Brazilian radio repeats talk about Amr Diab's unique successes

The international successes of the superstar Amr Diab are repeated, as the Brazilian radio spoke for the second time about the successes of the plateau, on the Brazilian Radio Câmara, through the Brazilian program Kalimba, and the program reviewed the stages of the artist’s life and how he became “the greatest Egyptian artist” in his country and the Middle East.

Brazilian Radio Reviews Amr Diab's Career The Kalimba program was presented by Amr Diab under the title “The Biggest Music Star in Egypt: Amr Diab”, while the episode included information about him.

Amr Diab is 62 years old and is a celebrity in his country. He is the most prominent Egyptian pop artist, having released forty albums, twenty singles, and sixteen collections. He has also worked as an actor in cinema and advertising, and in advertisements for mobile phone companies and soft drinks.

He releases practically one album a year of his career and continues to be fully active. The style is romantic pop, with inroads into R'n'B, dance, techno and Moroccan rai. Most of his songs deal with romantic relationships and praise his homeland.

Born into an upper middle-class family. His father worked as a marine engineer on the Suez Canal. Amr Diab received a BA in Arabic Music from the Academy of Arts in Cairo in 1986.

Professionally, Amr Diab entered the music scene and released his first album in 1983, which resonated with the public and received great attention, starting a very successful career in the Egyptian music market, which resonated throughout North Africa, mainly in the Middle East.

Amr Diab songs on Brazilian radio Throughout the episode, a group of El-Hadaba's songs were played, such as "Ya Tareeq", "Wahashteeni", "Tamally Ma'ak", "Wala Ala Balo", "Allah Ala Hobbak Enta", "Ya Ajmal Oyoun", "Awwal Kol Haga", "Waya", "Helwat El Ayam", and "Qalbi Atmano".

The episode also discussed some of the types of music that Diab excelled in during his career, including Romantic Pop, R'n'B, Dance, and Techno.

It is worth noting that this is not the first time that a Brazilian radio station has dedicated an episode to Amr Diab, as the Brazilian CBN Radio had previously dedicated an episode, last summer, to Amr Diab entitled “Egypt and the Mediterranean Music of Amr Diab” on the Sala de Música program.