Khartoum — Musician Naji Alqudsi was born an artist. His history writers say he, as a young kid, had used to slip out of school to spend sometime at a club where an Italian musician trained his tender fingers on the musical strings. This early infatuation with music then gave Sudan one of its greatest musicians.
It is in the Sudanese common wisdom that cross breeds always bring about stronger children, either in body or in mind. This has sounded really true with Melodist Naji Alqudsi who was born to a Yemeni father and a Sudanese mother.
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