I have The Right), written by Mustafa Mursi and distributed by Fahed and the fourth song is “Btegi Seeritak” (There is Talk about You), written by the poet Mustafa Kamel and distributed by Tareq Akef.
Songs from the new album are sung in the Khaliji (Gulf) dialect. Nancy turned to the Saudi musician Abed Al Rab Idris for assistance on the song “Khafif Ali” (Take It Easy on Me). The song was written by the famous Khaliji poet Al Naser and distributed by Tareq Akif.
A big surprise from Nancy Ajram
lakilsoft Octubre 24th, 2008
EMI Music Arabia is proud to announce the release of Nancy Ajram Greatest Hits;
Nancy Ajram is the hottest name in the Arabic Music business, the best female pop singer of her generation; whether you are from an Arabian background or not, there is not much people who have not heard of the pop princess or have been touched by the adorable Nancy.
Anybody who does not understand why Nancy has such a huge fan base only has to listen to this compilation to find out why. Catchy pop tunes with interesting lyrics (for those that bother to listen to the words) are only part of the success formula. Nancy has the full package voice, music, looks and an adorable personality.
A massive career that has many accolades and continues to astonish and amaze spanning 6 studio albums plus a kids album, sold out worldwide concerts, multi platinum sales, countless #1 hits, celebrity endorsements (the female face of coca cola, Damas) and perhaps now one the most influential contemporary Arabic personality of today and the list continues…
Now about the Greatest hits…
We are putting in your hands, for the first time ever the GREATEST HITS of one of the all-time best selling Superstar Arabic Artists NANCY AJRAM:
The greatest hits features deluxe slip case packaging plus an amazing track listing (selected from 5 albums) that is digitally re-mastered with a significantly better sound quality, a booklet including bio, great pictures and the lyrics for all of her greatest hits. No need to mention the HIT tracks, they are all there, however purely because she has so many hits and time limit; not all could fit on 1 CD.
This is a must-have GREATEST HITS, perfect for all Nancy fans and for all those who want to get a taste of the very best Arabic pop music from the biggest Artist currently on the scene.
Nancy Ajram- GREATEST HITS- A MUST-HAVE COMPILATION
Track listing is as follows:
No Song
1. Ah Wu Nos
2. Akhasmak Ah
3. Ya Tabtab
4. Inta Eh
5. Ehsass Geded
6. Yay
7. Lawn Oyounak
8. Ya Salam
9. Sheel Oyounak Anni
10. Mihtagalak
11. Moushtaga Lik
12. Oul Tani Eyh
13. Ana Yalli Bahebbak
14. Sana Wara Sana
15. Ashtiki Menno
16. Taala Ya
Nancy Ajram
lakilsoft Octubre 22nd, 2008
Early life and beginnings
Ajram was born in Ashrafiyeh, Lebanon on May 16th, 1983. She started singing at the age of eight, when she appeared for the first time in 1991 at a singing contest for kids on national television in Lebanon. In 1995, at the age of twelve, Nancy Ajram took part in the entertainment show, Noujoum Al-Moustakbal, (“Stars of the Future”), a Lebanese television musical competition, winning a gold medal in the Tarab category after singing a song by Umm Kulthum.
Ajram studied music following her early success with renowned Lebanese musicians and although she was less than 18 years old, the syndicate of professional artists in Lebanon accepted her as a member because they found her to be an exceptional talent and deserved to be qualified as a professional artist. Shortly afterwards Nancy released her first album, Mihtagalak (“I Need You’) in 1998, with most of its songs holding a pure Tarab style. It was followed by Sheel Oyoonak Anni (“Take Your Eyes Off Of Me”) in 2000, which achieved more success.
Fame and stardom
A marking point in Nancy’s career was when she started cooperating with her business manager . Lamara, who was highly impressed by Nancy’s vocal abilities when she was just a little girl, met her and they started working together after long sessions. She subsequently emerged at the forefront of the pop music scene in the early 2003 when she released her third album, Ya Salam (“How Fantastic”). It became her most successful album so far, when the song Akhasmak Ah (“I’ll taunt you”) became an enormous hit played on all TV channels and radio stations, as did its then-controversial music video. Reminiscent of older Arabic films, Nancy appeared as a cafe manager who dances and flirts with its customers. The video spawned lots of controversy in the Arab music industry, however, Nancy then succeeded at clarifying her image as a singer with impressive vocal abilities with her next video for the song “Ya Salam” (“How Beautiful”). “Ya Salam”, Nancy’s second video with prominent Lebanese director and actress Nadine Labaki was a 1930′s inspired mini-drama where Nancy appeared as star with a sad life. Later on, based on the success of the song, Yay (Sehr Oyoono) (“Oh,the Magic of his Eyes”) which was composed by prominent Lebanese composer Samir Sfeir was filmed with Nadine. The video which was highly successful portrayed Nancy as a girl discovering romance as a demure Beirut hairdresser.
Her fourth album, Ah W Noss (“Yes, and a half”), was released on April 12th, 2004, was also a marking point in Nancy’s career. The tremendous success “Ah w Noss” achieved stabilized Nancy’s spot as an A-level star in the Arab music industry. Nancy then filmed “Lawn Ouyounak” (The Color of Your Eyes) which portrayed Nancy as a bride in a traditional Lebanese wedding. Negotiations between leading soft-drink company Coca-Cola and Nancy Ajram started that period and towards the beginning of 2005, Nancy Ajram became Coca-Cola’s star and official celebrity sponsor and spokesperson for the Middle East and North Africa. Her first Coke commercial was for her hit “Oul Tany Kida” (Say That Again?) which was filmed with the international Italian director Luca Tomassini. The commercial’s success lead to its filming as a music video behind the scenes of the commercial. Later on in 2005, Nancy decided on filming “Inta Eih” (What Are You?) as the fourth hit from the album. Nadine successfully created a drama that portrayed Nancy in a much mature and different image, as she appeared as wife who sees her husband cheating on her, and pretends not to know for the sake of her love and marriage. Leading Egyptian actors and directors, like Faten Hamama praised Nancy’s acting abilities and movie offers doubled for Nancy, who was not really interested or free at that period.
Her fifth album, Ya Tabtab…Wa Dallaa was released on February 15th, 2006. Atabtab was considered Nancy’s best album to date, with six videos released, eight radio hits, and five songs used for commercials.
The title song’s video was Nancy’s last video directed by Nadine Labaki, as she then started working on her movie Caramel. Nancy then released the video of her Coca-Cola hit “Moegaba” (Admirer), as well as a video and commercial for her newly signed Damas Jewelry contract advertising their “Farfasha” set. The song used was Ana Yalli which was promoted before the album’s release. Nancy then cooperated for the first time with prominent Lebanese director Said el Marouk, filming “Ehsas Jdeed” (A New Feeling) which is widely considered to be the most successful song of the album. The video, which was a salute from Said to his deaf and mute parents, depicted the story of a rich woman who falls in love with a deaf and mute man. Later in 2007, Nancy released all together the video of “Elli Kan” (All That Was) for Damas’s second campaign, her Coca-Cola Side of Life commercial featuring a new single “ElDonya Helwa” (Life is Beautiful), and a video and album directed towards children, titled Shakhbat Shakhabit.
Ajram’s sixth album was fully dedicated to children with a variety of songs aimed towards teaching children good values and morals. The music video was her second cooperation with Said El Marouk after “Ehsas Jdeed” and featured four songs from her album: Shakhbat Shakhabit, Katkouta, Shater, and Eid Milad at the credits. Nancy performed these songs at several fund-raising events for children and other children’s events. She then filmed with Fadi Haddad, the director of photography of her previous works with ElMarouk, a video for the song “Resala Ilal Aalam” (A Message to the World) which talks about world peace. The video was released on May 25th, 2008, the day the Lebanese president General Michel Suleiman was elected ending a deadlock that lasted since November. It was the first video for Nancy that had an entirely graphical world that implied the suffering of children worldwide and the need to bring out a more colorful and happy world for them, like the one in the video. Old rumors claimed that the video will be presented to the UNICEF.
In February and March 2008, Nancy released three Coca-Cola commercials that featured a brand new hit from her long awaited album. The song, “Meen Gheyri Ana (Noss elKawn)” (Who Else?) was made by the Yey and Ana Yalli trio (Nizar Francis, Samir Sfeir, and Tarek Madkour) and appeared with its Karaoke and Acapella versions in the commercials. Insider news also featured an exclusive part of “Lamset Eed” (Touch of a Hand) while Nancy was recording it with the same trio behind Ehsas Jdeed. Nancy released her seventh studio album after several delays on July 30th 2008, which has been highly anticipated by fans for more than two years. The album is expected to be Nancy’s biggest hit, including lots of surprises and changes in her style towards a much more mature image for Nancy. In June 2008, Jiji announced the filming of a video for a song called “Aktar w Aktar“. Other leaked news include filming a music video for “Ibn elJeeran” (The Neighbors’ Son) with Nadine Labaki as her music video comeback, as well as “Zaman Kan Andi Alb” (I Used to Have a Heart) which will supposedly sequel “Inta Eih”.
Awards and nominations
2003 Murex D’or Award – Best Female Lebanese Singer of the year
2003 Murex D’or Award – Best Video of the Year: Ya Salam – Nadine Labaki
2004 Arabian Music Awards – Best Female Arab Singer of the year
2005 Newsweek List – Most Influential Arab Personalities
2006 Murex D’or Award – Most Popular Female Arab Singer of the year
2006 Murex D’or Award – Best Video of the Year: Ehsas Jdeed – Said elMarouk
2007 Certificate from the Pope of Rome
2007 Mobinil Music Awards – Best Female Arab Singer of the year
2007 Arab Business List – Most Influential Contemporary Female Singer.
Discography
Studio albums
- 1998: Mihtagalak
- 2001: Sheel Oyoonak Anni
- 2003: Ya Salam
- 2004: Ah W Noss
- 2006: Ya Tabtab…Wa Dallaa
- 2007: Shakhbat Shakhabit [Children's Album]
- 2008: Betfakkar Fi Eih?!
DVDs and live albums
- 2004: Live at the Jarash Festival [DVD]
- 2005: Ma La Ta’arifunahu 3an Nancy Ajram [DVD]
- 2006: Ah w Noss: Collector’s Edition [CD and DVD]
- 2006: Ya Salam: Collector’s Edition [CD and DVD]
- 2007: Shakhbat Shakhabit [DVD]
- 2008: ElDonya Helwa – Live [Live CD]
- 2008: The Best of Nancy Clips [DVD]
Non-album singles
Nancy released several songs dedicated to special countries in the Arab world, starting with “Kuwait alShahama” in 2005. In early 2006, she released a single, ‘Ana Masry’ (“I am Egyptian”), timed to coincide with Egypt’s hosting and winning of the African Cup of Nations football tournament, taking it by storm. Its video showed Egyptians representing the diversity of the country lip-sync the patriotic lyrics of the song. Nancy also released a song for the rival Egyptian soccer teams “Ahly and Zamalek“, being the first to do so after the legendary Sabah. Nancy released a sensual song for Lebanon called “Habib elOmr” composed by Ziad Boutrous, which preceded the 2006 Lebanese war. In the 2007 “Nahr el Bared” war, Nancy dedicated a song composed by Samir Sfeir to the Lebanese Army, called “Khalleej Bwejj elGhadab“.
Nancy’s non-album singles:
- Habib El-Omr
- Ahly W Zamalik
- ElDhameer El 3arabi
- Kuwait El Shahama
- 3agbal
- Khalleek Bwejj elGhadab
- ElDonya Helwa (featured in the Live album only)
Nancy also participated in the following group works:
- Il7a2ni (Follow Me) for the Lebanese Marathon.
- La Ma Khelset El Hekaya (It’s Not Over) after the assassination of late president Rafiq elHariri.
- ElDhameer el 3arabi (The Arab Conscience) the sequel to the well-known “elHelm al3arabi” along with more than 100 artists.
Nancy Ajram and Russian artists to perform at the first Arab-Russian Gala dinner in Dubai
lakilsoft Octubre 19th, 2008
The First Arab-Russian Gala will take place in Dubai on Thursday, 6th November 2008 at Madinat Jumeirah gathering more than 700 distinguished guests from the UAE, Russia and other countries around the world.
(from left to right): – Riad Kamal,Chairman of Arabtec and the Welfare Association, Ahmed Hashim Khoory, Founder of Rashid Paediatric Centre, Sergey Krasnogor, Council General Russian Federation in Dubai and Olga Balakleets, Director of Ensemble Productions.
This exclusive cultural evening brings together two of the world’s richest cultures to share the same platform for the first time.
The Arab-Russian Gala initiative was instigated by London based event organiser Ensemble Productions and the Russian-Arab Business Council in Moscow in cooperation with the Centre of Social Communications and mainly originated from the rapidly growing international community and economy of Dubai, which has found such reliable business partners in Russia.
The level of Russian corporate and individual investment in Dubai is impressive, while Dubai has long been a dream holiday destination for Russians.
The Gala will include a scrumptious dinner, a charity auction, and a fashion show by Zuhair Murad, renowned Lebanese fashion designer and Anna Bystrova, designer for favourite Russian fashion label ROZA.
The highlight of the Gala is a performance by glamorous Nancy Ajram, award-winning Lebanese pop singer who is admired by Arabs around the world and an exceptional line-up of popular and classical Russian artists including Yuri Bashmet, one of the leaders of the Russian classical music scene and his acclaimed orchestra the Moscow Soloists; Nadezhda Babkina, distinguished Russian folk diva and celebrity; Dima Bilan, 2008 Eurovision Contest prize winner; phenomenal ballet duo Nikolai Tsiskaridze and Ilze Liepa who will delight the audience with a pas de deux from Mikhail Fokine’s Scheherazade and the Russian National Dance Show, one of Russia’s most talked about stage shows.
This special evening is sponsored by Arabtec, a top construction company in the UAE and supported by Sistema, Al Habtoor Properties, Oriadna and Modo Milano.
Proceeds of the Gala will benefit the Rashid Paediatric Therapy Centre for children with special needs and the Welfare Association, a leading Palestinian non-governmental development organization, as well as the construction of the first Russian Orthodox Cathedral in the UAE Parish of Saint Philip.
With such a diverse and high profile entertainment profile, the first Arab-Russian Gala Dinner promises a unique cultural, social and charitable event.
Nancy Ajram live -Ashtiki Meno (Hala Febrayer 2007)
lakilsoft Octubre 18th, 2008
youtube comments:
has she got a video for this song? . . i lov it i had this in my mp3 and ipod along with others and man didnt knw the meanin until Emoslut broke it down!