Salaam Remi
To some, the name Salaam Remi may only sound vaguely familiar, but the music the prolific producer has helped create has inevitably soundtracked your night out at the club, your favorite concert or a night with your special someone. Look for Remi, and you'll most likely find him holed up in the studio, crafting another track that would soon embed itself in your brain for years to come. Having produced everyone from Nas and The Fugees to Amy Winehouse and Ricky Martin, there's no particular "Remi sound." There is, however, a reason why so many Grammy winners, innovators and legends claw at the chance to work with him nearly 20 years after his first production. Unlike other producers whose range is limited to a single musical style, Remi's talents transcend genre. One day, you might find him working on a soul or hip-hop album. The next day, a Latin or pop record. For Remi, genre is trumped by work ethic and his gifted ear. It's also the reason why directors like Brett Ratner and Michael Patrick King have hand-picked him to Executive music produce their blockbusters (Rush Hour 3 and Sex and the City, respectively.) It wasn't enough to be one of the most sought-after producers in the music industry. Now he's one of the most sought after in Hollywood. Like any of his production work, Remi's work ethic on films is unparalleled, with the producer sitting through every mix, every meeting and every edit while simultaneously discussing the project with composers, editors and directors. In addition to heading up all music duties on Sex and the City, the versatile producer recently finished scoring an upcoming documentary on Mike Tyson. And like Tyson, the potential of Remi was seen at a very early age. With a jazz musician father and uncles, a singing mother and aunts, and a pastor grandfather. At the age of 3, Remi could play drums in local music stores with his family, playing in rhythm while his peers would simply bang away aimlessly. Surrounded by hip-hop in his hometown of New York, Remi would immerse himself in music, learning drum machines and keyboards before graduating to 4-tracks and samplers. As the record-carrier for legendary DJ Chuck Chillout alongside Funkmaster Flex, and getting production tips from Marley Marl, Remi constantly created demos and remixes before producing his first album with hip-hop group Zhigge's 1992 debut. With beat shopping and chopping quickly taking over his life, the producer took an extended break from college to focus on music full-time and, 20 years and countless hits later, things look like they're working out.
Salaelo Maredi
Salaelo Maredi is an actor, known for Death of a Prophet (1981).
Salah Abdullah
Salah Abdallah moved when he was seven years old to "Bulaq El Dakrur" .He was interested in writing poetry and political action to political activity, until he became Secretary of the youth "Bulaq El Dakrur" and "El Dokki". When he joined the faculty of commerce attracted band representation of the university, and was impressed with progress of the work of a play on the stage of the university theater, he decided to configure a theater group called "coalition forces of the working people," the band has succeeded in drawing attention to it, where he presented in which an actor and director of a number of theater to great writers of that period, . Owes thanks to his discovery by director "Shakir Abdul Latif "who present him in play of "Rabaa el Adawya," Then share with artist "Mohamed Sobhi "band .His most famous roles in series "wolves of the mountain" with the artist Ahmed Abdul Aziz. That Close his relationship with cinema and made a number of important films that put him among the stars, starting from the movie "Desire" with "Nadia El Gendy", and the movie "Citizen and Informant and Thieves" with the director"Dawood Abd El Said".
Salah Ben Saleh
Salah Ben Saleh is known for Le Miracle Du Saint Inconnu (2019), Une Heure En Enfer (2008) and No Key (2022).
Salah Benlemqawanssa
Salah Benlemqawanssa is an actor, known for Someday... (2013), M.A.D: Mad About Dance (2014) and Music Is the Key (2013).
Salah Bousbih
Salah Bousbih is known for Cosmic Love France (2023).
Salah Hanoun
Salah Hanoun is a Palestinian actor born in Nablus, graduated in Dramatic Arts in Damascus, Syria. Since his graduation in 2011 he had several acting, directing and teaching jobs in film and theatre. He acted in the first Arabic futuristic thriller, "the Worthy", directed by Ali Mostafa and had the leading role in Rashid Masharawi's film "Palestine Stereo". Both films premiered at prominent film festivals. Palestine Stereo won the price for 'Best Arab Film' at the Delhi International Film Festival in 2016. Salah currently lives in the Netherlands.
Salah Nazmi
Salah Nazmi was born in 1918 in Alexandria, Egypt. He was an actor, known for El Naser Salah el Dine (1963), Hawaa wal kerd (1968) and Ketar el lail (1953). He died on December 16, 1991.
Salah Omar
Salah Omar is known for Sensei Tumbleweed (2016) and Midnight Macabre (2017).
Salah Zulfikar
Salah Zulfikar was an Egyptian actor and producer. He started his career as a police officer before becoming an actor in 1956. He is considered one of the Greatest Egyptian actors of all time. As and actor and a producer, Zulfikar participated in 13 films of The Greatest 100 Egyptian films of all time. Salah Zulfikar produced 14 feature films including; Among the Ruins (1959), I Am the Fugitive (1963), Meeting at the Tower (1963), My Wife, the Director General (1966), A Taste of Fear (1969) and I Want a Solution (1975). Zulfikar's notable films as an actor includes; Love Until Worship (1959), Fortune and Females (1960), Saladin (1963), Soft Hands (1964), A Husband on Vacation (1964), Dearer than My Life (1965), My Wife, the Director General (1966), Good Morning my Dear Wife (1969), The Killers (1971), The Sinners (1975), Secret Visit (1981), and Monsieur Le Directeur (1988). Salah Zulfikar was married to Nafisa Bahgat, the mother of his children Ahmed Zulfikar and Mona Zulfikar. His second wife was Zahrat El-Ula and third wife, Shadia. Salah Zulfikar died on December 22, 1993 in Cairo, Egypt.
