Salma Rachid is a shining star in the Moroccan art scene and has a distinctive and powerful voice.

Salma Rachid is a Moroccan artist born on June 13, 1994, in Casablanca. She was a university student in the economics department and changed her direction to the media because it is close to her artistic field. Her star appeared in the talent discovery program Arab Idol in its second season on MBC 1. The audience gave her several nicknames, including Cinderella and Sultana.

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Salma Rashid's artistic beginnings Since her early childhood, Salma Rashid had a penchant for designing fashions for her dolls and also loved singing. She was known within her family and among her classmates throughout her academic career for her penchant for singing. She inherited this passion from her father, who in his youth was part of a singing group and was skilled at playing various stringed instruments. From the university auditorium, and without prior warning, Salma Rashid headed to the second season of the talent discovery program Arab Idol. She entered the competition in the performance stage and received unanimous approval from the members of the judging panel.

She continued to shine in all stages of the program, and due to the strength and rarity of her voice and her overwhelming presence on stage, and her performance of all types of singing, Egyptian, Lebanese, Gulf and Moroccan, despite her young age, made everyone who heard her voice testify to her bright future in singing, starting with the members of the judging panel who all acknowledged the strength and purity of her voice and predicted that she would have a great role in the Arab world, especially the artist Ragheb Alama who believed in her talent from the first sight, passing through the guests of the program episodes who also praised her voice such as Diana Haddad, and Mohamed Mounir who described her voice as revolutionary, ending with great artists who have their place in the world of singing who admired the beauty of her voice and her overwhelming charisma such as the artist Asala Nasri who said that Salma Rashid is in the form of an artist and that she loved her and loved her formation.

Post-program phase Salma Rashid emerged from the competition to win the hearts of thousands of fans and supporters. Her following doubled, and the songs she performed on the show achieved the highest viewership rates, reaching tens of millions of viewers, with an unwavering interest.

Salma Rashid's titles Salma Rashid was appointed a Goodwill Ambassador for Children with Special Needs. As part of this mission, she made several visits to charitable organizations, needy families, and a children's cancer hospital in Morocco. In Palestine, she visited a kindergarten in the Amari refugee camp. She was also appointed an Ambassador for the American Academy of Plastic Surgery Hospital.

Salma Rashid's tributes I have received several honors:

- In Morocco: She was chosen among the most prominent Moroccan figures for the year 2013 and in the city of Tetouan: - She obtained honorary membership in the Hanan Foundation. - She received the shield of the best singer for the year 2013 and in the city of Rabat: - Honored by the Iraqi Embassy in Rabat

Salma Rashid's works In singing Singles "Feeling" (2014) "Forfe" (2014) "Bring It Back to Me" (2014) "Hear Me Your Pulse" (2015) "How difficult is your absence" (2016) "Whisper of Love" (2017) "Ya Haniali" (2017) What's New with You? (2017) "The Moroccan" (2017) "May the Rain Come" (2017) "What is he doing?" (2018)

Arabic songs In May 2014, she performed at the Mawazine Festival, where she released her first work, the song “Ehsas,” with lyrics by poet and composer Mohamed Al-Rifai and music by Ahmed Ibrahim and Mohamed Al-Rifai. She was chosen by a Palestinian company to perform a Palestinian song, "Bring Me Back," dedicated to the people of Gaza and Palestine. The song was written by Rami Shabana, composed by Khaled Khasib, and distributed by Rashid Mohammed Ali. In December 2014: She released a Moroccan song titled "Forfi", with lyrics by Mustafa Al-Kaouachi, music by Radwan Al-Dairy, and arrangement by Rashid Muhammad Ali.

In May 2016, she released a song titled "Hear Me, Your Pulse" with lyrics by Imad Taleb, music by Hammam Hassan and Mohammed Al Sharif, and arrangement by Amir Al Ansari. The song was filmed in a music video directed by Ihab Al Rashid, which achieved great success and spread widely in the Arab world. In 2016: She released a Lebanese song titled "How Hard Is Your Absence?" with lyrics by Rami Kousa, music by Yazan Al-Sabbagh, and arrangement by Hani Al-Saadi. The song was filmed in a video clip directed by Murad Al-Khodi. In February 2017: She released a Moroccan song titled “Whisper of Love,” with lyrics by Ashraf Mohamed El-Deeb, music by Radwan El-Deiry, and arrangement by Rashid Mohamed Ali. The song was filmed in a video clip produced by Salma Rachid. In April 2017: An Iraqi song titled “Ya Hanyali” was released, a duet with the artist Yasser Abdel Wahab, with lyrics by Haider Al-Assir, music by Hammam Hassan, and distribution by Mustafa Bassem. The song was filmed in a video clip directed by Ihab Al-Rashed.

In May 2017: She released a Saudi song titled “What’s New?” with lyrics by Bandar Balhamer, music by Abdo Omar, and arrangement by Hatem Nasr. The song was filmed in a video clip produced by Salma Rashid. In July 2017: She released a Moroccan song titled “Al Maghribi” with lyrics by Farouk Kaslani, music by Osama Hanssali, and arrangement by Hamza Al Ghazi. The song was filmed in a video clip produced by Salma Rachid. Generic songs My cousins are my concern (TV series) Batoul flower My Heart Wants Him (Movie) Greetings from Abu Al Banat (TV series) In 2019: My Heart Wants Him (film) In 2020: Batoul Flower (TV series)

Salma Rashid In 2017, Salma Rashid was chosen to be the advertising face of Coca-Cola. The video clip "Coca-Cola Diyali Fein Haya" was released, starring Ahmed Shawky and a transport vehicle.

She was appointed as a Goodwill Ambassador for Children with Special Needs, and she participated in numerous purposeful projects and visits to humanitarian centers. She also gave dozens of concerts in a number of Arab countries, and entered Palestine where she held a public concert after Arab Idol, the Arab Idol.

In a new venture in her artistic career, Salma Rachid is embarking on her first cinematic experience through a joint Tunisian-Moroccan film titled "Mawwal," in which she will star alongside Tunisian rap star Nordo, in a work that combines romance and music, under the direction of director Mamdouh Abdel Ghaffar.

Intensive preparations before filming Salma Rachid recently arrived in Tunisia for a working visit to meet with the film's team and begin preliminary preparations. During this visit, she was hosted by the Voubintini Film Distribution and Production Group, where intensive working sessions were held to discuss the role's details and technical preparations.

A photo of her with director Mamdouh Abdel Ghaffar and Nordo was also circulated, which increased the audience's enthusiasm to follow this new project.

New challenges for Salma Rashid Salma expressed her happiness with this new experience, stressing that it is an important step in her artistic career, especially since it combines acting and singing, two fields she loves. She also explained that the role requires her to lose weight to suit the character she will be portraying, a task she has already begun working on by following a diet for the past few days.