Africazine:
Majida El Roumi is set to enchant audiences at the Cairo Opera House.
The Lebanese soprano will perform live on February 2, showcasing several of her masterpieces. Known for her rich musical legacy, El Roumi has captivated fans since her early career in the 1970s.
Majida El Roumi’s Musical Journey
Born on December 13, 1956, in Kfarshima, Lebanon, Majida El Roumi is the daughter of musician Halim El Roumi. Her passion for music emerged early; she won a gold medal in the 1974 talent show “Studio El Fan.” This victory encouraged her father to support her musical ambitions.
El Roumi released her first single “Am Behlamak” in 1975, followed by her debut album “Wadaa” in 1976. Her acting career began with a role in Youssef Chahine’s film “Awdat Al Ibn Al Dal,” further establishing her presence in the arts.
El Roumi’s Humanitarian Efforts
In addition to her musical achievements, El Roumi has made significant contributions to humanitarian causes. In 2001, she was appointed as an ambassador for the United Nations’ Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO). Her commitment to education is highlighted by her role in the ‘Alam Sagheer’ program, which promotes education without borders.
Upcoming Performance Details
- Live performance at Cairo Opera House on February 2.
- Showcase of several masterpieces from her career.
Majida El Roumi continues to inspire through her music and humanitarian work.
