Moustafa Amar

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Moustafa Amar مصطفى قمر
Background information
Birth name	Moustafa Ahmed Mohamed Hassan Amar مصطفى أحمد محمد حسن قمر
Also known as	Mustafa Amar, Mostafa Amar, Mustafa Gamar, Mostafa Gamar, Moustafa Gamar, Moustafa Qamar, Moustafa Kamar, Mustafa Qamar, Mostafa Qamar, Mustafa Kamar, Mostafa Kamar[1]
Born	(1966-09-22) 22 September 1966 (age 58)
Origin	Alexandria, Egypt
Genres	Arabic pop
Occupation(s)	Singer, actor, composer
Instrument(s)	Guitar, vocals
Years active	1990–present
Labels	Sonar (Slam!), Rotana, Alam El Phan, Mazzika

Moustafa Amar (Arabic: مصطفى قمر; born 22 September 1966) is an Egyptian musician and actor.

Amar's first song was "Wala Yabou Khad Gameel", released on a collective album. In 1990, he released his first solo album, Wassaf. In 1992–1993, he released a second album, Layaleki, which sold well. He has collaborated with actress Nilly ("Papa Noel"), and in 1993 he released his 3rd album skeet el 3ash2een. In 1994, album Eftekerny. In 1995, album Leman Yahomho El Samr (Salimonee). In 1996, album Taal El Lail. In 1997, album Nar Al Hob. In 1999, El Leila Doub. In 2000, Aysheen. In 2001, Habeeb Hayati. In 2002, Monaya. In 2003, Rohi Feek. In 2003, Bahebak O Ana Kaman. In 2004, Ensa. In 2007, Leesa Habayeb. In 2010, Heya. In 2014, Ana Metamen.

In addition to writing his own music, he has composed for other Arabic singers, including Ehab Tawfik and Ali El Haggar.

Movies: El Battal (1998) El Hob Al Awal (2000) Ashab Wala Business (2001) Elb Gareh (2002) Bahabek Ana Kanan (2003) Nar Al Hobeen (2004) Hareem Kareem (2005) Esyabet Al Doctor Omar (2007) Mafeesh Fayda (2008) Gowa El Lohba (2012)

• Wassaf (1991)
• Layaliki (1993)
• Seket Al-Ashe'en (1994)
• Eftakerny (1995)
• Liman Yahoummouh Al Amr (1996)
• Tal Ellil (1997)
• Nar El Hob (1998)
• Ainik Wahshany (1999)
• Aisheen (with Gipsy Kings) (2000)
• Hayaty (2001)
• Monaya (2002)
• Rohy Feek (2003)
• Bahebak Wana Kaman (2003)
• Enssa (2004)
• Lessa Habayeb (2006)
• Heya (2010)
• Mawlaya Sobhanak (2013)
• ِAna Metamen (2014)
• dehket lya (2019)

• Ghazali (ft Hamid El Shari) (2000)
• Sotak mosh kefaya (ft Sherine wagdy) (2006)
• Aisheen (with Gipsy Kings) (2000)
• Habib Hayati (2001)
• Sotak mosh kefaya (ft. Sherine Wagdy) (2006)
• Mareed Bel-Hob (2008)
• Aywa Enta (2008)
• De7ket 2alet (2009)
• Hatganen (2011)
• Papa nwel new arrangement (2013)

• Al Batal (1997)
• Al Hob Al Awal (2000)
• As'hab Walla Business (2001)
• Alb Garee (2002)
• Bahebbak Wana Kaman (2003)
• Hobbak Nar (2004)
• Hareem Kareem (2005)
• Esabet Al-Doctor Omar (2007)
• Mafeesh Faida (2008)
• Gowa El Le'ba (2012)
• Fen Alby(2017)

• Ali Ya Weka (2007)
• Montaha elaeshaa (2010)
• Essam w elmesba7 Part II (Vocal Performance) (2012)

• maesr Italya wbl2ks (2003)
• bahebk Ya Magnona (2006)
• Fares men elzaman elgadid (2011)

• Moustafa Amar on SoundCloud
• Moustafa Amar at IMDb
• Moustafa Amar on Instagram