Music Videos
Diab is one of the first singers to popularise music videos in the Arab world and the first Egyptian singer to appear in music videos. With the exception of his very early releases, his albums have had at least one song shot as a music video. Diab has collaborated with a variety of music video directors in the Middle East, including Tarek El-Erian and Sherif Sabri.
The most anticipated video clip of 2007, "N'eoul Eih", was released on 14 August that year on Rotana TV. It was broadcast minutes later on Egyptian television on El Beit Betak. The video was a great success.
6 August 2009 witnessed the release of Amr Diab's latest video clip for his smash hit "Wayah". Working alongside Cameron Casey and for a second time, Amr Diab presented a fresh video clip which was filmed mostly on Green Screen and in Diab's personal villa in Cairo, Egypt. The biggest surprise was the appearance of Diab's children alongside his niece, who represented the younger generation of children who are inspired by the music of Amr Diab.
Diab also filmed "Ba2dem Alby" which was released on Valentine's Day.
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