Musician Amr Mustafa confirmed that he has a sense of self-esteem that is not as arrogant as the rumors about him: “I, within myself, my self-esteem is a red line, he laughed at me, because they know how to handle Amr.

During his meeting with the “Cairo Talk” program presented by journalist Khairy Ramadan, which aired on the “Cairo and the People” channel on Saturday evening, he added: “He told me, my dear, but go, after I said goodbye, they hurt my dignity, so I was angry, my I only showed anger to people, what did they do?

He emphasized that no one in his family had anything to do with music, explaining that he was a graduate of Air Force High School and sang to his colleagues in class during school, and he believed that music would be there. Amr Mustafa’s path was not in this period, although his childhood dream was to become a pilot.

He left the plane and moved to study law at Cairo University, wanting to enter the music industry, saying: “I was born in Capricorn and you don’t know how to keep me.

Noting that any singer who sings on his music gets vocal permission from him, he insists that his songs are plagiarized by festival artists in order to claim the rights to the songs, citing the melody of “Musherbish from the Nile”, which has become a festival anthem.