Lebanese pop icon Elissa celebrated World Father’s Day by dedicating her heartfelt song “Zakaria” to her father. The singer shared her tribute on Twitter, expressing her deep love for him. “For the love of my dad,” Elissa tweeted, marking the special occasion with this emotional gesture.
Elissa also used the platform to announce the upcoming release of her highly anticipated album, which had been delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic. Fans eagerly await her new music after months of anticipation.
Recently, Elissa delivered an unforgettable performance during an online concert on June 4, which garnered significant attention and engagement. During the event, her fans rallied behind her with the hashtag #MekamleenMa’aElissa (We Will Continue with Elissa), which trended at number four in Egypt.
Throughout the performance, Elissa’s devoted fans celebrated her with praises, calling her “the Queen,” “the Charming,” “the Icon,” and “the Legend.” The concert, organized by Saudi Arabia’s General Authority for Entertainment, was a huge success, bringing her closer to her audience during these challenging times.
In addition to her online concert, Elissa’s recent single “Ahwet El-Madi” (The Coffee of the Past) has been well-received, quickly surpassing 1 million views on YouTube. Written by Seham Sho’aa, composed by Mohamed Rahim, and distributed by Kameel Khoury, the song is a testament to Elissa’s enduring appeal.
Elissa had also released another song, “Hangany Kaman w Kaman” (We Will Sing Again and Again) on April 11, continuing to delight her fans with new music.
The celebrated Lebanese artist has maintained her position as a major force in the Arab music scene. Her career highlights include a major concert in Alexandria on December 12, marking her return to Egypt after a brief hiatus from singing, and a spectacular performance in Dubai on February 14.
With over 30 million albums sold globally, Elissa is not only one of Lebanon’s most beloved stars but also a prominent figure in the Arab world. She was named the best-selling female Middle Eastern artist in 2005 and 2009 and has won multiple World Music Awards, including for Best Selling Middle Eastern Artist in 2005, 2006, and 2010.
Elissa, with a net worth of over $40 million, continues to be one of the wealthiest and most influential celebrities in Lebanon. Her social media presence is massive, with over 44 million followers as of 2017.