Rikia Magha
Moroccan singer and actress
Rikia Magha (Arabic: رقية ماغى; born 15 October 1993 in Safi) is a Moroccan singer and actress.
Career
In 2014, she took part in the third edition of the Arab Idol music competition.
In 2015, she revealed Mayhemmak in collaboration with Mahmoud Berhil and Mohamed Noubal, and began a tour in Arab countries.
In July 2019, on the occasion of the Throne Day, Rikia Magha released Lmaghreb W Jamalo, in the format of a music video directed by Noubal.
Coinciding with the 44th anniversary of the Green March, Rikia Magha released a work titled Hadi Sahrati, with rhythms blending modern music and desert tunes. In her second national song of the genre, Magha collaborated with Mohammed Al-Maghraby on the lyrical level, Mehdi Mozayine on the melodic level and Tariq Al-Hujaili for the casting.
In December 2021, Rikia Magha unveils her new single entitled Des Souvenirs, a Raï style title composed by Younes Adam and distributed by Zino Kandour.
Discography
2015 : Mayhemmak
2016: Khayl Al Qasseed
2017 : Al Layl
2017 : Qadar Qadar
2017: Tleatili Min Ween
2017: Eddunya Doros feat. Fayssal Al Jassem
2018 : Rawaea Fezaa
2018: El Qessayed Enta
2018: Chher W Semana
2018: Tebghi Al Sedq
2019: Lmaghreb W Jamalo
2019: Hada Houa Lmaghrebi feat.
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