Shaaban Abdel Rahim

Sha’ban was born in al-‘Assal, an area in al-Shurabiyah. He worked with his father on laundry by day while singing at weddings by night. He realized fame by singing to Ahmed Helmy’s “Atgawiz ‘Aydah”.

He also became well known for singing songs that had a political air, songs such as “Bakrah Israel” (“I Hate Israel”) which caused significant clamor. Sha’ban also worked on several musical plays and on series such as “Samhooni Makansh Asdee” (“Forgive Me, I Did not Mean to”). He also sang on the film “’Afareet al-Asfalt” (“Spirits of the Asphalt”).

Shaaban Abdel Rahim is known for work in acting across film and television. New Release currently presents 17 verified screen credits connected to this profile.

Selected work includes Afandina (2019), It's Okay, Buddy (2017), Touti Fruti (2017), Morsi Wants a Chair (2008), A Farmer in Congress (2002), A Citizen, a Detective and a Thief (2001), A Generous Gesture (2001), Do Re Me Beans (2001). The recorded credits span 1996 to 2019, including 14 movies and 3 TV shows.

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