| Dalia Saad |
A Moroccan singer, born in 1970. She speaks 5 languages. Aicha graduated from the Faculty of Science, majoring in mathematics and physics, and was discovered by musician Baligh Hamdi when he listened to her voice through the Moroccan program Talents, inviting her to Cairo in the eighties, where he composed patriotic and love songs for her and introduced her to the cultural elite in Egypt.
The Egyptian cinema attracted her, and she sang in the movies Fate Laughs in Mockery (1985) and Lady of Cairo (1990). She was chosen as a Goodwill Ambassador for Arts, Love, and Peace by the UNESCO Institute for Culture and Peace on the occasion of International Women's Day. Among her most important songs and albums are "Lamma Afakkar Feek" and "Matar Fel Shaware." Aicha also wrote a story called "Fatuma" as well as many poems.
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