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Uploaded by on Oct 27, 2008

omar khorshid with love story arabian edition and snap shots of samia gamal,tahia karioka ,naema akef,nagwa fouad.
about the legend Omar Khorshid
Omar was originally from Egypt, where he got his start playing with Umm Khulthum, Mohammed Abdel Wahab, and Abdel Halim Hafez. He was the first person to introduce electric guitar into Arab music. Apparently, his brother Elhamy tried to imitate his sound but was supposedly not as popular as Omar.

Besides being a musician, Omar was also an actor as well as having scored thirteen motion picture soundtracks. In 1971 he won the Premier Prize at the Film Festival of Tachkand for his music for the ?lm Abnati El Aziza (A Teens Life). His sister is also a famous Egyptian actress, Sherihan Ahmed Abd El Fatah al-Shalakani.

In 1972, he moved to Lebanon where he recorded a handful of solo albums. He returned to Egypt after the civil war began in Lebanon in 1975. Upon his return, he starred in Hata Akher El-Omr (Until The End of Lifetime) along with Nagwa Ibrahim and Mahmoud Abdel-Aziz.

Omar delivered his most noted performance opposite Madiha Kamel in El-Arrafa (The Fortuneteller) in 1981. He played a police officer who sympathizes with a student arrested for her political opinions. Two months after the critical acclaim and box-office success of the film, Khorshid was killed in a car accident. One of the more popular rumors was that he was having an affair with a married woman whose husband arranged the accident.

he made special music for belly dance
this is love story Arabian edition

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  • beautiful rendition of love story, and great snapshots. i spend hours at a time watching clips of these women, the best raks sharqi dancers EVER. naemet mokhtar, suheir zaki, taheya carioca, and katie are my absolute favorites. but i also like naema akef, samia gamal, fifi abdou, nahed sabri and too many others to mention. nice vid. thanks for posting. and please forgive me if i mispelled any names.

  • thank you so much for your comment ...

  • salaam.

    thank u so much for lovley informations

    abt Omar Khorshid.didnt know that Khorshid was killed in a car accident.love him alot

    اللة يرحمة.thanx my dear keep up the good work.best wishes.

  • thank you so much for the nice comment i am a fan of Omar Khorshid

  • SWEET BEET!

  • thanks .. it was made in the 70's by the Egyption guitar legend Omar Khorshid

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  • Wonderful video!

    Thank you very much!

  • I heard of this song but i dont remember the name can someone tell me please

  • Omar khorshid's guitar music was so unique during that time period. RIP omar khorshid, u were a legend of your time.

  • beautiful and romantic music!!

  • I like the arrangement. Great beat.

    Thanks for sharing.

  • Great music and great photos of the famous belly dancers.

    Wish I could go back to Egypt and spend a month seeking

    out the different belly dance shows.

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