Nadia Benyoucef

Nadia Benyoucef (born with Algiers in 1958) is a singer Algérie.

It is born in 1958 with Bad Djedid, with the Casbah of Algiers. Brilliant interpreter, it would be originating in the surroundings of Cherchell, then raises with El-Mossilia, but it gives up its musical studies. El-hane OAU Chabab , the emission of Television devoted to the young talents, reveals it with the public in 1973, whereas it was only fifteen years old. By the hot and fine stamp of its voice, it introduces a note of freshness into the interpretation of the Hawzi . Leytim will be used to him as prelude before the great success of Ya Mima , song which was especially composed to him by Rabah Driassa. Its collaboration with two experienced type-setters, Mâati Bachir and Tahar Benhamed, brings only satisfactions to him: Yal Warda and El Khatem .

Its duets with Chaou ( El Waldine and Kahwa or Latey ) and Kouffi ( Yassadni and Lazem Tedbir ) will not pass unperceived. However, almost the totality of its career remains marked by two personalities: Mâati Bachir for the composition ( Aâmrat Indian millet , Lqit Lghzel , El Mouhami , etc) and Saloua for the councils. It leaves teaching to be devoted to the music and its hearth. Questioned on what she thinks of the political parties (in 1990), she answered “My party me, it is my public and my policy it is the music. ” In June 1994, it abruptly announced its final withdrawal of the artistic scene, going until requiring of the radio and on television to cease the diffusion of its songs. She will insist on the fact that the reasons of its withdrawal are “voluntary and personal”. However, it will take again the song in a discrete way and settled with Marseilles (1996).

It is a reference in the of Algiers music.

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