Egyptian singer successful in Kuwait
Hooria Sami was an Egyptian singer born in 1930 in Tanta. She moved to Kuwait in 1961 to work with the Radio Musical Band formed by the renowned composer Naguib Ranzkalla. She quickly adapted to the Kuwaiti environment and possessed a powerful voice with clear diction, which led to her official appointment as a singer at Kuwaiti Radio. She recorded over 54 songs and appeared on television wearing traditional Kuwaiti attire. The Kuwaiti government employed her to enhance the artistic scene, and she contributed to performing songs composed by leading Kuwaiti composers and poets. She left Kuwait before Iraq's invasion in 1990 and settled in Egypt, where she retired from singing to focus on her family. She passed away in 1997 after suffering from cirrhosis of the liver. Her most famous songs were Kuwaiti tunes and television works, and she was distinguished by her beautiful spirit and pure voice, which the audience deeply loved.
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