One of the C list singers in Egypt is Mido Mounib, the tanned skinned singer popular for wedding and folksy events. He just released his must hear song commenting on the Egyptian revolution, it seemed that everyone who ever had a song before January 25th, now must have a song for Egypt. The Nubi singer had previously collaborated with Mohamad Mounir on a local dialect song "Nayjeereh Beeh"
Fine, the more the merrier. Haitham Nabil, the charismatic singer wrote the music for this Mido song, which is kind of fresh giving that those stars have different styles and different fan base. This song is about the human connection becasue have when they walk and share a city together. The singer brings attention the volunteerism that swept though Egypt when people stepped up to handle jobs that was handled previously by the police force that went missing.
Glad to see Mido come back with this song as his fan base appreciates a song that uses their instruments and tell them tomorrow will be better by the grace of God. What these music videos have is pictures of the Tahrir square and other areas and a Christian priest holding hands with a Muslim one.
Mido Mounib - Ana Mashy / ميدو منيب - أنا ماشي
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