Produced by: Ghorbet Lagee Organization for Community Development
Sound Engineering: Omar Swaitti
Vocals: Elissa Rishmawi
Qanun: Natali Banoura
Oud: Mohammad Abu Nassar
Nay: Anton Salsaa
Tabla: Sami Al Yateem
Piano: Omar Swaitti
Riqq: Ibrahim Danho

General Information about the Song

The Lebanese artist Julia Boutros sang the song “Yawman Ma” (Someday), which is the title of her fourteenth album. This song carries meanings of hope and overcoming crises. Although it was released nearly nine years ago, it remains an evergreen and timeless piece. Social media users widely shared clips of this song last year, especially since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic and continuing to the present. People found in its lyrics a glimmer of hope and optimism to get through the crisis safely and see the sunlight again, returning to normal life.

Julia Boutros performed this song in several notable venues. One of the most significant performances was in southern Lebanon at the historical Tyre Hippodrome, which dates back to the second century AD, where the audience numbered around 170,000. This concert was the largest in the history of Lebanese concerts. She also sang in North Beirut in the Dbayeh area, as well as in Sahel Alma at the Platea Theater. Additionally, she performed in Amman, Jordan, at the Exhibition Land, where audiences from Jordan and beyond flocked to see her.