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Egypt's Studio 47 sings for victory
Studio 47 in the Maspero building bore witness to the production of many patriotic songs commemorating the October Victory anniversary. Among the most notable songs recorded there was "Bismillah.. Allah Akbar," which expressed the joy of the Egyptian people over crossing the Suez Canal. It was created with the participation of amateur artists and staff, reflecting feelings of enthusiasm and happiness. Additionally, songs by Abdel Halim Hafez such as "Aash El-Liqal" and "Khalli El-Silah Sahy" were recorded, celebrating the decision to confront and prepare for war. Moreover, other songs like "Ala El-Robaba Bighanni" by Warda, and "O Mother of the Hero," which told the story of a Egyptian mother who lost her son in the battle, embodied both national and human sentiments. During that period, art was an inseparable part of the spirit of victory, and Studio 47 captured extraordinary moments that expressed the joy and pride Egyptians experienced at that time. These songs remain an essential part of Egypt’s national memory.
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