Aziza Jalal

Aziza Jalal
Aziza Jalal
Background information
Native name عزيزة محمد جلال
Birth name Aziza Mohamed Jalal
Born (1958-12-15) 15 December 1958
Meknès, Morocco
Genres Arabic music, Egyptian pop, Moroccan pop.
Occupation(s) Singer, record producer
Years active 1975–1985
Labels Mazzika
Alam El Phan
Sawt El Hob
Sawt El Phan
Website Aziza Jalal

Aziza Jalal (Arabic: عزيزة جلال‎, Aziza Jalal; born 15 December 1958)[1] is a Moroccan former Arabic pop singer.

Career

Aziza Jalal is an iconic Arabic singer from Morocco.[2]

In a singing career that lasted from 1975-1985, Aziza Jalal became a popular classical singers across the Arab world before deciding to give up the artistic scene for a life of piety with a Saudi husband. She was known to be King Hassan II of Morocco's favourite signer, and often appeared on Moroccan television and at state occasions singing nationalistic, pan-Arab, and Islamic-themed material.[3]

Retirement

In 1985, Aziza Jalal chose to leave the stage. Aziza Jalal married a Saudi businessman who asked her to give up her career.[4]

Discography

Studio albums

Songالأغاني
Halakti Ayouni Hna W Hnakحلقت عيوني هنا وهناك
Ahila Al Maghrebعاهل المغرب
Batala Al Qodssبطل القدس
Ya Laylo Toulياليـل طول
Al Aido Adaالعيد عاد
Annouro Mawsoloالنور موصول
Yorani Liarchikaيغن لعرشك
Min Koli Dakit Albمن كل دقة قلب
Sayidi Ya Sid Sadatiسيدي ياسيد ساداتي
Gazayil Follahغزيل فله
Ya Shoueياشوق هزني هوى الشوق
Ella Aweel Matkabilnaإلا أول ماتقابلنا
Howa El Hobi Liabaهو الحب لعبه
Waltakaynaوالتقينا
Zayi Mantaزي مانت
Minak Wi Eleekمنك واليك
Mestaniyak [5]مستنياك
Min Haak Tiatibniمن حقك تعاتبني
Haramti El Hobحرمت الحب عليه
Rouhi Feekروحي فيك
Azzamzamiyaقصيدة الزمزمية
Mawlayمولاي
Ghali Ya Hassanغال ياحسن
Inta Omriإنت عمري
Arouh Liminأروح لمين
Al Atlalالأطلال
Layali El Onssليالي الأنس
Youmi El Massiraِمِن يِنسى يوم المسيرة
Official song of the Pan Arab Games 19851985 الأغنية الرسمية لإفتتاح الألعاب العربية
Man Anaمن أنا؟

References

  1. ↑ Aziza Galal sur alrai.com, consulté le 15 août 2014.
  2. ↑ "عزيزة جلال.. العفوية والأسلوب النوذجي الفاخر!". جريدة الرياض (in Arabic). Retrieved 2018-03-19.
  3. ↑ "Pop Culture in North Africa and the Middle East: Entertainment and Society around the World". publisher.abc-clio.com. Retrieved 2018-03-19.
  4. ↑ ""يحيى يعيش" وpasse-partout وManipulation". الأخبار (in Arabic). Retrieved 2018-03-19.
  5. ↑ عزيزة جلال - أشهر من جلست على كرسي الانتظار

Further reading

  • Pop Culture in North Africa and the Middle East: Entertainment and Society around the World, by Andrew Hammond, Series: Entertainment and Society around the World, 2017 - 319 pages. ISBN 1440833834, 978-1440833830
  • الرماد والموسيقى: حفريات في ذاكرة غنائية عربية, واصل، أحمد, دار الفرابي، 2009 - ISBN 9953713340, 9789953713342-
  • Alif bāʼ, Volume 10, by Karīm Irāqī, Publisher, Dār al-Jamāhīr lil-Ṣiḥāfah, 1977, Indiana University - Digitized on 16 July 2010
  • Iraqi Maqam voices of women: an analytical study of the critical technical experience of Iraqi women in singing Almqami, by Hussein Azami, by Hussein Azami, AIRP, 2005 - 316 pages. ISBN 9953366772, 9789953366777
  • Songs and stories, by Karīm Irāqī, by Karīm Irāqī, Company Whites of Arts and Letters, Volume 1, Aghānī wa-ḥikāyātuhā, Karīm ʻIrāqī -
  • La condition de la femme au Maroc, by Abderrazak Moulay Rchid, Volume 33 of Collection de la Faculté des sciences juridiques, économiques et sociales: Série de langue française Issue 33 of Collection: Série de langue française, Jamiʻat Muḥammad V. Kullīyat al-Huqūq wa-al-ʻUlūm al-Iqtisādiyah wa-al-Siyāsiyah, Editions de la Faculté des sciences juridiques, économiques, et sociales de Rabat, 1985 - . (in French)
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