As she prepares for new album
Haifa Wahby refuses to sing poem offered
Singer Haifa Wahby
Beirut - Michal Hadad
Sources revealed that Lebanese singer Haifa Wahby refused an offer to sing a new poem for a poet called Samira Saad, as the offer was presented to her deceptively. The sources revealed that the people who offered the new poem to Haifa told her that it was written by Moroccan singer Samira Said.
On the other hand, Haifa revealed that she prepares currently to issue her new album, saying that she will film a number of its songs as video clips. She added that the new album will be issued in coincidence with a new film for her.
She revealed that the new film will include a large number of superstars from different countries, while the new film will not be produced by Sobky producing company
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