Khaled
Algerian singer-songwriter with 'Aïcha'
Algerian singer-songwriter with 'Aïcha'
Born in 1960, a prominent figure in the raï music genre, which blends Arabic and Western musical influences. Began music career in the 1980s and gained international recognition. His song 'Aïcha' became a global hit, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of Algeria. Khaled's music often addresses themes of love and social issues, resonating with audiences worldwide. Throughout his career, he collaborated with various artists and contributed to the popularization of raï music on the global stage, performing at numerous international music festivals.
Released the hit song 'Aïcha'
Popularized raï music internationally
Collaborated with international artists
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