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Amr Diab

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Amr Diab, often called El Hadaba, is an Egyptian actor, composer, and the Guinness World Record holder for the best-selling Middle Eastern artist. Starting his career in 1983, Amr Diab has gone on to release over 20 studio albums while also defining Arabic music with his unique style called "Mediterranean music".

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