Mahmoud El Esseily, an Egyptian singer, was born on December 10, 1982 in El Mahalla El Kubra, Egypt.
Biography and life story of celebrity in English.
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Name in English: Mahmoud El Esseily
Name in Arabic: محمود العسيلي
His full real name: Mahmoud Muhammad Ashraf Hussein Abdel Halim El Esseily
Nationality: Egypt
Language: Arabic, Egyptian dialect
Religion: Islam
Date of birth: December 10, 1982
Place of birth: El-Mahalla El-Kubra, Egypt
Age: 39 years old (in 2022)
Astrological Sign: Sagittarius
Profession: Singer
Genre: Egyptian songs
Years of activity: 2002 – present
Biography, Life story
Mahmoud El Esseily was born on December 10, 1982 in Ezbet El Esseily, located in the Al Mahalla Al Kubra district in Egypt. He attended the Faculty of Mass Communication at the American University in Cairo and graduated from it in 2005, and there he was awarded the title of best singer in the university, then he established his own band. In 2002, he participated with Elissa in a party, and there he met Ayman Abbas, one of his producers now, who offered him at the party to start making his first album. In 2003, he recorded the first song in the album, which is (Najja Tani), then he recorded the song (Majnouna) and the song (Rayeh Ali Finn), and his album was the first production of (Future Art Production), which was established by Ayman Abbas with businessmen Hazem Al-Kasil and Shamel Abu Al-Fadl. . In the same year, he filmed the song (Majnouna), which achieved great success after its release. In 2004, he filmed the song (Rayeh Ali Finn) with director Hassan Aboul Fotouh.
He also released many single songs, including: the song (Tabat wa Nabat) duet with Bushra, the song (Sure in Egypt) duet with Mai Selim and Mohamed Kilani, and the song (Kam Wahed) with Zap Tharwat.
He also composed and sang the sequences for the animated series (Kawkab Karakeeb), and composed and sang the sequences for the animated series (Captain Azouz).
Mahmoud El Esseily also had an acting experience, as he participated in the movie (Naama Bay) in 2007, directed by Majdi Al-Hawari and written by Ahmed Al-Bayh. He also acted in the children’s series (Bogy and Tamtam) as a guest of honor.
List of works – Discography
Albums
Where Are You Going (2003), Who Am I (x), As Long As You Are Beside Me (2009), New World (2012).