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

Intro Singer from Morocco
Is Singer 
From Morocco 
Type Music 
Gender female
Birth 10 March 1984, Sefrou, Sefrou Province, Fès-Meknès, Morocco
Age: 36 years
Star sign Pisces

Sanaa Marahati (en arabe: سناء مرحتي) est une chanteuse marocaine de melhoun et de gharnati. Elle est née à Sefrou, le 10 mars 1984.

Elle a six albums produits par le label Fassiphone et une centaine de représentations musicales publiques aussi bien au Maroc qu’au niveau international à son actif. Elle figure parmi les femmes qui ont pu conjuguer modernité et tradition.

Biographie

Sanaa s’inscrit au conservatoire de musique, et de là commence une longue carrière artistique et participe régulièrement au festivals les plus prestigieux comme ceux de Fès, Rabat, Tafilalet, où elle décroche en 1999, le premier prix de la meilleure interprétation pour les jeunes de moins de 18 ans, toutes nationalités confondues.

Sanaa Marahati détient une licence en linguistique française et réalise un mémoire de fin d’études sur « la perception de l’image de la femme dans la poésie du melhoun ».

Sanaa Marahati a marqué sa présence aussi sur les chaines nationales marocaines à travers deux programmes télévisés dédiés au Melhoun (diffusés pendant le mois de Ramadan. Elle a aussi diverses parutions dans des soirées télévisées (Naghma wa tay, Chada al-Alhane, Massar…).

Bien plus productives que ses rivaux elle publie 6 albums qui obtiennent énormément de succès auprès du label Fassiphone.

En 2010, elle prépare deux nouveaux albums.

Discographie

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  • Melhoun
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