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Samo Zain “Prince of Lovers”

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Thursday, 13 September 2007

Egyptian singer Samo Zain has taken back what he said against Egyptian singers Tamer Husni and Muhammad Hamqi. He makes sure that the relationship between him and the other two singers is very good especially with Tamer Husni since he among the first to call him and congratulated him on his new album “Aref Ayeh” (You Know What). According to the Saudi daily Al Hayat, Previously Zain commented to a number of his friends that his disappearance for a year gave both Husni and Hamqi the chance to rise and become famous. He also accused them of taking his style of rhythm from his song “Ana Leek” (I’m yours) and stated that it was copied in Husni’s song “Ya Binit El Eyeh” and in Hamqi’s song “Ahla Haja Fiki” (The best thing about you). Zain adds if anyone wanted to steal any of his songs then let them, he will make them payback by proving he is a better singer. He also clears out that his fans and the media are the ones who named him “The Prince of Lovers”, where he was accused of naming himself. Zain says that the lyrics for his new album “Aref Ayeh” (You know what) are very easy to remember by his fans. He also adds that he only sings romantic love songs. The singer revealed that the cancellation of his contracts with some production companies is due to the lack of respect between the companies and singers. Zain also adds that these companies favor singers over others.

 

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