#Bahaa_Sultan Trends on Twitter

Superstar, Bahaa Sultan hashtag trended twitter after Sultan's appearance on Veteran actress and TV presenter, Esaad Younis “Sahebat Al-Saada” program broadcast on “DMC” satellite Channel.

Younis hosted Lebanese superstar Ragheb Alama and Sultan Tuesday evening on her program for a New Year's Eve celebration.

During the interview, he talked about many topics including his ongoing problems with producer Nasr Mahrous, which halted any new artistic work from coming to the light and kept him away from the entertainment scene for many years.

The users flooded the platform with messages about Sultan, expressing their love and support for the Egyptian superstar following his appearance on the program.

The Egyptian superstars' latest artistic work is performing the theme song of TV series “Weld Al-Ghlaba” co-starring renowned Egyptian actor, Ahmed El Sakka.

Bahaa, born on October 1, 1972, is an Egyptian singer. He studied commerce before joining the National Arab Music Institute.

Renowned singer and composer Mostafa Kamel was impressed by his talent and found a star in him, so he introduced him to producer Nasr Mahrous who released his single “Ehlef i.e. Swear” in album “Free Mix 1(1998)”, a collection of songs featuring new talents.

Sultan’s single “Bayennena” (It seems), was launched within album “Free Mix 2 (2000)”; it achieved a great success, which encouraged Mahrous to produce an album for the singer.

The 46-year-old superstar’s first album was “Yally Mashy”; it received great success, and made other producers release albums for young singers.

Sultan, then released, another four albums “TalatDakaeik” (Three minutes), “Oum Okaf” (Stand up), “Kaan zaman” ( Once upon a time), and “We malna” (What happened to us).

He had also performed a number of TV and movie theme songs, including the theme song of the movie “Ana mesh ma’aahom” (I am not with them) and for TV series “Souk al-khodaar” (Vegetable market).

The 46-year-old superstar is known for his songs “Oum Okaf”, “Ya Tara”, “El Wad Albo Beyewgao”, and “Alli Byahsaly”.