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In page Najwa Karam:

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Karam's next album was "Ma Hada La Hada". The tracks on the album differed from those of Karam's previous albums, with a more contemporary sound influenced by foreign beats and synthesized melodies. The Arabic radio stations received the song "El Tahady" three months before the album's official release. By the time of the album's release, the song's popularity had dwindled and the relatively low sales of "Ma Hada La Hada" were attributed to this factor. However, the title track did become quite popular. It had harmonious musical arrangements that used a traditional Lebanese instrument, the Qanoun, along with other traditional instruments such as the violin and the accordion.[citation needed]