Dalida

Dalida was an Egyptian singer of Italian origin, who made her career in France. She received 55 golden records and was the first singer to receive a diamond disc.
Dalida began performing in music halls and cabarets, singing in French, Italian, Arabic in which she was fluent, and other languages.
She would go on to record in several languages, touring the globe with sold-out performances, including an appearance Carnegie Hall in New York City.
During her career, Dalida recorded 500 French songs, 200 of which were translated into Italian, and 300 into other languages.
She sold more than 150 million albums world-wide, winning numerous awards, scoring more than 70 gold records.