Ibrahim Hamouda

An Egyptian actor and singer, whose full name is Ibrahim Hamouda Ibrahim, he was born in the Bab al-Shaareya neighborhood in 1912. After he decided to work in the artistic field, he moved between work among a number of theatrical groups. He worked in the Badia Masabni Casino, and with the Mounira al-Mahdiya troupe, and the Ali al-Kassar troupe. He recorded a number of operettas and songs on the Egyptian radio. He also participated in starring in a large number of films, most of which were in the 1940s, including: (Aida, Falls). Love, patience is good, a love story), as the artist Umm Kulthum chose him to participate opposite her in the movie (Aida). He moved away from artistic work after being injured in a car accident in the city of Alexandria, and died of cancer. In 1986 at the age of 74.