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These lines underscore the song's underlying theme: the journey from a kid in the Milanese suburbs (Baggio) to a national superstar.

"Habibi" proved that music in Italy could be multicultural and still top the charts. It paved the way for a more diverse music scene, showing that you don't have to choose between your heritage and your home. GHALI - Habibi (Prod. Charlie Charles)

The music video is cinematic art. Shot in Tunisia, it highlights the beauty of North Africa while contrasting it with the sleek, high-fashion aesthetic Ghali is known for. Key Lyrics These lines underscore the song's underlying theme: the

"Mamma, guarda, sono un uomo ora, non più un bambino" (Mom, look, I’m a man now, no longer a child) The music video is cinematic art

"Habibi" (Arabic for "my love/beloved") is a love letter to Ghali’s roots, his mother, and his fans. It seamlessly blends Italian, Arabic, and French, reflecting the "Second Generation" identity that Ghali champions.

Charlie Charles crafted a beat that feels both global and deeply personal. It’s melodic, airy, and carries that "bouncy" signature that defined the 2017 trap era in Italy.

When "Habibi" dropped, it wasn't just a hit; it was a cultural shift. Produced by the visionary Charlie Charles , the track serves as the beating heart of Ghali’s debut album, Album . Why It Still Hits