Dua Mohamed Hamza: "Black Eyes" was Najat's song before Warda
The article focused on the behind-the-scenes story of the song "Al-Ayoun El-Soud" performed by the artist Warda Al-Jazairia, clarifying that it was not originally intended for her. In fact, the song was initially meant for the singer Nagat Al-Saghira and was in her possession for a year before Warda sang it. The article mentioned that the composer Baligh Hamdi asked Duaa Hamza's father, the late poet Mohammed Hamza, to grant Warda the song so she could reflect their love story. The song was also linked to her father's love story with her mother, the media personality Fatemah Mokhtar, with her father stating that the song served as a "net" for her. Additionally, the article indicated that this song marked Warda's return to Egypt after a period of absence. It was connected to her father's love story with her mother, and it was noted that the song was part of her father's personal life events. Duaa Hamza also shared details of the behind-the-scenes moments leading up to Warda singing the song.
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