Note
The song ' Jarahti ayounou suda' ( You hurt his black eyes) |
Collection title
The Ninth International Summer Festival NostalgyID
BIB00199Source
Bibliotheca Alexandrina (EG)First broadcast date
07/08/2010Production year
2010Abstract
Treasures of the past, "the fifties": A group of the most famous Arab and foreign songs in the fifties represented by a group of young singers. The song 'Jarahatni ayoun suda ' ( you hurt his black eyes) was sung by the artist Afaf Radi and composed by Baligh Hamdi Afaf Abdel-Halim Rady was born in Mahalla al-Kubra, she then came to Cairo, and worked in programs for children . She became famous in the end of the sixties and the beginning of the seventies . She sang emotional songs , and songs for children . When she was ten-years-old she studied the piano and received a bachelor degree with honors at the age of eighteen . She has also got her Master's and PhD degrees from the Academy of Arts, and acted in musicals such as ' the Merry widow', ' Bas walidi' , 'Ah Ya Ghajar ' ' Dounia al Bianola' and ' Ala fin ya Doussa' . Afaf has acted in only one film onlyType
videoProduction companies
- Library of Alexandria - Own production
Broadcaster
Bibliotheca AlexandrinaAudiovisual form
ConcertPersonalities
- Saad Mohamed
Primary theme
Live performancesSecondary themes
- Art, Culture and Knowledge / Music and songs
Credits / Cast
- Saad Mohamed - Director
Period of events
- 2010
Map locations
- Egypt - Lower Egypt - Alexandria
Original language
ArabicMedia running time
6m1
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