Mohamed Lamine
Algerian raï singer born in Algiers on December 4, 1970, Mohamed Lamine began
his career in 1984, after winning the Alhane Wachababe competition. His first
track, "Sidi Tabeb", proved an instant hit with Algerian audiences, who raved
about the albums Sid Juge (1990), Raï sur Casbah (1995), Bessah Emchit (1996)
and Fatek Louakt Rah (1998), as well as cassettes such as En Live à Paris
(1997). A guest on Magic System's "Un gaou à Oran " with the group 113, which
reached No. 9 in France in 2004 and in other European countries, his popularity
continued to grow after duets with singers...
Un gaou à Oran (Un gaou a Oran)113, Mohamed Lamine and Magic System
ClandestinoRim'K, Mohamed Lamine and Sheryne
Trop d'Énergie (Trop d'Energie)Rohff and Mohamed Lamine
Un gaou à Oran (Un gaou a Oran)113, Mohamed Lamine and Magic System
IncomprisMafia K'1 Fry, Mohamed Lamine and Ablaye M’Baye
Loin du rivageNessbeal and Mohamed Lamine
Un gaou à Oran (Un gaou a Oran)113, Mohamed Lamine and Magic System
Raï'n'B Fever
3:29
ClandestinoRim'K, Mohamed Lamine and Sheryne
Famille Nombreuse
3:31
Trop d'Énergie (Trop d'Energie)Rohff and Mohamed Lamine
La Fierté des Nôtres
4:08
Un gaou à Oran (Un gaou a Oran)113, Mohamed Lamine and Magic System
Cessa Kiè la Vérité
IncomprisMafia K'1 Fry, Mohamed Lamine and Ablaye M’Baye
Jusqu'à La Mort
Loin du rivageNessbeal and Mohamed Lamine
La Mélodie des Briques
