Ahmed Adawiya, Egyptian folk singer, born June 26, 1945.
Biography and life story of celebrity in English.
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Name in English: Ahmed Adawiya
Name in Arabic: أحمد عدوية
Full real name: Ahmed Mohamed Morsi El-Adawy
Nationality: Egypt
Language: Arabic, Egyptian dialect
Religion: Islam
Date of birth: June 26, 1945
Age: 77 years (in 2022)
Astrological Sign: Cancer
Profession: Singer, actor
Genre: Folk singing
Years of activity: 1972 – until now
Biography, Life story
Ahmed Adawiya was born on June 26, 1945. He is considered one of the most important folk singers in the seventies, and he had a great impact on the path of popular singing after him. He is considered the spiritual father of those who came after him, like the singer Hakim. He also participated in many films produced in this period.
Many of those considered one of the giants of Arabic music in his time praised his voice, such as Muhammad Abdel-Wahhab, Farid Al-Atrash and Abdel Halim Hafez. In fact, it came to the point that at one of the private parties Abdel Halim Hafez sang Adawiya’s song “Al-Saha Al-Dah Embo” and Adawiya sang Abdel Halim Hafez’s song “Kshasa Khasara” “.
He retired from work for a while after the famous accident that happened to him when Sheikh Talal bin Nasser Al-Sabah drugged and castrated him, who almost lost his life as a result of this crime, after a dispute over a woman. The masses met with programs and appeared in concerts, then began to return to singing in 2010 with the artist Ramy Ayyash in “Al-Nas Al-Rayqa” and then in another duet in early 2011 with his son Muhammad Adawiya, who also works in the field of singing, in the album “The Mawlid”.
List of works
Ahmed Adawiya released a number of songs, and participated in a number of films.
singing
The Sultan’s daughter, the crowd, O Dunya, the crowd, Al-Sah Al-Dah Ambo, her safety, Umm Hassan, a pill above, it’s all over it, I will leave and I will leave, Karkashinji, Rahu Al-Habayeb, traffic, Donia, it is not crowded.
the acting
Adawiya has participated in more than 27 Egyptian films, including Ana Al Majnoun and Al Banat I Eza Eh.