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Mayada El Hennawy (in Arabic ميّادة الحنّاوي pronounced Mayāda al-Ḥannāwi in classical Arabic transliteration) born in Aleppo, Syria on 8 October 1959, is a Syrian and pan-Arab singer. ==Career== Born Mayada Bent Bakri El Hennawy in a music-loving family, she was discovered by Egyptian pan-Arab composer musician and singer songwriter Mohammed Abdel Wahab when at age of 18, she was performing in Bloudan, Syria. Abdel Wahab named her "The Songstress of the Generation" (in Arabic مطربة الجيل transliterated as Moutribat el Jeel).〔(AlGhad: عيني" تعيد ميادة الحناوي إلى أجواء الرومانسية" ) 〕 and invited her to Egypt to write songs for her. Mayada's sister Faten was also a very promissing singer as well. El Hennawy cooperated with some of the biggest known Arab lyricists and music composers, including Abdel Wahab and Mohammed El Mougy. But her biggest launch as a pan-Arab singer came with her collaboration with songwriter Baligh Hamdi in the 1980s. Her most famous songs from Hamdi include "Ana Ba'sha'ak", "El Hob illi Kan", "Ana A'mel Eh", "Sidi Ana", "Indi Kalam" etc. Riad El Sounbati also composed for El Hennawy. In her earlier career, she also sang songs written by Mohammed Sultan, Hilmi Bakr and Jamal Salameh and in the 1990s, Sami El Hefnawi, Salah al Sharnoubi, Mohammed Sultan, Ammar El Sherei, Khaled Al Amir. She was promoted by Egyptian music promoter Mohsen Jaber, owner of Alam El Fan record label and ''Mazzika'' music station.〔(Dot Msr: أسباب رفض "ميادة الحناوي" مغادرة سوريا ) 〕 During the Anwar Sadat and early years of the Hosni Mubarak regimes in Egypt, she was reportedly forbidden from coming to Egypt.〔(Akl Masdar: ميادة الحناوي: أنور السادات سبب منعي من دخول مصر وليس حسني مبارك ) 〕 Despite that, Mayada El Hennawy has performed in some of the biggest music festivals in Syria and the Arab World, has appeared in great number of television specials, sang in praise of Damascus in "Ya Sham" and in praise of Beirut in "Beyrouth Ya Arous el Sharq" and in the operette composed by Haitham Ziad entitled "Yeslam Trabak Ya Sham" with some of the biggest Arab stars, Hani Shaker, Latifa, Assi El Helani etc. After her album ''Touba'', she went on a hiatus for many years, surfacing only with some Arab nationalist songs on certain occasions for Syria, Palestine,〔(Discover Syria: وزيرة الثقافة الفلسطينية تكرّم ميادة الحناوي ) 〕 Algeria,〔(APS.dz: الفنانة السورية ميادة الحناوي تهدي أغنيتها الجديدة للجزائر ) 〕 Tunisia, Kurdistan〔(Al Watan: ميادة الحناوي تغني لكردستان ) 〕 etc. But later launched a new album in 2007 that includes a song written by Baligh Hamdi and originally destined to be sung by Oum Kulthoum.〔(Al Riyadh: ميادة الحناوي تعود مع بليغ حمدي ) 〕 She has also been very verbal in supporting the Hafez Assad regime〔(Dam Press: الفنانة ميادة الحناوي: أرفض التخلي عن مواقفي الوطنية مهما كان الثمن ) 〕 which reportedly led to Kuwaiti authorities banning her from a concert scheduled during the ''Hala Febrayer'' music festival in Kuwait.〔(IBA.org: لماذا مُنعت ميادة الحناوي من دخول الكويت؟ ) 〕 El Hennawi is planning a huge comeback reportedly with new albums with Alam El Fan.〔(Al Oubouh al Arabi (Arab Week): «عيني» تعيد ميادة الحناوي إلى اجواء الغزل والرومانسية! ) 〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Mayada El Hennawy」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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