- Mohamed Ahmed Sarror
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AlHaj Sarror Birth name Mohammed Ahmed Sarror Also known as Ameed Alfn AlSudany Alawal (Arabic: عميد الفن السوداني الأول ) Fiat Driver (Arabic: سائق الفيات ) Born 1901 Origin Wad Medani, Sudan Died 1946 Genres Haqeeba Occupations Chauffer-driver, Singer-songwriter Instruments Singing, Tanbur, Oud Years active 1923–1946 Mohammed Ahmed Sarror (1901–1946) is a Sudanese singer and songwriter.
Sarror was born in the village of Wad Almajzoub, north of Wad Medani. He performed singing during the Sudanese Haqeeba era, which is considered as the Sudanese golden musical era of all times. His songs characterized with love, passion, nature, patriotism, eloquence and many other themes that defined that era.
Sarror died in the city of Hargigo, Eritrea in an operation and was buried in Asmara in 1946.
Categories:- Sudanese singers
- 1901 births
- 1946 deaths
- Sudanese poets
- Haqeeba singers
- Sudanese Muslims
- African singer stubs
- Sudanese people stubs
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