Sudan bids farewell to Abd al-Rahman Abdullah, “Blooming the West”
The Sudanese and Arab music scene called the great Sudanese artist Abdel Rahman Abdullah, known as "Bloom of the West", who died after a long struggle with illness, in the Egyptian capital, Cairo, to which he was transferred for treatment.
Abdul Rahman Abdullah remained sick after a long suffering with cartilage disease, for which he continued to receive treatment to recover from inside and outside Sudan.
Abdul Rahman Abdullah composed and composed a large number of songs, which made him a great star.
The late musician was born in Bara, North Kordofan. He was famous for his songs, which became famous for his cheerful voice and melodious melody. He was distinguished by composing all his songs without the help of other composers.
Among the most famous songs of the late are: Al-Bloom, Prison Officer, Set Al-Team, Jedi Al-Rail, Shqish Tell Me Marwah, Al-Lemoni, and others.
The last media appearance of the late was when the head of the Transitional Sovereign Council, Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan, visited him at his home last July.
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