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Gharid Al Shati
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Gharid Al Shati (1944 - 2005) غريد الشاطئ

Biography

A Kuwaiti musician, born as Issa Khurshid Awad. He began his career in the early sixties when he composed his first song entitled "Marhaba Bi Eleid". In 1962, he was appointed to the Music Department of the Kuwaiti Radio. The late artist Ghazi Al-Attar invited him to sing at the...Read more Folklore Center, which was his breakthrough. He presented, during his career, various types of folk singing, such as al-ardah and muwashahat. Throughout his career, which spanned nearly 45 years, he presented dozens of songs such as "Qamryia", "Ajiiba" and "Sarab", in addition to national and sports works, and his contributions to a number of operettas with a number of artists and athletes. He passed away on November 26, 2005.

- Nationality:
- Kuwait
- Date of Birth:
- 10 May 1944
- Birth Country:
- Kuwait
- Died on:
- 26 November 2005
- Death Country:
- Kuwait

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Filmography

Other (4)
- - - Layali Khalijia
    - 1998 - Program
- - - Al Sanousy
    - 1996 - Program
- - - Professions and My Profession
    - 1994 - Program
- - - نبيك تفوز
    - 1993 - Program
Music Composer (3)
- - - Qased Kheer
    - 1993 - Series
    - (Singer)
    - subscribe
- - - It's Just a Phase
    - 1991 - Play
    - (Singer)
- - - May You Enjoy It
    - 1970 - Program
Actor (1)
- - - Operette el Kuwait Bayn el Mady w el Hadr
    - 1977 - TV

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Biographies:

A Kuwaiti musician, born as Issa Khurshid Awad. He began his career in the early sixties when he composed his first song entitled "Marhaba Bi Eleid". In 1962, he was appointed to...Read more the Music Department of the Kuwaiti Radio. The late artist Ghazi Al-Attar invited him to sing at the Folklore Center, which was his breakthrough. He presented, during his career, various types of folk singing, such as al-ardah and muwashahat. Throughout his career, which spanned nearly 45 years, he presented dozens of songs such as "Qamryia", "Ajiiba" and "Sarab", in addition to national and sports works, and his contributions to a number of operettas with a number of artists and athletes. He passed away on November 26, 2005.