Returning to composition, Sapho worked and performed in Bagdad, Jerusalem, Nazareth and Gaza before recording "Orients" (2003) with a classical orchestra made of Jewish, Muslim and Christian musicians. In 2005, accompanied on stage by a flamenco guitarist, she focused on material by famous French songwriter and composer Léo Ferré. In 2006, the album "Sapho chante Léo Ferré – Ferré Flamenco" followed, featuring a song translated in Darija (Moroccan Arabic dialect). Her latest album, "Universelle", in French, English and Darija is a kind of travel through all of her influences, from blues to traditional sounds.