“The King” Mohamed Mounir has postponed his upcoming show at the 3rd edition of the New Alamein Festival in North Coast, Egypt, which was initially set to take place on Saturday (August 16).
The concert was postponed after Mounir suffered from a sudden health scare. He has been admitted to the hospital to undergo medical tests to determine the cause of his illness.
Mounir's official Facebook page reassured fans that the acclaimed singer is in a stable condition and is currently receiving the necessary medical care.
He will be discharged from the hospital in a few days and will complete his recovery at home.
Mounir is expected to gradually resume his artistic activity and record the remaining songs of his new album.
Born on October 10, 1954, Mounir is one of the Middle East’s best singers. He released his 1977 debut solo album, “Alemony Eneeki” on the Sonar record label, after completing his military service.
The acclaimed performer has released over 22 albums and six soundtrack albums.
Mounir, whose musical career spanned over three decades, presented various genres in his music, such as classical Egyptian Music, Nubian music, blues, jazz, and reggae.
The superstar’s lyrics are quite famous for their philosophical content as well as for their passionate social and political commentary.
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