"Al-Li Raah"... Amira Adeeb plays the tune of separation with the "spirit of the nineties"

In a new artistic step that reflects her boldness and unique style, the young Egyptian artist, Amira Adeeb, released her latest musical creation, titled "Al-Li Raah," through her official YouTube channel and all digital music and listening platforms. This song bears her complete imprint, as it is her lyrics, music, and performance, revealing a complete talent that seeks to present a special and distinctive artistic vision in the world of song.

Amira Adeeb releases her third song with bold lyrics and a nostalgic look.

Hours before the video's release, Amira teased her fans on her social media accounts by posting a poster for the song, whose design was inspired by the atmosphere of the golden nineties, a period that still holds a special charm and unique appeal for many generations. The artist commented on the poster with a brief yet provocative phrase: "Al-Li Raah... a new song in the form of a video clip, and it is for girls only," thus arousing the curiosity of her followers and announcing that the song is targeting a specific audience segment.

The song "Elli Raah" delves into the depths of a complex emotional experience filled with conflicting feelings, as Amira expresses honestly and spontaneously her thoughts and perceptions about the moments of separation and self-challenge after the end of a relationship. These feelings are clearly evident in the song's lyrics, which are based on modern white language and terms common among the youth generation, known as "Gen Z", thus touching the hearts of this age group in particular. The song presents the story of a young man who falls in love with a girl unilaterally, and Amira sends bold messages through it to young people, emphasizing that she is not responsible for the feelings of others and their attachment to her, using phrases such as "You got attached and I have nothing to do with it" and "His take is not to my liking."

Song details

It's worth noting that "El-Le Rah" is Amira Adeeb's third single in her budding musical career. It was preceded by two songs: "Kart Mahrouk," in which she appeared with a different look and received mixed reviews, and the romantic "Darkness and Light," which she performed alongside a British man who later turned out to be just a model for the music video.

The role in Aisha's role On another note, Amira didn't neglect to talk about her recent acting experience in the series "Aisha Al Dour," which aired during Ramadan 2025. She portrayed the evil character "Nisma," which sparked widespread controversy among the audience. She confirmed that she received numerous comments praising her performance and her mastery of the character, to the point that the audience hated her, considering this evidence of her success in embodying the role.

being bullied

In another, more candid context, Amira revealed, during her hosting on the program “Radio Bidhak,” the difficulties she faced at the beginning of her artistic career, as she was subjected to bullying because of her facial features, especially the nose area, and she was rejected from many roles because of this matter. The young artist did not hide the harsh criticism she was exposed to, which reached the point of demands for her to retire from acting, and she was accused of entering the artistic field through connections, given that her mother and uncle are actors and her father is a director. However, she later discovered that part of this campaign was organized by electronic committees, which confirms the challenges faced by young artists at the beginning of their careers.

With the release of her new music video for "Elli Raah," Amira Adeeb proves that she's a versatile artist with a knack for writing, composing, and performing. She strives to create works of art that express her generation with honesty and boldness, drawing inspiration from the past with a modern outlook on the future. Her lyrics transcend the constraints of tradition to touch on the issues and emotions of young people in her own unique style.