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Egypt Hakim is an Egyptian Shaabi singer recognized for his distinct vocal style and global musical collaborations.
In 1989, Hakim met the highly-acclaimed producer Hamid El Shaeri, forming a significant partnership that led to Hakim signing a contract with a record company. This collaboration was crucial for Hakim's professional career.
Hakim decided on Puerto Rican Grammy and Latin Grammy award winner Olga Tañón for a collaboration. This collaboration occurred in 2002.
Hakim collaborated with Amaria, a belly dancer from the USA, expressing enjoyment in their joint project.
Egyptian singer Hakim headlined the opening concert of the Oslo World Music Festival, returning to the Norwegian capital for this event.
Shaabi superstar Hakim embraced the possibilities of the Metaverse, becoming the first Arab artist to experience LivaatVerse, the first licensed virtual reality platform.
Hakim cooperated with music distributor Islam Chipsy on new songs, bringing back their collaboration after the success of Hakim's song “Ala Wadaak.”
Hakim, one of Egypt's top shaabi music singers, and Simon Shaheen, a New York-based Palestinian virtuoso on 'ud and violin, rounded out a group of artists.
Hakim collaborated with international singers including Narada Michael Walden in 2002.
Hakim collaborated with international singers including Don Omar in 2007.
Hakim featured Stevie Wonder on his track "Crazy For Her (Ah Men Halawtu)" released in 2004. This collaboration is also stated as being on the album 'Lela' (2006).
Abd El-Hakim Abd El-Samad Kamel, known professionally as Hakim, was born on October 7, 1962, in Maghagha, a town located in el-Minya, Egypt. He developed an early appreciation for Egyptian Sha’abi music, influenced by artists such as Ahmed Adaweyah. Hakim began singing at the age of 8, practicing mawawīl, which are vocal improvisations foundational to Sha’abi music. During his high school years, he formed his own band, laying the groundwork for his future career. After completing his college education in Cairo, he initially returned to el-Minya before establishing his career in Cairo. Hakim’s professional journey began in 1991, with his debut album “Nazra” released in 1992, marking his official entry into the music industry.
His career saw a significant turning point in 1989 when he met the acclaimed producer Hamid El Shaeri, leading to a pivotal partnership and a record deal. This collaboration helped propel Hakim into wider recognition. Throughout the 2000s, Hakim expanded his musical reach by engaging in international collaborations. He worked with Narada Michael Walden and Olga Tañon in 2002, James Brown in 2004, and Don Omar in 2007. These collaborations helped him gain exposure beyond the Middle East. Additionally, he participated in notable events such as headlining the Oslo World Music Festival and appearing in the first Arab Metaverse through LivaatVerse, showcasing his adaptability and continued relevance in evolving musical landscapes. His discography includes albums like “Nar” (1994), “Efred” (1997), “Yaho” (2000), “Talakik” (2002), and “Kolo Yoross” (2005). In 2011, he released “Ya Mazago,” and in 2017, “Ala Wadaak.” He has received the nickname “The Lion of Egypt” reflecting his significant impact on Egyptian music.
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