Mohamed Abdel Mottaleb - محمد عبدالمطلب

Mohamed Abdel Mottaleb

Mohamed Abdel Mottaleb was born on August 13, 1910, in Shubrakhit. He studied under the great composer Daoud Hosni, who mentored him and composed many melodies for him that were recorded on records, such as “I’ve Seen Wonders in Your Love.” He was influenced by the singer Abdel Latif El-Banna and by the music of Sayed Darwish, Daoud Hosni, Abu El-Ela Mohamed, Ibrahim El-Qabbani, Saleh Abdel Hay, and Mohamed Abdel Wahab. Mohamed Abdel Mottaleb worked as a chorus member in Mohamed Abdel Wahab’s band and participated in Mohamed Abdel Wahab’s recordings, such as the songs “I Love to See You Every Day” and “A Bewildered Nightingale.” Mohamed Abdel Mottaleb worked at Badia Masabni’s hall, and the audience saw him for the first time at the Majestic Theatre on Emad El-Din Street. He worked with Farid El-Atrash, Ahmed Sharaf, Ibrahim Hamouda, Ezzat El-Gahli, and Mahmoud El-Sherif. He used to imitate Mohamed Abdel Wahab and Saleh Abdel Hay. He passed away on August 21, 1980.