
Egyptian singer Ghada Ragab
Egyptian singer Ghada Ragab revealed her excitement in working with actress Elham Shahin. The singer performed the vocals for the opening and closing credits of Shahin's drama series, Nezareyet El-Gawafa (Guava Theory).
In an exclusive interview with Arab Today, Ragab disclosed that she thoroughly enjoyed working on this project, but found it "challenging."
Talking about renowned Egyptian actress Elham Shahin, the singer said: "Elham is always trying to suprise her fans by taking on diverse roles and this is what I really admire about her. I was really happy to be able to work with her on this project."
Ragab added that it was her first time in working with Egyptian composer Amr Mostafa, who she said was "a very talented expert." The singer told Arab Today that she will be working with the composer for her upcoming album, which will be released after Islamic festival of Eid.
Ghada Ragab also revealed that she will be working with musicians from Gulf States for her upcoming album, Khaliji.
With regards to media reports suggesting disputes with other Egyptian singers such as Amal Maher, Sherin, and Angham, Ragab confirmed that these were all rumours, stating: "I really admire their work and love listening to their music."
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