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Amina (b. 1971)

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Alias:
أمينة

Birthplace:
Egypt

Born:
December 6, 1971

Biography from TheMovieDB

Born in Alexandria, on the 6th of December. Graduated from Egyptian Arts Academy (Acting and Directing Department) . Her real name is " Wafaa Mohamed Naeeam" but she chose the name of "Aminaa Alfakharani" in 1999, when she joined "High Quality" production company to be one of its Stars with Producer Tarek Abdallah… she chose the name Aminaa because of the resemblance her voice carries to an Algerian Singer called Amina . When she was at the Academy, she participated in many plays. As she wanted to be an actress originally, She started singing by chance, when she was somewhere with her friends and they asked her to sing and one of them was the Poet "Ahmed Sheta" who took her next day to the producer Tarek Abdallah, who was already impressed by her voice and signed a contract. She then Participated with a group of singers in the album "High Quality 7". Her song was "Uday al-Ghazal" written by Ahmed Shata and composed by "Hussein Mahmoud" . After that she filmed the song "Maine" which had great success. Her Supreme ideals are Ahmed Adaweya , Mohamed Alezaby and Mohamed Roshdy . Won Best Arabic song “Baladna" in 2011 with Lebanese Singer Hisham Alhag at Mourex D’or . Won Best Single at Oscar Art in 2008."

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