A contestant cries over Rahma Riyadh in the first episode of X Factor for this reason

Iraqi artist Rahma Riad could not hold back her feelings or stop her tears in the opening episode of the talent show “X Factor,” which launched its second season on Sunday evening on Dubai TV.

Rahma Riad's tears dominate the scene in the first episode of "X Factor" The show is judged by Lebanese artist Ragheb Alama, artist Rahma Riad, and Emirati artist and composer Fayez Al Saeed. During the episode, the biggest surprise was when Shadi Al Shamali, brother of the late artist Rami Al Shamali, appeared on stage, which stirred up a storm of emotions in Rahma’s heart.

Rahma Riyadh remembers Rami Al Shamali and cries when she sees his brother Shadi Rahma Riad was deeply touched when she saw Shadi Al Shamali, who came to participate in the program to complete the journey of his late brother Rami Al Shamali, who passed away in a tragic car accident 14 years ago.

While Shadi was singing, Rahma couldn't control herself, so she cried bitterly and addressed him with touching words in which she expressed her love and wished him a long life. Shadi's distinguished performance and his determination to fulfill his brother's dream added an emotional touch to the first episode.

Shadi Al Shamali completes his late brother's dream in "X Factor" During her talk, Rahma mentioned that she has known Shady since he was ten years old, explaining that he chose to participate in “X Factor” out of his belief in his desire to revive his brother’s memory and fulfill his unfulfilled dream.

Shady, who has thousands of followers on Instagram, showed the audience and the judging panel his passion and determination to follow in Rami’s footsteps, which received great support and encouragement from the audience.

Rahma Riad tops the trend with her latest song The artist Rahma Riad topped the song charts with her latest song "Allah La Yharmani Mennak", the video clip of which brought her together with her husband Alexander Alam.

The song was written by Ali Riad and composed by the Iraqi artist Ghassan Al Shami in their second collaboration. It was distributed by Hossam El Din and its video clip was directed by the Lebanese director Jad Shwery.