Hamdi Benani
Hamdi Benani, born on January 1, 1943, in Annaba, Algeria, was an Algerian
musician and singer. Encouraged by his uncle Mohammed Benani, a flutist, Hamdi
Benani began his musical journey at a young age, winning his first singing prize
at 16. His breakthrough came in 1963 with the remarkable performance of "Ya Bahi
El Djamel," which launched his career as both a violinist and singer. Throughout
his career, Benani released notable albums such as Ya Ahl Ellil Tahya Bikoum,
Bahi El Djamel, and Min Chit Frikitti. He is known for revitalizing the Malouf
genre by introducing modern inst...
