Amr Mostafa

Amr Mostafa developed a passion for music at an early age and began composing melodies during his childhood, including setting Arabic poems from school textbooks to music. He later enrolled at the Faculty of Law at Cairo University, where he developed his musical abilities further and gained recognition for his talent among his peers. His professional breakthrough came through his collaboration with singer Amr Diab, for whom he composed several songs in the album Aktar Wahed, which contributed to his early recognition in the music industry. Following this success, Mostafa established himself as a prominent composer in the Arab music scene, working with a wide range of artists. He subsequently collaborated with numerous prominent Egyptian and Arab artists, including Mohamed Hamaki, Mostafa Amar, Mohamed Mounir, Hisham Abbas, Nawal El Zoghbi, Samira Said, Cheb_Mami and others, as well as contributing to international projects in countries such as Turkey and Spain. == International impact ==

Amr Mostafa's musical compositions have reached international audiences, with his work extending beyond the Arab world into European markets such as Spain. Amr Mostafa has collaborated with international artists, including Turkish singer Mustafa Sandal. He composed the song "Sikir Sikir", which was performed by Mustafa Sandal and gained popularity in Turkey. He has collaborated with international artists, including Hungarian singer Orsi Pflum and Spanish singer Raquel Camins. His duet "Law Fi Hayati" (In My Life) with Pflum is considered an example of Arabic–international musical collaboration, blending different languages and musical styles. He also collaborated with Camins on a song that achieved notable popularity in Egypt. In 2008, Amr Mostafa released the album "علامة في حياتك", which involved collaboration with international music arrangers and was recorded in countries including Spain, Turkey, and Hungary. In 2026, Amr Mostafa received an Honorary Award at the Joy Awards, held in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, in recognition of his significant contributions to the Arab music industry. The award highlighted his long-standing influence as a composer and his role in shaping modern Arabic pop music. The honor was presented during the ceremony by international artist Robbie Williams, reflecting the global appreciation of his work. == Awards and notable works ==

• Best Egyptian Composer for years 2000 and 2002 for "Aktar Wahed Beyhebak", 2003 for "Ana Ayesh", 2004 for "Aweeny Beek", 2005 for "Wemalo". • World Music Award for Samira Said's album Yom Wara Yom (contains 5 songs composed by Amr Mostafa) • Mohamed Hamaki's song "Ahla Haga Fiki" composed by Amr was awarded by Mobinil as best song in 2006. • Mohamed Hamaki's album Kheles El Kalam contained 4 songs composed by Amr Motafa and was awarded a platinum CD by EMI in 2006. • Mobinil Music Awards named Mostafa as best composer in 2006. • Amr Mostafa's album Alama Fe Hayatak was named by EMI as "The Ultimate Album Of The Year 2008". == Discography ==

• Ayamy (2007) • Alama Fi Hyatak (2008) • Al Kebeer Kebeer (2009) • ''Liebt Ma'a Al-Asad'' (2019) • Malosh Zay (EP) (2023) • khaleek fakerny amr diab (1999) • Helween Eineha Tarek Sherif (1998) • Hello Tarek Sherif (1998) • alaalem allah amr diab (2000) He composed several hit songs for top artists in Middle East. Some of his notable works include: • Agmal Qesset Hob – Hossam Habib • Ared Leeh – Assala • Boshret Khair – Hussain Al Jassmi • Yalla Naeesh – Ahmed Gamal • El Alem Allah – Amr Diab • Baeterif – Amr Diab • Khalena Ne3ish – Mohamed Hamaki • Kan We Kan – Mohamed Hamaki • Mel Bedaya – Mohamed Hamaki • Gowa Fe Alby – Hisham Abbas • Khalik Fakrny – Amr Diab • Sadaany Khalas – Amr Diab • Neoul Aih – Amr Diab • Wayah – Amr Diab • Enta Akher Wahid – Sherine • Youm Wara Youm – Samira Said • Saharouni El-Leil – Ragheb Alama • Ahla Haga Feeky – Mohamed Hamaki • Omroh Ma Yeghib – Mohamed Hamaki • Agmal Youm – Mohamed Hamaki • Munaya – Moustafa Amar • Meen Gherak – Moustafa Amar • Ya Habibi La – Amr Diab • We Malo – Amr Diab • Ana Ayesh – Amr Diab • El Lilady – Amr Diab • Ana Aktar Wahed – Amr Diab • Aweeny Beek – Samira Said • Ya Ghaly Alaya – WAMA Band == References ==