had a son named Omar. Angham's father was strongly against his daughter's choice of husband, but the artist married Magdy without her father's approval. In 2000, their divorce caused a riot in the press who criticized Angham's lack of experience in managing to keep her records unaffected by her private life. Angham remained single for four years before she met music arrangist Fahd, with whome she became romantically involved during the making of her 2003 record Omry Maak. In April 2004, they were married in an extravagant ceremony on "The Place" yacht in 2004. Among the invitees present at the wedding were artists Elissa, Sherine, Mohamed Hamaki, Khaled Agag, Sheriff Makkawy, and Ehab Toufic. Rotana Records company's president, Salem el Hindy, and his spokesperson, Tony Semaan, attended the wedding. Angham's father and son, Omar, chose not to attend her wedding. In December 2005, Angham gave birth to a son Abdel Rahman. The marriage did not last long, and Angham divorced Fahd in June 2008. Artistry Voice Angham has said that from childhood she was influenced by Arabic classics and soul musicians such as Mohammed Abdel Wahab, Fairuz and Umm Kulthum. Her music contains strong influences of gospel urban contemporary music, Arabic classics, R&B, waltz and lately reggaeton. Angham is said to be able to cover all the notes from alto vocal range to six-octave vocal range. In her early years, she attempted to emulate Fairuz's simple notes, to ensure an efficient way of communication emotions. In Maa Hobby (With Love) talk show, Angham said that "singing in a low voice is far much more difficult than screaming in high pitch notes. There are not so many artists today that are capable of doing so." Angham's vocal trademark is her ability to sing in the whistle register and to transfer true emotions through her songs. Discography Studio albums 1987: Fil Rokn elBaeed elHady (In The Far Distant Corner) 1988: Awal Gawab (First Letter) 1989: Lalili Lali 1989: Layeg (It Suits) 1989: Shokran (Thank You) 1990: Ettafakna (We Agreed) 1991: Bibasata Kida (As Simple As That) 1992: Inta El A'alam (You Are The World) 1992: Shayfak (I See You) 1993: Ella Ana (Except Me) 1994: Inta Mahboubi (You Are My Beloved, love) 1995: Baollak Eih (Tell You What) 1996: Akdar (I Can Make It Through) 1996: Shey Daa''' (Something Lost) 1997: Betheb Meen (Who Do You Love) 1998: Khally Bokra li Bokra