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'''Dahmane El Harrachi''' (born on [[July 7]], [[1925]] in [[El Biar]], [[Algiers|Alger]], [[Algeria]]-died on [[August 31]], [[1980]] in [[Algiers|Alger]], [[Algeria]]) was an [[Algeria]]n [[Chaabi|Chaâbi]] singer of [[Chaoui]] origin. He is mostly remembered for his song "Ya Rayeh" which has since been made famous again by the likes of [[Rachid Taha]], [[Cheb Khaled]] and [[Faudel]].<ref>[http://dzlit.free.fr/dahmaneh.html Dz Lit - Dahmane El Harrachi<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> |
'''Dahmane El Harrachi''' (born on [[July 7]], [[1925]] in [[El Biar]], [[Algiers|Alger]], [[Algeria]]-died on [[August 31]], [[1980]] in [[Algiers|Alger]], [[Algeria]]) was an [[Algeria]]n [[Chaabi|Chaâbi]] singer of [[Chaoui]] origin. He is mostly remembered for his song "[[Ya Rayeh]]" which has since been made famous again by the likes of [[Rachid Taha]], [[Cheb Khaled]] and [[Faudel]].<ref>[http://dzlit.free.fr/dahmaneh.html Dz Lit - Dahmane El Harrachi<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> |
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He moved to [[France]] in [[1949]] living in [[Lille]], then [[Marseille]], before eventually settling in [[Paris]]. It was in [[Paris]] where he made a name for himself, playing in the numerous [[Algeria]]n cafés. |
He moved to [[France]] in [[1949]] living in [[Lille]], then [[Marseille]], before eventually settling in [[Paris]]. It was in [[Paris]] where he made a name for himself, playing in the numerous [[Algeria]]n cafés. |
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Revision as of 20:49, 11 July 2008
Dahmane El Harrachi (born on July 7, 1925 in El Biar, Alger, Algeria-died on August 31, 1980 in Alger, Algeria) was an Algerian Chaâbi singer of Chaoui origin. He is mostly remembered for his song "Ya Rayeh" which has since been made famous again by the likes of Rachid Taha, Cheb Khaled and Faudel.[1]
He moved to France in 1949 living in Lille, then Marseille, before eventually settling in Paris. It was in Paris where he made a name for himself, playing in the numerous Algerian cafés.
He died on August 31, 1980 in a car accident on the highway in Alger.
Personal
His father, originally from the Chaoui village of Djellal in the province of Khenchla, was the Muezzin at the Great Mosque of Algiers.