Moustafa Amar
Moustafa Amar is a singer from Cairo, Egypt, known for a song called "Lo Saalony (If they ask me)" that became widely popular in the Arab world around 2003....
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Moustafa Amar is a singer from Cairo, Egypt, known for a song called "Lo Saalony (If they ask me)" that became widely popular in the Arab world around 2003. He grew up in the Al-Sayeda Zeinab neighborhood and listened to older Egyptian singers like Umm Kulthum and Abdel Halim Hafez.
His music often blends traditional Arabic sounds with more contemporary arrangements, and he has released albums such as "Awal Ma'aya" in 2005 and "El-Safsouty" in 2015. Other songs like "Aisheen (Surviving)" and "Bahebak (I love you)" also appear in his catalog.
In 2009, there were some claims about "Lo Saalony" involving plagiarism, which led to a brief airplay ban, but Amar denied the allegations and the ban didn't last. He has worked with musicians including Sherif El-Bahlawan on keyboard and Mohamed Ragab on percussion.
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