Angham's career in songs before her Space42 Arena concert on 29 November
From her 1987 debut to "Sidi Wisalak" and "Omry Maak", a guide to the Egyptian singer's biggest records.
Angham plays Space42 Arena in Abu Dhabi on Sunday 29 November, Platinumlist lists. Born Angham Mohamed Ali Suleiman in Alexandria on 19 January 1972, she grew up in music: her father, Mohamed Suleiman, was a violinist, composer and orchestra leader at the Egyptian opera house.
She released her debut, "Fil Rokn elBaeed elHady", in 1987 under her father's guidance. "Bibassata Kida" (1991) gave her the hit "Ya Tayeb", and "Shay Daa" (1996) was her first record in Gulf dialect.
Her biggest run came in the 2000s. "Leih Sebtaha" (2001) produced the number one single "Sidi Wisalak", the title track of "Omry Maak" (2003) and "Arrefha Beya" both reached number one in the Middle East, and "Kolma N'arrab" (2007) sold more than 500,000 copies in under three months.
Her awards include Best Female Artist in 2000 for "Wahadaniya" and the "Voice of Love" award at the Alexandria National Music Festival in 2006. Space42 Arena is on Al Raha Beach in Abu Dhabi.
Source: Wikipedia: Angham, Platinumlist
