Ezzat abou aouf biography of michael jackson

In the golden age of Egyptian music, when every household was filled with the timeless voices of Umm Kulthum, Mohammed Abdelwahab, Sheikh Imam and Abdel Halim Hafez, a romantic era was unfolding.

While Egypt’s cultural giants shaped the nation’s artistic identity, a quieter, but equally significant, cultural shift was brewing. Inspired by the soaring popularity of Egyptian art, the youth grabbed their instruments, experimented with new sounds, and began to form their own bands.

Ezzat abou aouf biography of michael jackson

Among them, a little band with big dreams Les Petits Chats emerged.

Formed in 1967, Les Petits Chats was led by musical prodigy Wagdi Francis, who had been singing in choirs since his days at Jesuits College. He also joined the church choir, where he became their youngest solo singer.

Fellow music enthusiast Ezzat Abou Aouf used to perform alongside Wagdi in 1964 on a boat called ‘Isis’, operated by the Hilton. What started as a running jo