In this enjoyable book, the writer and meticulous researcher, Moheb Jamil, reviews the biography of the singer Muhammad Qandil and his artistic career in an easy and attractive manner, hoping to return to this man a portion of what he deserved while he was among us alive. But it is better late than never, or perhaps Qandil's biography was waiting for a historian. A diligent researcher like Moheb Jameel undertakes this task within the framework of his broader project through which he rereads the history of the Arab singing movement. Seeking to restore dignity to those who were neglected by the history of the song or went unnoticed, as happened in his previous books, including: Fathia Ahmed, Saleh Abdel-Hay, and Sahar Al-Mughni.