| farah ashraf |
A Lebanese singer. She was born to a father who works in the textile trade and loves to write vernacular poetry, and a mother who can sing and play the lute. She began singing as a child, and learned to read and write musical notes and perform Tawasheh at the age of seven at the hands of Petro Trad. At the age of nine, the Beydaphon Company recorded her first private CD in 1931. In 1933 she traveled for the first time to Cairo, where she performed some songs with Moussa Helmy and Elia Bayda. Then the Egyptian radio called her in 1945, where she was distinguished by playing the lute and composing songs. She starred in one movie in the Egyptian cinema, which is The Musician in 1946. She also participated in a small role in the comedy movie Get Rich or Get Enamored in 1994, in which she sang her famous song I Believe in God. She died in 2005 in the city of Cairo.
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