Saida Fikri

A regular at major local and international music festivals, Saida Fikri is a leading figure in the world of Arab/Amazigh and Western music. This Moroccan-American singer-songwriter and guitarist grew up alongside renowned artists such as Nass el Ghiwane, Fayrouze, Ray Charles, Dolly Parton, Bob Dylan, and many others. With her melodious voice that expresses love and peace, she conveys the suffering of people, and her captivating stage presence, she delights countless fans. Don't miss out and book her for your venues or festivals as soon as possible.

Saida Fikri is an exceptional artist who sings in Amazigh, Arabic, French, and English. She rose to prominence in the early 1990s with the release of her debut album, Nadmana, and has since achieved recognition in numerous countries. Her artistic approach is driven by her desire to express the identity of impoverished people through her music. To this end, she has created her own musical style and has chosen to be the voice of the voiceless.

Saida Fikri's popularity began after she was invited by the Belgian government in 1998 to represent North African women. That same year, she gave major concerts across several European countries. Saida Fikri has since recorded about ten albums focused on themes of love and peace in the world. Her latest singles include: "Mansoura," where she addresses the suffering of underage girls; "Weld Zanka," which highlights the plight of homeless children; and "Ana Lhorra," where she speaks about the ambitions, dreams, and demands of women in developing countries.