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Personal Info: Name: Ramy Gamal Al-Feky Nationality: Egyptian Job: Composer & Singer Ramy Horoscopes: Ramy is a Leo – the sign which draws respect and admiration. Leos are leaders and highly creatives. Ramy attended Ahmed Hassan Al Ziat School in Al Mansoura but now he lives in Cairo, Egypt. He enjoys going over Sinai and alex and also singing. His favorite singer is Medhat Saleh. Beginning Of The Story: Ramy Gamal’s Road To Fame: Ramy Gamal’s first step up the fame ladder & His musical birth certificate was in Mohamed Hamaki’s 2006 album which Included 6 songs composed by Ramy,...

Gamalon started in Buffalo, New York during the 1960's, when drummer Ted Reinhardt and guitarist Bruce Brucato began playing music together at age 12. By the 70's they were joined by Rick McGirr, Victor Marwin and Bill Ludwig to form Rodan, a prog-rock gem of the local music scene. Rodan folded in 1977 and the members morphed into Gamalon in 1982, with Reinhardt and Brucato joined by George Puleo on lead guitar and Greg Piontek on bass and Chapman Stick. Geoffrey Fitzhugh Perry played violin on one album. Tony Scozzaro replaced George Puleo for several years and in the summer...

Formed in 2008, the band Tierramystica bank on experient and renown musicians, which have already shared the stage with great names of world rock and heavy metal like Scorpions, Nightwish, Symphony X, Sepultura, Angra, Shaaman, Destruction, Paul Di'anno and Dr. Sin, moreover, they have passed by great festivals like Live n' Louder Rock Fest (Gigantinho - Porto Alegre - at 2005) and Brazil Metal Union (Directv Hall at São Paulo). In musical terms, the band is strongly influenced by the latin-american music, taking in their songs strong traces of andin and brazilian culture. The latin way combined with the heavy...

Ramy Essam (Arabic: رامى عصام‎‎, pronounced [ˈɾɑːmi ʕeˈsˤɑːm]; born 1987) is an Egyptian musician.[1] He is best known for his appearances in Tahrir Square in Cairo during the Egyptian Revolution of 2011. Essam was born in 1987 in Mansoura, Egypt.[2] His song Irhal, in which then Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak was urged to resign, gained great popularity among the demonstrators. It became internationally known through YouTube, and is referred to as the anthem of the revolution. In 2011, it was selected by Time Out as the third-most world-changing song of all time. He currently sings hard rock songs, one of...