Ehab Tawfik (born January 7, 1966 in Cairo, Egypt) is an Egyptian singer, best known for his music during the early 2000s. He is renowned for his hit songs "My Darling" and "She Enchanted Me."
When he was seven years old, Ehab began playing the flute. Advancing a career in music, Ehab received his Master's Degree in 1995 for his thesis: "The Egyptian Song in the Second Half of the Twentieth Century". In 2002, he earned a Doctorate in Music and Arabic Singing. The doctorate was titled "The Methods of Performing Arabic Singing in Egypt during the second half of the last century".
In 1990, Ehab released his first album, titled Ekminny. Being more of a theorist, his greatest exposure as an artist came on February 26, 2001, when he performed for 50,000 people at a benefit concert to raise funds for Iraqis who were maimed during the Gulf War in Baghdad. He has two children of his own, Ahmed and Mahmoud. He is associated with fellow singer and countryman Tamer Hosny.
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