Exclusive_ Umm Kulthum.. 50 years of creativity at the Grand Egyptian Museum

In a night full of creativity and nostalgia, the Grand Egyptian Museum witnessed a huge celebration on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the passing of the Lady of Arabic Singing, Umm Kulthum.

Lovers of authentic singing gathered in the museum’s grand lobby, next to the statue of King Ramses II, in a unique scene that combines the grandeur of ancient Egyptian history and the icon of Arabic singing.

Documentary Exhibition: 50 Years in Love with Umm Kulthum Before the concert began, a rare collection of articles and photos about Umm Kulthum’s artistic career was displayed, under the title “50 Years in Love with Umm Kulthum.”

These documentaries reflected the depth of their artistic impact, as the displayed phrases carried strong messages such as: “Despite the passage of half a century since her passing, her name remains synonymous with authentic art that does not fade with the passage of time.”

Golden voices light up the stage The two stars Mai Farouk and Reham Abdel Hakim shone in this historic concert, where they presented a bouquet of the most beautiful songs of Umm Kulthum, amidst great audience interaction.

They gave an exceptional performance that reflected Umm Kulthum's artistic genius and brought to mind the era of high art.

Umm Kulthum.. an immortal icon across generations The Star of the East passed away on February 3, 1975, but she left behind an immortal musical legacy that continues to inspire new generations. With her sweet voice and powerful emotions, she was able to become a symbol of authentic art, and her songs still hold a special place in the hearts of Arab music lovers.

This concert was not just a tribute to the memory of Umm Kulthum, but a clear message that true art remains immortal, just as the pyramids of Egypt have remained towering throughout the ages.