Egyptian Dalida which fascinated the world

On May 3, 1987, 31 years ago, the immortal artistic legend Dalida committed suicide after taking overdose pills. left this world, leaving behind a message in which one sentence: "Forgive me for life I can not bear .

Dalida's fans did not understand the real reasons for the suicide because Dalida has 500 songs in multiple languages, many of which are still being chanted with great passion, in nine languages, in French, Spanish, Italian, German, Arabic, Japanese, Dutch and Turkish.

The "mysterious mermaid," as some critics call it, charmed the world with its beauty, grace and golden hair. The world's theaters were full of international newspapers because their songs had the best ten songs around the world from Canada to Japan and from Egypt to Argentina.

One evening, Dalida met a man named Farid, a friend of the filmmaker which discovered her in Egypt. He began to talk to her saying: "The name of Dalila, which you know is strange and aggressive." Dalida did not understand this proposal, since she came to Paris with her pseudonym Dalila. I thought carefully and decided to mix her real name "Yolanda" with the name she likes "Dalila" to reach the name "Dalida."

But the bitter truth is that Dalida, her real name Yoland Christina Gigliotti, hid in her private life a great tragedy that was hazy and strange because most of the men whom Dalida loved committed suicide in tragic circumstances.

At the beginning of her emotional life, she loved a man named Lucian Morris. But decided to separate him after a few months because she fell in love with another, the love of a painter named Jean Sobysky. Despite what happened, Morris tried to be accompanied by another woman. But their relationship did not continue and he tried again to return to Dalida his first love in vain. Maurice committed suicide by shooting himself after the failure of his second marriage and the impossibility of returning to his first love.

In 1967, Dalida regained her passion for love when she met a young Italian named Luigi Tango who dreamed of being supported by Dalida to become a famous singer. But failed to participate in the San Remo Festival in 1967, which would have launched him into the world of stardom. I also committed suicide in a hotel, Dalida was the first to see his body covered with blood ....

This is a short film of her life behind the scenes. Valdida, who also succeeded in acting, especially in her role in 1986 in the Egyptian film "The Sixth Day," directed by Youssef Chahine, did not die on stage, according to her famous song. The truth is that Dalida lived captive to "forbidden love" and killed herself from the intensity of loneliness, leaving her wonderful voice songs about love, passion and passion, which embodies a reality different from the end of her tragic life.

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