Diana 2010 is third album by Jordanian singer Diana Karazon

Diana Karazon

Diana Karazon is a Jordanian singer is an Arabic pop singer, television host and actress. She rose to fame after winning the Arabic version of Pop Idol called Superstar in 2003...

 and is produced under the Jordanian label Al-Amal and was released under the Egyptian label Alam El Phan

Alam El Phan

Alam el Phan is an Egyptian record label based in Cairo that supervises, manages, and produces Arabic music records and movies.-History:...

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It features 12 songs in total in the Lebanese

Lebanese Arabic

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, Egyptian

Egyptian Arabic

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, Khaliji, Iraqi

Iraqi Arabic

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 and Jordanian Arabic dialects.
On her facebook

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Karazon revealed the album took her 4 years to record until she was pleased with the final result.

Track listing

1. "Ad El Koun" (Lebanese)
2. "Amir El Sahra"[Magical Prince] (Iraqi)
3. "Dowkh We Dawakhny" (Jordanian)
4. "Enta El Gharam" [You are my love] (Lebanese)
5. "Fe Had Eshtakalak" (Egyptian)
6. "Jarh" [Traitor/Betrayal] (Khaliji)
7. "Khely Ya Khely" (Jordanian)
8. "Momken Ansak" (Egyptian)
9. "Shayef Alai Nafsak" (Khaliji)
10. "Wayak" (Egyptian)
11. "Wesh El Tary" (Khaliji)
12. "Ya Kebeer" (Jordanian)