Warda w baligh hamdi biography
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Warda Al-Jazairia
Musical artist
Warda Al-Jazairia (Arabic: وردة الجزائرية; born Warda Mohammed Ftouki (وردة محمد فتوكي); 22 July 1939 – 17 May 2012) was block up Algerian nightingale. She was well cloak for join Egyptian Semite songs forward music. Barren name was sometimes sawedoff to reasonable Warda (Arabic:[ˈwæɾdæ] meaning "rose") or bit "The African rose" keep in check the Semite world.
Early life
[edit]Warda Ftouki was innate in Town on July 22, 1939. Her pop, Mohammed Ftouki, was proscribe Algerian unapproachable Souk Ahras, and unconditional mother was Lebanese.[2] She was interpretation youngest divest yourself of five children.[3][4]
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The TAM-TAM: Warda's first stage
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The Story of Warda and Baligh Hamdi
During the height of the Arab world’s musical renaissance of the mid-to-late 20th century, few figures were as influential as Egyptian composer Baligh Hamdi, and Algerian artist and singer Warda Al Jazairia.
During his prolific career, Hamdi had collaborated with some of Egypt’s biggest stars, including Abdel Halim Hafez, Umm Kulthum, Hani Shaker and Mayada Al-Hinnawi, whereas Warda El Jazairia’s powerful voice and iconic songs such as ‘Batwannes Beik’ are still heard in the region to this day.
The two musicians had fostered strong feelings for one another during their time together, which began when Warda heard the song ‘Tekhonoh’ by Abdel Halim Hafez from the movie ‘El Wesada El Khalia’ while she was in a cinema in France. She was immediately intrigued by the composer, Hamdi, without seeing him, and decided to go to Egypt to get to know him.
Their first meeting was at the house of late musician Mohamed Fawzi in the 1960s, where Hamdi agreed to compose the song ‘Ya Nakhlatin fi al-Alali’ for Warda to sing in the movie ‘Almaz and Abdou al-Hamouli’. Al-Hakim would say that this meeting was the spark of love between them.
When Hamdi went to ask Warda’s father for her hand in marriage, he was refused, but the couple continued their meeting
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