Wissam Hanna is talking to you through his new song “Bahki Ma’ak,” a musical duet that brings
the Lebanese actor and television host together with the Western artist in a fresh artistic experience.
The release comes as Hanna prepares for his anticipated return to LBCI during the upcoming
Ramadan season with a new edition of the television program “Akram Min Min.”
The song “Bahki Ma’ak” revolves around the theme of money and the way it shapes relationships and everyday situations.
This subject creates a clear connection between the new musical release and the concept of “Akram Min Min,” the program hosted by Wissam Hanna.
As a result, the timing of the song appears particularly significant. It works not only as a new musical venture for Hanna,
but also as an artistic introduction to his Ramadan comeback.
The content of the song reflects an atmosphere closely related to the program’s central idea, creating a link between music and television.
The release of “Wissam Hanna is talking to you” is also accompanied by a music video filmed in the Dbayeh and Doura areas of Lebanon.
Kevin Halabi directed the video, while Misha Shhoud served as executive producer.
In the clip, Wissam Hanna appears in the role of a plastic collector. He presents the character through
a distinctive visual approach that supports the song’s theme and gives the music video a narrative dimension.
The scenes seek to highlight details from the character’s daily life while creating a visual treatment that complements the lyrics and overall concept.
Through “Bahki Ma’ak,” Hanna also enters a different musical space, combining his television presence,
acting experience, and musical performance in one project. His collaboration with the Western artist gives
the duet another dimension and marks a new step in his artistic career.
With Wissam Hanna is talking to you becoming the key phrase surrounding the release, the new song serves as both an independent musical project and a promotional bridge leading toward the upcoming Ramadan season of “Akram Min Min.”
The project therefore brings together music, visual storytelling, and television promotion,
offering audiences a first glimpse of the atmosphere surrounding Wissam Hanna’s upcoming Ramadan return.
