Despite the criticism received for her singing career, Ramadan continues her career, gaining a broad popularity and confirming the outstanding mastery and strong presence on the scene. From the early stages of her musical career, Tamer Hossani showcased himself in acting, particularly in comedic genres, appearing in films such as "Omar and Salma" in three parts, "Nour Einy", "Halet Hob", "Sbah El Kher" and other projects that established his popularity both in music and in acting, making him one of the few artists successfully working in both fields.
After successful steps in the field of acting mastery, Aytin Aamer transitioned to singing, drawing attention with her hit songs, starting with "Banaskh", "Tota Fruta", "Ikshif", "Jadali" and "Kheir Amalt", and concluding with the song "Ifraj", which garnered millions of views.
Recently released the song "Leek", Ranya Youssef announced her readiness to present a new musical project, the goal of which is to return her to the stage after a long hiatus from the Egyptian dramatic scene, despite widespread criticism of her musical experimentation and discussions triggered by her appearance as a "reviving singer".
Exactly the same way, Ghada Ibrahim announced her first musical project "Kiryzmatik". Despite the large number of questions about her success in the music industry, she asserts that she achieves the desired success, as she possesses "charisma".
On the background of the successful exit of Egyptian star Hasan Reda in cinema and recent releases to the Ramadan drama, he risks being a newcomer and an artistic experiment with the song "Asif", mirroring the style of Mohamed Ramadan.
There are many successful experiments in the field of acting and musical art, where talented artists manage to achieve outstanding achievements both in acting and in singing abilities.
Like others, Sherin Abdelwahab demonstrated quality acting and integrated it into her musical persona. Many critics state that musical projects and attempts that launch stars reflect changes in their understanding of their universality and openness to the contemporary artistic world.
