The departure of the Syrian artist, Esmat Rashid

Syrian artist Esmat Rashid passed away today at the age of 76.

The late and the most famous songs of the nineties The deceased was famous for many songs that had an impact in the eighties, such as “Kafak Ya Jameel” and “Daqou Al-Khashab” which he sang for the Syrian national football team.

Who is Ismat Rashid? The late artist was born in Damascus in 1948. He was famous for many songs, including: “I Had a Gazelle,” “Why Do You Complain?”, “Where Did They Go?”, “Knock on Wood,” “I Love You Every Day,” “I Like It,” “Enough, My Beautiful One,” and others.

Rashid was also famous for his artistic experience in composing in addition to singing. He was classified in Syria and Egypt as a first-class singer and composer. He is a member of the Society of Authors and Composers, headquartered in Cairo and Paris.

The singer Ismat Rashid participated in many Syrian series and films such as: “Sayd Al-Rijal”, “Abu Antar Bond”, “Al-Farari”, “Bahlol, the Sanest of the Madmen”, “Aris Al-Hana”, “Al-Sefina”, “Ala Ar’i Al-Mathal” and “Fahim Family”.