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El Lilady

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El Lilady
Studio album by
Released11 July 2007 (2007-07-11)
StudiosMetropolis (London, England)
Length36:34
LanguageEgyptian Arabic
LabelRotana
Producers
Amr Diab chronology
Kammel Kalamak
(2005)
El Lilady
(2007)
Wayah
(2009)

El Lilady (Egyptian Arabic: الليلادي, romanized: el-Leilādī, lit.'Tonight') is a 2007 studio album by Amr Diab. The album was awarded a World Music Award as the best selling album in the Middle East for 2007.[1]

Commercial performance

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The album achieved huge sales, with +2,000,000 copies sold and occupied the first place in Egypt for 22 consecutive weeks.[2]

Track listing

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El Lilady track listing
No.TitleLyricsMusicLength
1."Ne'oul Eih" (نقول إيه What Can We Say?)Ayman Bahgat AmarAmr Mostafa4:02
2."El Lilady" (الليلادي Tonight)AmarMostafa2:57
3."Toul Mana Shaifak" (طول ما أنا شايفك As long as I See You)Magdy El NaggarMohamed Yehia3:30
4."Hikayat" (حكايات Stories)El NaggarYehia4:06
5."Inta El Ghaly" (إنتَ الغالي You Are the Precious One)El NaggarEl Badri Kelbash3:49
6."Rohy Mertahalak" (روحي مرتاحالك My Soul Is Comfortable with You)Amir TeimaYehia3:43
7."Aletly Oul" (قالتلي قول She Told Me to Say)Bahaa El Din MohamedAmr Diab3:30
8."We-Fehemt Eineik" (وفهمت عينيك And I Understood Your Eyes)Khaled Tag El DinMostafa3:43
9."Dehket" (ضحكت She Smiled)MohamedDiab3:31
10."Khalik Ma'aya" (خليك معايا Stay with Me)AmarYehia3:43
Total length:36:34

Personnel

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Credits adapted from the album's liner notes.[3]

Recording location

References

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  1. El Lilady by Amr Diab, 2007-07-16, retrieved 2022-01-10
  2. "عمرو دياب و"روتانا".. مسيرة من النجاح تجاوزت 30 عاماً". روتانا | Rotana. Retrieved 2022-01-10.
  3. El Lilady الليلادي [Tonight] (CD booklet) (in Arabic and English). Amr Diab. Egypt: Rotana and Founoon. 2007. TC-Fun 208.{{cite AV media notes}}: CS1 maint: others in cite AV media (notes) (link)