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Egyptian singer Ahmed Saad excited his fans about his new song "Keda Keda" after revealing a surprise about the upcoming work, which has a different character from his previous works, amid widespread interaction on social media platforms.

Saad also posted a new photo on his official accounts, showing him in a recording studio with a girl sharing the performance without revealing her identity, announcing that part of the song will be in Spanish, a first of its kind in his career.

He commented on the photo saying: "On the occasion that Spain won yesterday... I'll make it easy for you a bit, she sings with me in Spanish... I wonder who?" giving his followers room to guess the identity of the participating singer.

The post garnered widespread interaction from followers who guessed the identity of the participating artist, with predictions divided between Arab and foreign singers, while others considered that the mystery surrounding the work doubles the suspense.

Additionally, in 'Keda Keda', Ahmed Saad aims to offer a different musical experience that blends modern rhythm with international touches, which doubled the audience's anticipation for the song that has topped social media platforms since the first behind-the-scenes were revealed.

Ahmed Saad has not yet announced the release date of his new song, nor has he revealed the identity of the singer who performs with him, content to continue teasing through his official accounts, promising to announce all the details of the awaited work in the coming period.

Ahmed Saad has always sparked controversy; the Egyptian singer surprised his fans weeks ago by posting a video in which he cut his hair and beard, confirming that this step came as an expression of his desire to change some behaviors that drew criticism recently.

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