Mohamed Mounir, the famous star, is 68 today. He was born on October 10, 1954, which is regarded as a significant date in the world of singing due to his distinctive voice and unique stage presence. He was able to embark on a protracted and fruitful journey through his songs, which helped him amass a following over time.
King Muhammad Munir collaborated with a large number of poets, lead by Uncle Abd al-Rahman al-Abnoudi, who described their relationship as one of paternity between the “king” and the “uncle.”
During their meeting for the “Her Excellency” programme, King Muhammad Munir told him about Abd al-Rahman al-bequest. Abnoudi’s I was with him two days before he passed away, and at that time, he told me that you bury me with your hand, said the star Issaad Younis, recalling his recollections of the late poet Abdel Rahman Al-Abnoudi, and King. It’s a will, this.
Nine songs that Al-Abnoudi composed for Muhammad Mounir bear his signature.
The first song was the album’s title track, “Chocolate,” the second song was titled “In Your Love Is Not Daring,” the third song was titled “Kol Al-Hajat,” and the fourth song was titled “Barra Al Shababeek.” The uncle wrote the lyrics for the most of the songs on this album.
After their initial collaboration, which lasted fifteen years, “Mounir” and “Al-Khal” reunited in 2004 for the song “Walela Daya” on the album “Hawadit.” They didn’t go away for more than four years until the album “Taste Al-Bout,” which had some of the illustrious duo’s strongest songs. The uncle referred to Yunus as “the most beautiful thing Munir sang.
Al-Abnoudi Abdul Rahman
Al-Abnoudi was present in three of the album’s most notable tracks, including “My Heart is What It Likes You,” “Yahamam,” and “Yarman,” thus he didn’t miss Mounir’s most recent albums, “Ahl Al-Arab and Al-Tarab.” Some people will be startled to learn that the “Mounir to Al-Abnoudi” relationship only had 9 songs. Today, the “poet of the poor” will depart from this world, leaving the “king” on his throne lamenting Al-passing. Abnoudi’s
The story of Muhammad Munir and Abdul Rahman al-Abnoudi originates from my distant land.
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