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Abdu al-Hamuli (Arabic: عبده الحامولي; October 5, 1836 – May 12, 1901) was an Egyptian singer and musician. He was married to the Egyptian singer Sokaina, who was known by the name of Almaz. Together, they formed a well-known musical duo.
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egyptian arabic al-hamuli musical singer music abdu almaz cairo classical ahmad opera house عبده الحامولي october 1836 may 12 1901
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Source: Wikipedia — Abdu al-Hamuli · EN edition · Analysis: TopicsToTalkAbout