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Without You
Salwa is the owner of a cassette production company that she inherited from her father. Saeed, a young, unknown singer who is looking for fame, has a singing band of young people in Marsa Matrouh to enliven social occasions and weddings in the evening. Salwa holds a competition for new voices and Saeed wins. She also releases a tape for him titled (Lolaki), which is a huge success for the company.
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Salwa is the owner of a cassette production company that she inherited from her father. Saeed, a young, unknown singer who is looking for fame, has a singing band of young people in Marsa Matrouh to enliven social occasions and weddings in the evening. Salwa holds a competition for new voices and Saeed wins. She also releases a tape for him titled (Lolaki), which is a huge success for the company.
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Written By:Mostafa Moharram
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