Fatma Eid

An Egyptian popular singer, born in the city of Qanayat in Sharkia Governorate. I graduated from the Arab Music Institute, Voices Department. issued She has published many albums, traveled to many Arab and European countries, and participated in many singing festivals. She also participated in the national birth control campaign with a song "Hasnain and Muhammad." Among her most famous songs are “Salaamuli Aliyah,” “Ya Jina, Abu Marwaha,” and “But Our Groom Comes.” She also participated as a singer in many Egyptian films at the end The seventies, including “Kidhan Azeem” 1983, “Thirsty” 1987, “The Captain Wasl” 1991, and the series “Al-Kabir Awa” 2013. One of her most prominent works is the film “Mouths and Rabbits” in 1977, where she performed the beginning and end of the film with the song “Tuta Tuta Tuta and the story never ends.” She married Major General Shafiq Al-Shayeb, who is also her business manager, and gave birth to three daughters, Dalia, Nevin, and Shaima, the latter of whom is a singer.