Elissa’s birthday in Beirut was marked by a special artistic atmosphere, bringing the Lebanese star together with friends and a number of fellow artists, most notably Assi El Hallani and his son Al Walid El Hallani. The occasion coincided with the launch of her new album, which carries a classic style and features notable musical collaborations.
Elissa’s birthday brings together music stars
Elissa chose to celebrate her birthday amid a warm atmosphere in the Lebanese capital, Beirut. She appeared in an elegant look, wearing an off-the-shoulder black dress, and stood in front of a large golden cake decorated with white candles.
Singer Carlos also took part in the celebration, performing a birthday song in English as guests joined in.
The biggest surprise came from Assi El Hallani, who dedicated the song “Baeedak Yalli Enti Eid” to Elissa, a gesture that reflected the warmth and friendship between the artists.
Al Walid El Hallani also joined his father, and together they performed a set of songs, most notably “Ya Mayma.” This appearance added an energetic touch to the party, with clips from it circulating widely on social media.
Elissa launches her new album with a classic identity
Alongside the celebration, Elissa revealed her new musical project, for which she chose a visual identity inspired by the golden era.
The Lebanese star appeared in the promotional photos inside a luxurious classic car, with a look that reflects elegance and sophistication.
Through this direction, Elissa blends the charm of the past with the spirit of contemporary music, offering her audience a distinctive artistic experience.
Marwan Khoury returns to collaborate with Elissa
Elissa’s new album features a number of prominent artistic collaborations, led by the return of composer and artist Marwan Khoury.
The two come together on three songs: “Baddi Yak,” “Ma Taalina,” and “Yeblik El Hob.” The last of these carries the signature of poet Ali El Mawla and is performed by Elissa in the Lebanese dialect.
This step brings to mind the duo’s previous successes, which left a clear mark on the Lebanese star’s career.
The album also includes the song “Ewaadni,” with lyrics by Nader Abdallah and composed by Tamer Ashour.
Elissa also collaborates with a group of the most prominent names in Arabic music, including Aziz El Shafei, Amir Toaima, Walid Saad, Shady Nour, and Mohamed Yehia.
Mohamed Rahim present on Elissa’s album
Among the biggest surprises of the new work is the presence of the late Egyptian composer Mohamed Rahim, through a song carrying his composition and lyrics by poet Ahmed El Maleky.
This collaboration gives the album a special emotional dimension, especially since Rahim left behind an important musical legacy in the world of Arabic song.
In this way, Elissa combines the joy of her birthday with a new artistic venture, as her audience looks forward to the songs and collaborations featured on the album.
