Souad Makkawi

She is an Egyptian singer and actress. She was famous in her early days for performing monologues, most of which accompanied the artist Ismail Yassin. She also starred in more than 18 cinematic films, the most famous of which are (Hellow Handkerchief), (Asmar and Jamil), (Island of Dreams), (Your Tongue is Your Fortress), and (Naharak Saeed), the last of which was the film (Ghazia Min Sanbat) in 1967, and among her most famous songs are (When the Eye Throws Us) and the monologue (I Want to Go). Souad retired from the arts and stopped singing for years, then in the nineties she returned to the singing scene in some concerts that did not find the turnout that encouraged her to continue in them, so she chose to withdraw.