Amr Diab

Amr Diab is an iconic Egyptian singer, songwriter and actor widely known as the “father of Mediterranean music”.

With a career spanning over four dazzling decades, Diab has become one of the most successful and influential artists in the Arab world, blending traditional Arabic melodies with contemporary pop, dance and world music influences. His distinctive sound and innovative approach to music have earned him widespread recognition and a huge global fan base, making him a pioneer in the fusion of Middle Eastern and Western styles.

Diab’s groundbreaking 1996 album Nour El Ain catapulted him to international fame, with the title track becoming a global hit and an anthem for Arabic pop music. Over the years, he has released numerous chart-topping albums such as Amarain, Leily Nahary and Kol Hayaty, demonstrating his ability to evolve while maintaining his signature sound. He has won numerous awards, including seven World Music Awards, making him the first Middle Eastern artist to receive such recognition. His innovative use of technology and marketing strategies, such as being the first Arab artist to launch a personalized app, have kept him at the forefront of the music industry.

Amr Diab’s influence extends beyond his musical achievements to fashion, culture, and film. Known for his youthful looks and energetic performances, he has become a style icon and role model for aspiring artists. His music transcends borders, resonating with audiences from the Middle East to Europe, North America, and beyond. With his unrivaled career longevity and ability to remain relevant across generations, Amr Diab remains a living legend and a true pioneer of modern Arabic music.