Gulf legend artist Mohammad Abdo on 29 January 2008. The concert was a phenomenal success and tabloids acclaimed Angham for her appearance. Angham's second single from the 2005 record, "Mabataallemsh" (Never Learning), was filmed as a music video under the directing of Ahmed elMahdy. The music video peaked number 1 in Rotana for three consecutive weeks, and ranked number 2 in Nadine, a Lebanese magazine. 2009: Nefsy Ahebak For two years, Angham had been working on her nineteenth studio record. The album contains contributions from lyricists Amir Teaima, Bahaa elDin Mohammed, and Mohammad Atef, composers Khaled Ezz, Mohammed Nadi, Tarek Madkour, Walid Saad, Ammar elShareei, and Mohammed Yahiya, arrangists Nader Hamdi, Issam Shrayti, Hassan elShafiei as a substitute of Fahd, and Khaled Ezz. In an interview in Kelmet elFassel" (Last Word), she revealed that she would be singing for the first time a Lebanese song written by Catherine Moawwad and composed by Salim Assaf. According to FilFan, the tracks' names are the following: "Yah, Law Ayeesh Maak" (I Wish I can Live With You) "Habibi Malak" (Darling, what is up) "Nefsi Ahebak" (I wish I love you) "Saat Keteer" (Many times) "Delwa'ty Ahsan" (Now, I am better) "Mahzouma" (Defeated) "Fi Wahda Bethebak" (Some girl loves you) "Esht Sneen" (For Years I've Lived) "Law Nsarah Baad" (If We Were Honest to Each Others) "Day Einak" (The sparkle of your eye) "Mosh Fi Balak" (Not In Your Mind) "Helwa" (Beautiful) The album was released on 25 June 2009. For the album, Angham recorded "Mahzouma" (Defeated) in Prague with the Philharmonic Orchestra of Prague under the direction of Issam Shrayti, for a cost of $50,000 US, becoming the first female artist to have the most expensive song in the Middle East. As for the music video, Angham's choice of directors was restricted down to either Lebanese director, Nadine Labaki, or Egyptian movie director, Khaled Merghi, who collaborated with her previously in 1999 with the video for "Bethebbaha Walla" (Do You Love Her Or What). The album was well received by critics and fans. Angham shot the video clip "Saat Keteer" under the direction of Randa Alam. This was the last album in the contract between Angham and Rotana as the former refused to renew the contract. Acting career Angham began to take professional acting lessons in 2000. She made her debut as an actress in the romantic comedy Leila Men Alf Leila (Night