Amr Diab was born in Port Said, Egypt to a highly educated middle class family. His mother, was a French teacher in the Lycee Francais school of Port Said. Abdel Basset Diab, Amr’s Father, graduated from the faculty of commerce at the University of Alexandria in 1958. He joined the Suez Canal Corporation as an accountant and was promoted to top financial controller (from 1985 until 1989) for the maritime sector in the corporation. He encouraged young Diab to sing for the first time on Al-gala national day (evacuation of British forces from the Suez Canal area & Egypt) on June 18, 1968. Diab was only six years old, and that was Amr’s first singing appearance to public. His first performance the National Anthem: Belady, Belady, was broadcast to the Egyptian radio audience from the local broadcasting station. That day Amr was given an award by Hassan Rushdie the Governor of Port Said, who also awarded him a guitar as a present after that concert.

01- Aslaha Betefre2 (Original)
01- Aslaha Betefre2 (Original)

02- Aslaha Betefre2 (Long Mix)
02- Aslaha Betefre2 (Long Mix)

03- Aslaha Betefre2 (Instrumental)
03- Aslaha Betefre2 (Instrumental)