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Saad Lamjarred, born April 7, 1985, is a Moroccan singer, dancer, actor, lyricist, composer, and music producer.

Saad Lamjarred is one of the most prominent and famous Arab singers. He grew up in an artistic family, as he is the son of Moroccan artist Bachir Abdo and Moroccan actress Nezha Regragui. He became famous after his Arabic songs, performed in Moroccan colloquial dialect, broke viewership records on YouTube.

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Saad Lamjarred's birthday Saad Lamjarred was born on April 7, 1985 in Rabat, into a Moroccan artistic family. His father, Bachir Lamjarred, known by his stage name Bachir Abdou, is one of the most prominent singers of the second generation in the Moroccan artistic scene. His mother, Nezha Regragui, has been a Moroccan actress for more than 35 years and one of the most prominent actresses of the second generation in the Moroccan artistic scene as well. Saad Lamjarred has an older brother named Ali Lamjarred, who has lived in London for years, where he works in tourism.

Saad Lamjarred then moved to the United States to continue his studies, and lived for 10 years in New York City. However, his love of art and singing prompted him to participate in the fourth season of Super Star in 2007, where he placed second behind the title holder Marwan Ali, while Tunisian Yosra Mahnouch came in third. During this competition, Elias Rahbani nicknamed him the Arab Julio.

Saad Lamjarred found no one to support him after the program, so he disappeared from the artistic scene for two years. Finally, he decided to produce his own works, so he released his first work in the form of a video clip entitled “Promise Me,” which was filmed in California in 2009. The song was well-received by the Moroccan public and became popular among young people at the time.

It is worth noting that Saad Lamjarred began his artistic career in 2007 after winning second place in the fourth season of Super Star. He then disappeared from the artistic scene for two years, before returning with a number of singles that achieved great success, the first of which was the video clip for the song "Wa'edini" in 2009, then the song "Salina" in 2012 from his first solo album entitled (Wala Alaik) which was released in 2013 with an Arabic flavor and Moroccan lyrics mixed with different international rhythms between Khaleeji, Moroccan pop music and electronica. It was followed by the video clip for the song "Mal Habibi Malo" from the same album, which achieved the highest views on YouTube.

Then in 2012, Saad Lamjarred released the song "Salina", written, composed and arranged by Jalal El Hamdawi, which gained him widespread recognition in the Gulf countries. He then released the album "Wala Aleek" in 2013, which achieved great success, especially for the song "Mal Habibi Malo", which was later released as a video clip and achieved more than 60 million views on YouTube. The song's success made Saad Lamjarred one of the nominees for the MTV Europe Music Award for Best Artist in the Middle East and North Africa, which went to Palestinian artist Mohammed Assaf.

His true breakthrough came with the release of his song "Enti," which topped the charts for months across the Arab world, garnering more than 12 million views in just eight weeks. But his path to international fame would be paved in 2015 with the music video "Lm3allem," which later became his nickname. The song dominated the market with over 30 million views in just 30 days, making him the first Arab artist to achieve this incredible number in a record-breaking period, a first in the Arab world.

In a few short years, Saad Lamjarred has succeeded in excelling to be nominated for and win many local, Arab and international awards, in addition to several other titles, most notably the Moroccan Music Awards, DearGuest Award, the Arab Music Awards and Murex d'Or. He was also decorated on August 21, 2015, on the occasion of the 52nd anniversary of the birth of King Mohammed VI of Morocco, at the Marchand Palace in Tangier, with the National Reward Medal, Knight Class, during the Youth Day celebrations, while his father was decorated on the same occasion with the National Reward Medal, Officer Class.

In 2017, two years after its release, Lam3allem's song broke the half-billion mark, while his song Mal Habibi Malo reached more than 200 million views on YouTube, creating an exception for Saad Lamjarred, who sits atop the throne of Arabic song, breaking records in viewership numbers as the first Arab artist to surpass one billion views for his songs on YouTube.

Saad Lamjarred released the music video for his song "Ghaltana," which, like its predecessors, achieved tremendous success in less than two weeks, garnering more than 14 million views in its first week and 30 million views in less than two weeks. In November 2017, the song's music video was nominated for the All Africa Music Awards for Best Video Clip in North Africa.

Saad Lamjarred halted all artistic releases after his arrest in Paris on charges of attempted rape of a French woman. He was imprisoned for six months pending investigation until his temporary release on April 23, 2017, with the ban on releasing any new artwork still in place.

In September 2018, following a social media campaign over the criminal allegations, some Moroccan media outlets suspended broadcasts of Saad Lamjarred's songs. In December 2018, Saad Lamjarred was released from prison after serving his sentence, but he was unable to leave France until August 2019.

On December 18, 2019, Saad Lamjarred held his first concert in Riyadh in three years. Days before the concert, a number of Saudi Twitter users expressed their disapproval of his upcoming concert.

Moroccan artist Saad Lamjarred married his first wife, "Thameen," whom he had been involved with while living in the United States. He appeared on the "Superstar" program in 2007, before they divorced.

Moroccan star Saad Lamjarred married on Friday, December 20, 2024, in a private wedding ceremony in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, attended by several Egyptian stars. The concert was attended by Egyptian artist Mohamed Nour, artist Mohamed El Esseily, and Karim Fahmy. The concert was also attended by Egyptian actor Ahmed Zaher and his wife.