Egyptian Icon Sherine Abdel-Wahab Sets a Guinness World Record for Longest Billboard No. 1 Arab Female Artist
Sherine Abdel-Wahab, the celebrated Egyptian singer, has officially entered the Guinness World Records for an impressive achievement as the "Longest-Staying Artist at No. 1 on the Billboard Top Arab Artist (Female)." This record highlights her 11 consecutive weeks in the top position on the Billboard Arabic Artist 100 chart, as of March 16, 2024.
Sherine’s Chart-Topping Hits
Two of Sherine’s most popular songs, Kalam Eineh ("The Words of His Eyes") and El-Watar El-Hassas ("The Sensitive Chord"), both released in 2018, have dominated the Billboard Arabia charts. These hits solidified her place at No. 1 and No. 2, resonating widely with audiences across the Arab world and showcasing her exceptional vocal prowess.
The Role of Billboard Arabia
Billboard Arabia, which launched in June 2023, was created as a platform to spotlight Arab artists globally. By leveraging data from streaming services like Spotify, Anghami, YouTube, and Apple Music, the platform captures trends in Arab music preferences, showcasing and celebrating the rich diversity of musical talent in the region.
Sherine’s Journey to Stardom
Sherine Abdel-Wahab, born in 1980, embarked on her musical career in 2000. Her collaboration with Tamer Hosny on a joint album in 2002 became a breakthrough moment, propelling her to stardom and establishing her as a prominent figure in the Arab music industry.
Upcoming Concerts
Sherine’s fans can look forward to her upcoming performances in Kuwait City on October 29 and in Dubai on December 13, where she will undoubtedly bring her record-breaking songs to life on stage.
Finally
Sherine Abdel-Wahab's record-breaking achievement on the Billboard charts is a testament to her lasting impact on the Arab music scene and her ability to connect deeply with audiences. Her unique talent and musical legacy continue to inspire, and her recent entry into the Guinness World Records marks a milestone for Arab artists everywhere.
