Mohamed Abdel Moteleb

Acting•Born August 13, 1910•Died August 21, 1980 (age 70)•Al Beheira, Egypt

Biography

An Egyptian singer, born in Shubrakhit in the Buhaira Governorate in 1910. He joined the book in his village for a short time, and memorized the Noble Qur’an. Muhammad Abd al-Muttalib worked with composer Daoud Hosni and with composer Muhammad Abd al-Wahhab. He also worked for a period with the Badia Masabni band, and during his career he presented dozens of songs that achieved a wide audience for him, including: (I live in the Sayyida neighborhood, oh people of love, and leave your desires, oh night White), and he also participated in several films, including: (5 Al-Habayeb Street, Give me your mind, Night of Love, You Have a Day, O Unjust, Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves). He passed away in 1980 at the age of 70.