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'Tamally Maak تملي معاك'
Single by Amr Diab
from the album Tamally Maak
Released	2000
Format	CD
Recorded	2000
Genre	Arab pop, Latin pop, world^{[citation needed]}
Length	4:22
Label	Alam elPhan
Songwriter(s)	Ahmed Ali Moussa (lyrics) Sherif Tag (music)

Tamally Maak, also often Tamally Ma'ak (in Arabic تملي معاك) is an international Egyptian Arabic language song by the Egyptian pop star Amr Diab in 2000 from his album of the same name.

'Tamally Maak', meaning 'Always with you', is written by Ahmed Ali Moussa and the music for the song was composed by Sherif Tag.^[1] Original arrangement was by Tarek Madkour. The very popular video was filmed in Czech Republic and the instrumentation prominently included the classic guitar.

Language Covers[edit]

The song has been interpreted in a large number of languages, including:

Albanian: 'Vetem ty te kam' by Gazmend Rama
Armenian: 'Vonc Heranam' (Ոնց հեռանամ) by Olga Ayvazyan
Bulgarian: 'Skitam Se Az' by Ivana
English: 'One More Time' by Ishtar Alabina : Video
English: 'Callin U' by Outlandish
English: 'Pretty My Pretty' by Avraam Russo (bilingual with Arabic) (Video)
Greek: 'Gia Proti Fora' by Lefteris Pantazis
Greek: 'Ego Den Mporo' by Makis Dimakis
Hebrew: 'Ata be libi' (אתה בלבי) by Duo Datz
Hebrew: 'Tamally Maak' (תמלי מעאכ) by Tsahi Halevi
Hindi/Urdu: 'Kaho Na Kaho' (کہو نہ کہو / कहो ना कहो) by Amir Jamal (bilingual with Arabic) (Video)
Kannada: 'Oho Nasheyo' (ಓಹೋ ನಶೆಯೋ) by Gurukiran (Video)
Persian: 'Didi Goftam' (دیدی گفتم) by Farshid Amin
Romanian: 'Do You' by Giulia Nahmany
Romanian: 'Sunt singur pe drum' by Iulian Copilu
Russian: 'Daleko Daleko' by Avraam Russo(Video)
Spanish: 'Te Quiero a Ti' by Antonio Carmona
Spanish: 'Te Voy a Dejar' by Andrea Del Valle Bela
Tamil: 'Boomiku Velichamellam' (பூமிக்கு வெளிச்சமெல்லாம்) by Gayathri and Vijay Antony(Video)
Turkish: 'Gönül Yarası' by Erkan Guleryuz

Film appearances[edit]

The Hindi version (Kaho Na Kaho) was used for the Soundtrack of the 2004 Hindi filmMurder.
The Tamil version (Bhoomiku, only introductory tune) was used for the soundtrack of the 2006 Tamil movie Dishyum.
The Kannada version was used for the soundtrack of the 2006 Kannada movie Ganda Hendathi.
The song was used in the French 2009 film Coco.
The song was used in the Israeli TV series Fauda, sung by Tzachi Halevy.
The song was used in the American film Jusr Like A Woman (2012) By [Rachid Boucharb] in 01:10:49

Covers[edit]

In 2000, the song was covered in English by Armenian-Russian singer Avraam Russo. Despite being predominantly in English, Russo did retain the song's Arabic lyrics in a few verses. He also did a full Russian cover with different lyrics (Russian: Потерянный рай, The Lost Paradise).

In 2016, the song was revived by Canadian-Lebanese artist Miray who remixed it into an English/Arabic amalgam, featuring rapper Jay Soul.

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