Soad Hosny
Egyptian actress and singer
Born
1942
83 years ago
Died
June 21st, 2001
23 years ago — 59 years old
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
Egypt
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An influential actress and singer, noted for contributions to Egyptian cinema. Starred in over 30 films, achieving widespread popularity during the 1960s and 1970s. Recognized for roles in movies such as 'The Nightingale's Prayer' and 'The Emigrant'. Also, contributed significantly to popular music in Egypt. Influenced generations of artists and remains a cultural icon.
Starred in 'The Nightingale's Prayer'
Starred in 'The Emigrant'
Released numerous successful songs
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