Rabat – The great Moroccan singer Naima Samih passed away on the night from Friday to Saturday, we learned from her relatives.
Born in Casablanca, the late Naima Samih was the doyenne of modern Moroccan song, with a rich repertoire of songs that achieved great success in the Arab world.
The late singer began her singing career at a young age before making her first television appearance in the early 70s, through the program "Mawaheb" hosted by the great composer, the late Abdenbi Jirari.
The artistic career of the diva of Moroccan song was marked by the diversity of her repertoire, which includes sentimental, patriotic, and religious songs.
The deceased collaborated with renowned composers and poets, including Abdelkader Rachdi, Ahmed Alaoui, Ahmed Tayeb El Alj, and Ali Haddani.
Among the most famous songs of the late singer are "Jrit W Jarit", "Yak A Jarhi", "Kif Lmaani", and "LBhara", as well as other titles that achieved great popular success and were covered by Arab artists.
The late Naima Samih was also the youngest Arab singer, the first Moroccan singer, and the third Arab artist to perform a concert at the famous "Olympia" in Paris, after the greats Oum Kalthoum and Fairouz.
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