It's widely considered the impression of D&G My Devotion — same gourmand-floral direction, with Lattafa's own spin on the praline and tonka bean base. Worth noting Angham (the original) runs closer to Burberry Goddess, so Second Song is a genuine departure within the line, not just a rename.

If you liked the original Angham but wanted something a shade sweeter and less floral-forward, this is that shift. It's built for someone who wants a gourmand edge without smelling like dessert — praline and tonka bean instead of straight vanilla-bomb sweetness. Not for someone chasing something loud and aggressive; this one works closer to the skin.

This one's flexible in a way a lot of gourmands aren't — it doesn't feel like a "winter-only" scent. The citrus-blossom opening keeps it wearable in Gulf summer heat, and the vanilla-tonka base gives it enough weight for evening without tipping into heavy. Office in the morning, dinner at night, same bottle.