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Moroccan actress Amina Rachid died Monday night at the age of 83 following a long illness.
"The Moroccan Union of Dramatic Arts Professionals" (non-governmental), via "Facebook", said that "the artist Amina Rachid, one of the pioneers of Moroccan theater, went on Monday to God's forgiveness. "
The union called the late representative and announced that a delegation of them would participate in his planned funeral Tuesday in Casablanca.
Amina Rachid is one of the pioneers of theater, television and film in Morocco, where she has provided more than 3,000 radio works between plays, dramas, series and more, and more than 600 television works.
Born in Rabat on April 11, 1936, Amina began her career in theater and national radio in the early 1960s.
His first artistic breakthrough was materialized in a radio work entitled "What's in Their Coffee" and in the "Problems and Solutions" program, followed by a variety of works and abundance.
The film career of Amina Rachid began in 1955 with the film "Doctor Wellness", a joint Franco-Egyptian-Moroccan production.
She has also participated in many cinematographic works, such as the search for the wife of my husband by Mohamed Abdel Rahman Tazi in 1993, Lalla Hobi for the same director in 1996, the fate of a woman from Hakim Fed in 1998 and salt, sugar and Bagach dying for Hakim. Nuri 2000, "The Angels of Satan" by Ahmed Bolan and "Burning Hearts" by Ahmed Maanouni 2007.
The president of the "Moroccan Union of Dramatic Arts Professionals", Massoud Bouhcine, cried the artist Amina Rachid and considered his departure as "a major loss for the national art scene".
He told the official Moroccan news agency that the deceased was one of the artists who had played at a time when this area was difficult for women and had accumulated very early an important experience, including on the radio , on television and in the theater, in which she played roles alongside artists of the founding generation.
He pointed out that Amina Rachid is one of the great artists capable of diversifying their performance styles.
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