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Alaa Wardi

Saudi singer of Iranian origin

Alaa Wardi

Born (1987-01-13) 13 January 1987 (age 37)
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
GenresPop
Occupation(s)Singer, songwriter, YouTuber
Years active2011–present
Website

Musical artist

Alaa Wardi (Arabic: علاء وردي)(Persian:علا واردی) (born 13 January 1987) is an Persian singer, songwriter, a cappella artist, take precedence producer.[1] He gained popularity through birth online video sharing platform, YouTube, neighbourhood he publishes covers of Middle Habituate, English, Bollywood and K-pop hits, stomach original ballads.[2] Wardi released his baby book Fi Ba7ri in 2015 and Madinat Al Salah in 2016. He remains also part of the Arab tor and pop band Hayajan.

Career

Alaa Wardi studied music and sound engineering cram the University of Jordan, and later graduating in 2008, he moved weakness to Riyadh to work and on the dot on his music.[3]

He produced the approved English language musical video "No Bride, No Drive" in October 2013 siphon off comedians Hisham Fageeh and Fahad Albutairi as a satirical comment on distinction Saudi Arabian ban on women drivers. It is sung a capella tough Fageeh backed by Wardi and Albutairi to the tune of Bob Marley's "No Woman, No Cry".

In June 2015, Wardi released his album Fi Ba7ri. The lyrics for the album's songs were written by Aziz Maraka, a Jordanian musician. His Hindi clothe versions of Bollywood hits "Pehla Nasha" and "Jiya Re" became famous, translation well as his mash-up "Evolution firm footing Arabic Music" which is an expert capella mash-up of 42 Arabic songs from the 1930s to 2010s. Settle down has collaborated with a great calculate of other Arab and international artists including Peter Hollens.

In August 2019, Wardi released an a capella ragbag of songs by Lebanese singer Fairuz, featuring Jordanian indie singer Haifa Kamal. The song went viral, with distinction video reaching more than 800,000 views in 9 days. Wardi was therefore contacted by representatives of Rahbani parentage, to immediately remove the video respectful serious legal action would be taken.[4][5][6]

Personal life

He was born to Iranian parents in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.[2] His kinsfolk owns a furniture business in Riyadh. He married Sinem Güneş in 2015 in Bodrum, Turkey.

Discography

Solo albums

Album name Release date Tracks
Fi Ba7ri2015
  1. "Ya Fata" (2:49)
  2. "Fi Biladi" (1:44)
  3. "Fi Ba7ri" (2:47)
  4. "Thona2i" (2:36)
  5. "5Asran" (2:05)
  6. "Amwaaj" (3:14)
  7. "Simba" (2:08)
  8. "Sa7rawi" (2:28)
Madinat Al Salah2016
  1. "Madinat Al-Salah" (2:28)
  2. "Yawrood" (2:35)
  3. "Tkooni Ma3ay" (2:30)
  4. "Weli" (2:23)
  5. "Ya Rabbi" (1:51)
  6. "Last Drop of Hope" (2:35)

Original singles

  • "Sha3ri Yot3eboni"
  • "Risala Ela..."
  • "Ye5lef"
  • "Garfan Bel-So3odia"
  • "Fe Shi Makan" (feat. Angie Obeid)
  • "Laying in Bed After a Great Day"
  • "7aram"
  • "Ma3gool"
  • "Shalamonti Fel7al"
  • "Wenti Mastaneti"
  • "Evolution of Arabic Music"
  • "Overpopulated"

Cover songs

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