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لحن الأمل (Lahn El-Almel)
Overview
Abderrahim is a mechanic and singer in his spare time. One day, he receives a car to repair, driven by a very beautiful girl. It's love at first sight. They want to get married and start a family, but the girl's parents do not view this love favorably. They decide to marry their daughter to another man. Subsequently, Abderrahim became a famous singer. The loss of her love leaves the young girl in a state of silence from which only Abderrahim can break her.
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Cast
Fouzia Foudil
Fatiha Berber
Farida Saboundji
Farid Kessaissia
Abderrahmane Djalti
Abderahim
Hamid Achouri
Taha Lamiri
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