La'ale' Khalijiya

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La'ale' Khaleejiya
Studio album by Yara
Released	2009
Recorded	2007–2009
Genre	Khaliji Pop
Label	Melody Music
Producer	Tarek Abou Jaoudeh
Yara chronology
Enta Menni (2008) La'ale' Khaleejiya (2009)
Singles from La'ale' Khaleejiya
"Sedfa" Released: 2007 "Ana Ensanah" Released: 2009 "Sekar Zeyada" Released: 2010

La'ale' Khaleejiya is the third studio album by Yara and her first 100% Khaliji album.

It is extremely rare for non-Khaliji singers to sing in entire albums dedicated to the Khaliji dialect since its one of the hardest to master and Khaliji audience tend to be preferential when it comes to non-Khaliji singers singing in their style.^{[citation needed]}

The first Lebanese singer ever to release a pure Khaliji album like Yara was Lebanese U.A.E based singer Diana Haddad in 2002 with her highly acclaimed successful album passing the way. After the success of her first Khaliji song "Sedfa" (her most successful single to date), composers and arrangers believed that dialect suited her voice better and suggested her begin recording an album dedicated to Khaliji music and add "Sedfa" to it.

Track listing[]

1. "Adri", Ahmed/Nasser El Saleh/Amr Abdel Aziz
2. "Ana Ensana", Mansour El Shadi/Nasser Saleh/Osama El Hindi
3. "Tathker Youm", Mo'tazza/Leil/Amr Abdel Aziz
4. "Raghba Menni", El Aani/Siruz/Siruz
5. "Sekar Zeyada", Fazza'/Fayez El Sa'id/Ibrahim El Sweidi
6. "Sallemouli", Saoud El Sharbatli/Abdallah El Gaoud/Tarek Aakef
7. "Sedfa", Mansour El Shadi/Nasser El Saleh/Rabi' Seidawi
8. "Bkel Shay Tachtheb", Mansour El Shadi/Mohamed Bou Dalla/Amr Abdel Aziz
9. "Maroum", Abdel Aziz El Abkal//Bashar Sultan
10. "Ma Aad Fini Rouh", El Aani/Ahmed El Hermi/Siruz
11. "Men Hey", Saad El Msallam/Fahad El Nasser/Michel Fadel
12. "Nasik", Abdallah Bou Dalla/Ghali/Amr Abdel Aziz
13. "Nedhar Eini", Hamad Bin Suhail El Ketbi/Fayez El Sa'id/Walid El Fayed
14. "Neloum El Wagt", Fazza'/Fayez El Sa'id/Ibrahim El Sweidi
15. "Ya Habibi Alamek", Wassim Bas'ad/Nasser El Saleh/Amr Abdel Aziz

Executive producer: Composer Mr. Tarek Abou Jaoudeh

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