Who remembers the moonlit face of the eminent southern Lebanese artist, Samir Dia?
He died yesterday and surrendered to eternal sleep, the sleep of his fans from the people of media, art and creativity.
The star, far from the art scene, turned off his light and left our world, following a few weeks of suffering with a terminal illness following doctors diagnosed a malignant tumor in his cheek.
The star of the popular song passed away in the time of rapture and beautiful art, leaving behind his rich good trail and his distinctive artwork, on top of which is the song “Boudist” that made the doors of Egypt open to receive him, and the pens of the press wrote regarding him, in conjunction with the embrace of the television to him to become a face of the famous artistic faces In the sixties of the last century.
Samir Dia left silently, he didn’t say goodbye, and no one heard his last whisper
Samir Dia left silently, he did not say goodbye, and no one heard his last whisper.
The retired artist extinguished his last candle and departed to his eternal world.
The beautiful, gentle, smiling, kind and charming, the star of the song that ignited the glow of folk singing in the time of Umm Kulthum, Abdel Halim, Fayrouz, Sabah, Wadih Al-Safi, and Taroub was absent.
One of the days of the beautiful time, calmness, beauty, peace and happiness in Beirut, a young man with a good looks released a song that changed the concepts of popular singing, when he said: “They say rumba, say a badoist, they say samba says a badoist, you have a badoist with a deist with a deist…”.
The late Samir Zia, the southern Lebanese, made time crazy and drew people with his song and his charming smile
The late Samir Zia, the southern Lebanese, maddened time and drew people with his song and his charming smile, so Egypt welcomed him from a wide door, and the television opened his arms to him, and the press opened its pages, and asked to meet him, the late musician Mohamed Abdel Wahab, and he opened the door of his house for him.. friendship and good days with Baligh Hamdi In Beirut. And Muhammad Rushdi befriended him, and his small shop in the city of Aley witnessed his meetings and sessions with the big stars.
Samir Diya was a bright and cheerful person. A few weeks ago, the journey of the struggle with the disease began, following the appearance of a tumor in his cheek that was not as benign as he had hoped.
He left as adults leave, a first step with illness, and followed by steps of hurtful absence.
