From Wegz to Abdel Halim Hafez: Disney +’s Moon Knight has impressed fans with its mystery-structured episodes, intricate Egyptian details, and stellar soundtrack. The six-episode series has not only introduced the world of Egyptian mythology to the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), it also weaves Egyptian and Arab music into its scenes, adding depth and details to the thrilling plot. Music shapes how the audience perceives the visual imagery on screens and helps shape their emotional responses. In most cases, the music selected can often become as iconic as the productions themselves. Egyptian director Mohamed Diab explained that the music selection for the show has deeper meaning that foreshadows events throughout the show. He explains that the meaning behind Bahlam Maak by Najat Al Saghira, which featured in the pilot episode, is explained in the fifth episode of the series. اختيارات الأغاني ليها معاني في وقتها و حاجات بعدين تتفهم اكتر، زي اغنيه بحلم معاك لنجاه في الحلقه الاولي، معناها بقي أوضح بعد الخامسه. https://t.co/B6o3thSCcx — Mohamed diab محمد دياب (@MohamedDiab678) April 28, 2022 Diab’s inclusion of mahraganat and Arab trap music in the show will take the hits to new…
