Nawawe’s biography, fact, career, awards, net worth and life story

Intro Sudanese rapper and singer
A.K.A. Osman saif eddin
Is Rapper
Singer
From Sudan
Type Music
Gender male
Birth

1 March 1996, Khartoum, Khartoum, Sudan

Age 24 years
Star sign Pisces
Genre:
Hip hop music
Instruments:
Voice

Nawawe (Arabic: الرابر،نوووي) also known by his real name Osman saif eddin (Arabic: عثمان سيف الدين), born 1 March 1996. is a Sudanese musical artist and humanitarian he lives in Saudi Arabia. Nawawe began to sing rap in 2007. He is known for his songs “Die for Peace” as first song, and song “no jobs” about unemployment issue and Arab youth suffering with unequal opportunities, also he known for his songs “my dreams”. His first recording was in 2007 from his home, and his first official contract signed in 2009 with the Sudanese “Mazika Sudaniah Record”, which includes his first official album (Art of my life).

Discography

Studio Albums

  • Make a way (2007)
  • Art of my life (2009)
  • Abkm’ (2014)

Singles

  • Die for peace (2007)
  • No jobs’ (2007)
  • TEHT Khattak YA ZMN (2009)
  • Sahib Alomrr (Best friend) (2009)
  • AHLAMEY (My dreams) (2009)
  • Art of my life (2009)
  • It is my problem(2009)
  • Mafe Mstaheel (nothing impossible) (2011)
  • Abkm Natq (Mute pronunciation) (2013)
  • Zrt aml (hope Corn) (2013)
  • Watani (My country) (2013)
  • Soot Mktoom (Thud) (2013)
  • Knock you Down (2014)
  • End of the world (2015)
  • Some body Help me (2015)
  • anghami.com
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