The artistic community in Egypt was saddened by the announcement by the Association of Authors, Composers and Publishers of the death of musician Ali Saad, one of the most prominent soundtrackists in Egyptian drama and cinema.
The association issued an official statement mourning the deceased, expressing its sincere condolences to his family and fans, praising his long artistic career that left a clear imprint on the world of music.
Ali Saad is one of the most influential names in the art scene.
During his career, the late Saad presented about 77 diverse works, including prominent works such as "Man in the Castle", "Honey Honey and Onion Onions", "Hamri Jamri" and "Parachute", in addition to his contributions to more than 60 television series, the most famous of which are "Egyptian Papers", "The Digger", "Ayyam Al-Munira" and "Al-Waad Al-Haqq", in addition to his participation in 18 cinematic films.
During his career, he collaborated with a large number of artists, and succeeded in presenting melodies that resonated widely with the audience, based on his extensive artistic experience and strong relationships within the medium, which made him one of the names that left a distinctive impact on the history of soundtracks.