Can Arabic-language pop conquer America? A Tarzana ingénue and her power manager say 'inshallah'

Pop singer Elyanna, championed by Weeknd manager Wassim 'Sal' Slaiby, leads a wave of Arab American artists aiming to become the next Bad Bunny or BTS.

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