
Aisha Hassan
Also known as: عائشة حسن
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Also known as: عائشة حسن
An Egyptian singer, born in Sharkia Governorate on May 15, 1930, she came to Cairo with her family. Due to her intense love for singing and her obvious talent, she applied to the Odeon record recording company. She met the author and music historian Khalil Al-Masry, who admired her. He proposed to her, and they got married and had their only daughter, Mona. She participated in singing in a number of films, including “The World When You Laugh” (1953), “Abraha’s Campaign Against the Sacred House of God” (1957), and “The Call of Lovers” (1960). She is the vocalist in Hind Rostom’s song “The World is a Cigarette and a Cup.” She died in 1992
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