Amira (Egyptian singer)
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Born
February 25, 1974
Hanan Ahmed Mohamed
حنان أحمد محمد
حنان أحمد محمد
February 25, 1974
OriginGiza, Egypt
GenresEgyptian music
OccupationSinger
Amira (Hanan Ahmed Mohamed) أميرة | |
|---|---|
| Born | Hanan Ahmed Mohamed حنان أحمد محمد February 25, 1974 |
| Origin | Giza, Egypt |
| Genres | Egyptian music |
| Occupation | Singer |
| Years active | 1989–1997 |
| Labels | Free Music Alam El Phan Mazzika |
Hanan Ahmed Mohamed is an Egyptian singer, she is also known as Amira (Princess).
Career
- Hanan began her artistic career after graduating to sing at the institute, then sang at the Cairo Opera House.[2]
- Hanan was distinguished by her sweet voice during the nineties. Her career began by chance, when she met With Hamid Al Shaeri, who participated with Badiou in her first album, in addition to producing it.
- She contracted with Al Sharq Company to distribute the album and participate in its production. (Alam El Fan or Mazzika currently after it bought the East).[3]
- Everyone expected that Hanan would succeed, and her fame would spread and producers would rush to her due to the spread of her album, but this did not happen. She disappeared after the release of her album in 1994 and did not appear again and it was said that she got married.[4]
