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Samira Abdelrazak Bensaïd

Samira Said Music Artist

Samira Abdelrazak Bensaïd, known as Samira Said, is a Moroccan-Egyptian singer born on January 10, 1958, in Rabat, Morocco. She moved to Egypt in 1977 and has since become a prominent figure in Arabic music, particularly known for her Egyptian Arabic songs. Notably, she represented Morocco in the Eurovision Song Contest in 1980. With a successful career spanning several decades, she has released numerous albums and singles including hits like "Ben Lef" and "Sayidati Sadati." Her contributions to music earned her over 40 awards, and she was recognized as the best singer in the Middle East by BBC Radio 3 in 2003. Aside from her artistic achievements, Said is involved in philanthropic efforts and has expressed a desire to return to Morocco. She was married twice, including to musician Hany Mehanna, and has one son, Shady.

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Morocco

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January 10, 1958

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68 yrs

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Update Feb 5, 2025

Timeless commitment: Actors, singers, and filmmakers stand against injustice in Palestine

For decades, the Palestinian cause has transcended politics, evolving into a profound humanitarian issue that resonates with millions worldwide, including leading figures in art and media. As the humanitarian crisis in Gaza worsens and Israeli aggression intensifies, voices denouncing these injustices grow stronger. Egyptian artists have taken an unwavering stance against the forced displacement threatening Gaza’s people. In recent days, prominent Egyptian artists, including Yousra, Elham Shahin, Sawsan Badr, Hamada Hilal, and Magdy El-Kordy, along with screenwriter Magdy Saber and director Omar Abdel Aziz, have spoken out against the uprooting of Palestinians from their homeland. They reaffirm that Egypt, which has historically supported the Palestinian cause, categorically rejects the displacement of Gaza’s population.

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