Douzi
Douzi is a Moroccan singer whose music brings together raï and pop, from “Laayoun Aynia” and “Amar” to new songs shared on his official channels.
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- Full name
- Abdelhafid Douzi
- Born
- April 30, 1985 · Oujda, Morocco
- Music
- Raï and Moroccan pop
- Early breakout
- “Yali Nassini” became a radio hit in 2004.
Mini bio
How it started.
Born in Oujda, Abdelhafid Douzi began singing as a child. His brother Kader, a singer, composer and lyricist, helped teach him the craft and became his manager. His early Moroccan television appearances included “La Lil Harb,” a song composed by Kader. Douzi later moved to Belgium to join his family and continued developing his music there.
Songs that travelled.
“Yali Nassini” became a radio hit in 2004. Another lasting part of his story is “Laayoun Aynia,” his reinterpretation of Jil Jilala’s song. In his 2025 Afropop interview, Douzi explained that his brother suggested updating it for younger listeners. Jil Jilala joined him in the studio, and David Piccolo contributed the English vocals.
Still making music.
His catalogue includes “Lmouja” and “Amar,” alongside Ramadan songs and collaborations. In 2026 he released the four-track Hasdouna EP, followed by “Chhal Galou” with Mhamed Tyoussi and the official video for “Matfahmnach.”
Creditschronological, newest first
- 2026MatfahmnachSinger and co-lyricist
- 2026HasdounaLead vocalist; lyricist on the title track and co-writer on AL Qessa Kemlat and Laylat al wadaa
- 2025Ehda 7abbaDuet vocalist with Diana Haddad
- 2018AmarSinger
- 2017LmoujaSinger
- 2010Laayoun AyniaSinger
Awards
Quotes
An artist sings for the public, not for himself.Douzi, Afropop Worldwide
In a July 2025 interview, he explained why his repertoire also includes songs for Ramadan and Eid.
Trivia
- Jil Jilala spent a week in the studio with him for his version of “Laayoun Aynia,” according to his Afropop interview.
- He has sung in Arabic, French, English, Spanish, Turkish and Hindi, as noted by Mawazine.
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