"A step I was afraid of." Mohamed Shaker excites the audience about the duet with his father.

Mohamed Shaker announced the release date of his new song "Keifak Afraki" in the Lebanese dialect, which this time brings him together with his father, the artist Fadl Shaker.

Mohamed Shaker excites the audience Mohamed shared a story on Instagram, teasing the audience for the song that will be released today. He wrote: “A big challenge after the success of Mawazine... singing with my father... a step I was afraid of my whole life... and today the Arab audience will hear us for the first time.”

"How are you, my Iraqi?" The first meeting between father and son Fadel shared behind-the-scenes photos of the song's recording with his fans on his personal Instagram account, featuring him with his son. He captioned the photos, "How are you, Afrak?" His followers interacted widely with the photos.

The song is written by Jordanian poet Samar Hanidi, composed by Wael Al-Sharqawi, and arranged by Hussam Saabi. It is scheduled to be released on July 7.

Duet Fadl and Sherine Meanwhile, Fadl is putting the final touches on a new duet with Sherine Abdel Wahab, titled "Hadouta," more than twenty years after their first collaboration.

The song has been fully recorded. The lyrics and music are by Jumana Jamal, the arrangement is by Hossam Saabi, and the direction is by Mahmoud Ramzy. The Egyptian dialect will be released in the coming weeks, recalling their 2004 hit duet "New Year."

No concerts for Fadl Shaker at the moment On the other hand, Mohamed denied all rumors about upcoming concerts by artist Fadl Shaker, saying that they are merely fabricated news aimed at exploiting the audience.

He added: "In recent days, false news has been circulating about fake parties attributed to my father, prompting me to intervene to stop the spread of these rumors, which are being promoted by fake pages on social media."