FROM THE WORLD OF TAWLA · TUNED TO YOUR MOOD
Every table.
A song. A story.
Voices that feel familiar from the first note. Stories told with absolute seriousness. Welcome to 3al Qahwa, where songs linger, tea cools, and the conversation never ends.
★ THE STATION STAR
Samir El Asmarani
سمير الأسمراني
A voice that arrived from the Nile, left its coat by the sea, then danced in it at every wedding in the country. Samir El Asmarani began as the singer of the last table in a harbour café and became the star of street weddings that refuse to recognise the clock. He is known for his warm, raspy baritone, for songs that sound as if his dreams wrote them while he was awake, and for concerts that ended musically long before they ended administratively.
“I sing for the people who said they were leaving and are still sitting down.”
THE STATION PORTRAITS
The voices behind the dial
7 singers and an announcer who takes every word seriously. Each has a place in the café, and a life story worth pulling up a chair for.
Samir El Asmarani
The voice of the harbour and the last table
Read the biography ↗
Sultana El Yasmin
The voice that took up residence
Read the biography ↗
Layla El Marakbi
The voice from the other bank
Read the biography ↗
Rana Galal
Responsible for the improvement in the weather
Read the biography ↗
Saher El Fawanis
Keeper of the last sitting
Read the biography ↗
Badr El Qanadil
The singer of the next stop
Read the biography ↗
Nadim El Sawaqi
The foundation of the song
Read the biography ↗Farag El Zahr
The voice of the station and its clarification desk
Read the biography ↗FROM THE STATION LEDGER
The report is confirmed.
The spoon is still missing.
Between songs, Farag El Zahr brings the latest developments: an unsettled bill, a chair reserved by a coat, and seven analysts for one football match.
Meet the voice of the bulletin ↗