Moroccan singers who dominated the Moroccan and Arab scene

Several Moroccan singers have achieved great fame and success locally and in the Arab world, to the point that they were able to create a name with a high status and wide fame in the singing community, so these stars have become famous names in the Arab world.

Below, Speciale reviews 12 Moroccan singers among the stars who have made a name for themselves in gold for many years and are known worldwide. They also topped the scene and were able to achieve their name in the singing circles:

Moroccan singers who achieved wide fame Samira Said

The most difficult thing about success is staying on top, but the great Moroccan singer Samira Saeed, with her distinctive voice and her intelligence in choosing her works, was able to embark on a long artistic career crowned with successes that made her name shine in the sky of stars, and even reserve an important place among the singers of the Arab world.

Samira's success did not come easy at all. When she started her career, she was among the great stars of the "age of beautiful art" as we call it, such as the Egyptian nightingale Abdel Halim Hafez, Warda Al-Jazairia, and many others. It is a generation of talent giants that will not be repeated, whether in great melodies or the strength of voices that the audience still uses as an example. Despite all of that, Samira Saeed was able at the time to have her own distinctive singing style, and her fame began in the Arab countries, and she quickly began to reap success. Although she was a young singer at the time, she was hosted with the great stars, such as her meeting with the artist Laila Murad and the late great composer Baligh Hamdi.

The diva has presented more than 46 albums and 500 songs, through which she has won awards that no Arab singer has ever won before. She was the first Arab singer to receive an invitation from Pope John Paul II to participate in Bologna, Italy, on September 27, 1997, in a huge music concert within the twenty-third Italian Eucharistic Congress, and she presented a trio entitled “The Tree of Faith and Peace.”

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Janat is one of the most prominent young singers in the Arab world, and is in high demand at concerts and various programs. She is also distinguished by her ability to sing in dialects other than Moroccan, such as the Egyptian dialect.

Janat was able to gain the admiration of the audience through the album “What’s Between You and Me” in 2006, and through it she won many awards, up until the album “Love Emtlak” in 2009, which also achieved the highest sales rate, and through it she won the Middle East Music Award and the ART Award.

Asmaa Lamnawar

Asma Lamnawar's singing debut was at the age of 17, in 1995, through one of the songs produced by the Moroccan National Radio. Between 1996 and 2000, she visited several countries with the "Oriental Mood Music Group", such as Egypt, Libya, and the Gulf States, most notably Kuwait.

She achieved wide fame and collaborated with the artist Kazem El Saher, the artist Abu Bakr Salem, Abdullah Al Rowaished, Ali bin Mohammed and Hussein Al Jasmi.

She is also known for her collaboration with Ali Bin Mohammed on the song “My Heart is Always With You,” which achieved Arab success. She is the first to present a joint song with the artist Kazem El Saher.

Donia Batma

Donia Batma is active and hardworking. She participated in the Studio 2M singing program, but luck was not on her side. In 2011, she participated in the famous Arab Idol program and competed for the title, taking second place, after Carmen Suleiman. Despite her loss, she dazzled the Arab world with her golden voice and the precision of her performance of the stars’ songs.

She was also an ambassador for Moroccan art after winning the admiration of Arab audiences in various parts of the world, and was appreciated by the members of the judging committee, which included Lebanese artist Ragheb Alama, Emirati Ahlam, and Egyptian music distributor Hassan El Shafei.

She started out in the world of singing and built a large fan base, becoming one of the most famous Moroccan singers and known throughout the Arab world.

Iman Batma

Artist Iman Batma, although she decided to take a creative path, just as her father, artist Hamed Batma, and her sister, Donia Batma, did , she turned to the world of singing, and although she is at the beginning of her journey and has only released a few songs, she was able to achieve wide views with her works.

Salma Rashid

Salma Rachid was born on June 13, 1994 in Casablanca. She studied economics at university. She gained her fame through the second season of the Arab Idol talent show on MBC, and then took off across the Arab world with distinctive songs.

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Ibtisam Tiskat began her artistic career by participating in many talent discovery programs, as she saw it as the first step towards achieving stardom and fame, and she actually participated in the second season of the talent show Arab Idol.

Luck was not on the Moroccan star's side and she was eliminated before the final rounds. She is one of the artists who fight to achieve their goals, so she decided to repeat the experience of singing programs and participated in the tenth season of Star Academy, so that this program would be the beginning of her true launch.

Ibtisam Tiskat did not reach the stardom she has now for nothing. Over the course of many years, she suffered and went through many situations that made her a real star.

Basma Bousil

Artist Basma Bousil, although she recently entered the world of singing, rose like a rocket in the singing arena, as she released several songs after her separation, and was able to prove herself in the singing arena.

Basma has an attractive voice that has the ability to reach the hearts of listeners, and at the same time makes her leave a special mark. She is also distinguished by her diversity, as she sings romantic, enthusiastic and emotional songs, which makes her able to reach a wide segment of the audience.

Beautiful Beddawi

Jamila El Badawi's first start in singing was in 2010 through her participation in the Gulf Star program, and despite not winning the title, she achieved great success.

Jamila began her real artistic career by releasing the video clip for her song "Ya Weil Hali" in 2012, and released another video clip for the song "Yaqoulou Yaqoulou" the following year. In the same year, she participated in the seventh Moroccan festival, after which she launched into the world of singing.

Ghaytha Lahmamsi

A model for a comprehensive artist, she started out in the field of fashion shows, especially the Moroccan caftan.

She then entered the artistic field as a singer and actress, and presented many television and cinematic works.

Happy Honor

Saida Charaf is an authentic Moroccan Sahrawi Hassani artist, beloved by the masses who chant her name at every event and concert.

Zeina Al-Dawoudia

Her real name is Hind Al Hanouni (born in 1979) in Casablanca, Morocco . She is considered one of the most important folk singers in Morocco. She is also known by several artistic names, including Shaba Zeina or Zeina Al Daoudia.

Daoudia is considered one of the most beautiful and powerful Moroccan singers who is respected and appreciated by the public, which made her gain great fame and popularity as she performed in many concerts and festivals in many countries of the world such as Morocco, France, Spain, Italy, Canada, Germany, Belgium, Algeria, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, etc. Most of them witnessed an unprecedented turnout, so that in 2009 she organized a party in the United Arab Emirates and all the tickets for the concert were sold out.