Tita Saleh

An Egyptian singer and monologist. She was born in the 1920s. Her parents were circus singers and sang at birthday parties. She began her cinematic career in the 1950s, and participated with her voice in many Egyptian films as an alternative voice for actresses. One of her most famous songs is “My Love, Ya Raqqa Faker, La La La.” Which was represented by the artist "Hind Rostom" in the movie "Confessions of a Husband" with the artist "Fouad Al-Muhandis" 1964. Among her songs are “Get bored and take care of yourself,” “Oh God, shame you, Satan,” and “Oh, my heart.” She can be seen singing and acting with Shadia in the movie “Love from Fire” in 1958. She retired from art after suffering from an allergy in her chest. She died on January 1, 2014.