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Hoda Ammar (Arabic: هدى عمار) (born February 25, 1971) is an Egyptian singer.

Her life and upbringing

Born on February 25, 1971, in Giza Egypt, she joined the conservatory at Academy of Arts in Cairo and studied playing the harp until she obtained a bachelor's degree.

Her career

She was discovered by the musician Ammar El-Sherei, when he tried to form a new band, after the separation of the members of the Friends band, and Hoda was the last to apply for the test, and she almost missed the listening session. Ammar El-Sherei helped her and gave her his name, and she became Hoda Ammar.

Her works

The producer Mohsen Jaber helped her and produced four albums for her, and they were well received by the public. The musician Ammar El Sherei encouraged and cared for her to continue her artistic career and composed her first album. The great musician Mohamed El Mougy composed a radio song for her. She also sang the introduction and ending of the series Hawanem Garden City and Banat Souad Hanem and episodes of One Thousand and One Nights. She also participated in many of the October and Muhammadan Night celebrations. Among her most famous songs are “Qalbi El Sagheer” and “Ma Kadbish Alayk” and “Beghayer Alayk” and “Ala Einy”. She also sang the song “Habibti Min Dfayrha” which was composed by the musician Ammar El Sherei in the movie “Katibat El Idam” directed by the late Atef El Tayeb.

References

1. "Hoda Ammar - Music Composer Filmography، photos، Video". elCinema.com. Retrieved 2024-08-21.
2. "هدى عمار ضيفة القومية فى شهر ميلاد عمار الشريعى والأبنودى بأوبرا الإسكندرية". اليوم السابع (in Arabic). 2023-04-28. Retrieved 2024-08-21.
3. "هدى عمار تحتفي بأعمال الشريعي والأبنودي في حفلها بأوبرا ..." AL AHARMY.
4. "Hoda Ammar on Apple Music". Apple Music - Web Player. Retrieved 2024-08-21.
5. "هدى عمار تكشف حقيقة ارتدائها الحجاب وأسباب ابتعادها عن الغناء (فيديو)". مصراوي.كوم (in Arabic). Retrieved 2024-08-21.

External links

• Hoda Ammar discography at Discogs
• Hoda Ammar discography at MusicBrainz

• Egyptian women singers
• Living people
• People from Giza
• 1971 births
• Singers who perform in Classical Arabic
• Arabic-language singers of Egypt