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Abdel Halim Hafez


Abdel Halim Hafez

Birthday:

06/21/1929

Place of birth:

Al-Helwat, Al-Sharkia, Egypt:

Biography:

Born Abdel Halim Shabaana (عبد الحليم شبانة) in al-Halawaat, Sharkeyya (Delta of Egypt), graduated from the Higher institute of Arabic Music - Composing Department in 1948. For four years, he taught music for school children in Tanta, Zagazeeg and finally Cairo. In 1959, he resigned and joined the Cairo Radio Orchestra as an oboe player. His first radio broadcast song was “Lekaa". His first appearance on the silver screen was in “Lahn Al-Wafaa”. Abdul Haleem joined “Sawt al-Fann” production company, with the world famous composer Abdul Wahhaab and director of photography Waheed Fareed, which produced a great number of films and audio works. His acting was characterized with simplicity and spontaneity. Haleem did not only sing in Egypt, but also in all of the Arab countries and some European countries. Almost all of the composers of the Arab world composed the music of his songs. His patriotic songs outnumbered 300 songs and poems. All the Arab audiences still remember some of his famous scenes on the silver screen. Abdel Halim never married, yet rumors say that he was married to superstar Soaad Hosny.



Credits

أغنية الوداع (1978)
as Self (archive footage)
أبي فوق الشجرة (1969)
as Adel
معبودة الجماهير (1967)
as Ibrahim
أدهم الشرقاوي (1964)
as Singer
قاضى الغرام (1962)
as ضيف شرف
الخطايا (1962)
as حسين مدحت
يوم من عمري (1961)
as Salah
البنات والصيف (1960)
as محمد
حكاية حب (1959)
as Ahmed Sami
إسماعيل يس بوليس حربي (1958)
as Himself
شارع الحب (1958)
as Men'em
فتى أحلامي (1957)
as Adel
الوسادة الخالية (1957)
as Salah
بنات اليوم (1956)
as Khaled
دليلة (1956)
as Mahmoud Fathi
موعد غرام (1956)
as Samir
ليالى الحب (1955)
as Ahmed Mumtaz
أيام و ليالي (1955)
as يحيي
أيامنا الحلوة (1955)
as علي
لحن الوفاء (1955)
as Galal
حكايتي مع الزمان (1974)
Producer
البنات والصيف (1960)
Songs
حكاية حب (1959)
Songs
دليلة (1956)
Producer
دليلة (1956)
Songs
أيام و ليالي (1955)
Songs
بعد الوداع (1953)
Songs