Ahl Al Esheg (song)

Diana Haddad in Ahl Al Esheg (1997)

"Al Ahl Esheg"

Single by Diana Haddad

from the album Ahl Al Esheg

Released

1997

Genre

Levantine Arab Music,

Label

Stallions

Producer(s)

Stallions

Diana Haddad singles chronology

"Lagetek"
(1996)

"Ahl Al Esheq"
(1997)

Bizaal Minak
(1997)

"Ahl Al Esheg";(English: People of Passion) is a video clip and single by the Lebanese singer Diana Haddad.

Awards

Year	Awarded by	Category
1997	Emarites FM	Best Song of The Year "Ahl Al Esheg"^[1]

References

↑ http://www.dianahaddadonline.com/fpg/index.php?name=coppermine&file=displayimagepopup&pid=19&fullsize=1

Diana Haddad

Studio albums	Saken Ahl Al Esheg Ammanih Yammaia Shater Jarh AL Habib Akhbar Helwa Law Yesaloni Awel Marrah Diana 2006 Men Diana Illa Bent Osol Ya Bashar

Compilation albums	Anida Best of Diana Haddad

Singles	"Saken" "Lagaitak" "Al Sahrah" "Ahl Al Esheg" "Bizaal Minak" "Ammanih" "Ya Binty" "Yammaia" "Emshi Wara Kidbohom" "Shater" "Wainhom" "Al Fosol Al Arba'a" "Mani Mani" "Addla'a Aliek" "Elli Fe Bali" "Law Yesaloni" (with Aitha Al Menhali) "Waily" "Sahebi" "Awel Marrah" "Law Ma Dakhalt Be Rassi" "Mas And Louly" (with Cheb Khaled) "Zay Al Sokar" "Aadi" "Azab El Hawa" "Sheft Etisalek" "Ya Aibo" "Ya Zaalan" "Ya Hadieh Min Rabna" "Majnoona" "Galat Diana" "Wadi Haki" "Albi Wafi" "Naam Seedi" "El Kathab" "Thaleth Alaaiad" "La Fiesta" (with Zâd) "Hala We Ahleen" "Habebi Masry" "Haflet Hob" "Elard Ghanat (Megana)" "Ya Bashar"

Radio singles	"Tayr Al Yammameh" "Anida" "Mish B'edi" "Hasafah" "Badr Al Bodor" "Ma Nysetak" "Yesh'had Allah" "Bel Raha Alaya" "Ya Baad Omry" "Amal Hayati" "Ma Tenteser Bel Hob" "Tayr Massa" "Halalo" "Madri (Men Modah)"

Charity singles	"Helm Al Arabi" (with various artists) "Waseyet Hob" (with Wael Kfoury) "Awqad Al Shamaa" "Al Haq Yaktubo Min Dami" "Beedak El Qarar" "Al Ensan"/"Ya Jnoob Mawal"

National singles	"Mnawer Bladik" "Ard Al Emirates" (with Rashid Al-Majed) "Asma Bilad" (with Rashid Al-Majed) "Hobi Emirate"

Collaborations	"Jarh Al Habib" (with Mohammed El-Azabi) "Wily Mennak" (with Jad Nakhle) "Enta Ma'ai (Kol Hayati)" (with Karl Wolf)

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