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Najwa Nimri

Najwa Nimri is a Spanish singer, songwriter and actress whose music spans trip-hop and electronic pop, alongside roles as Zulema in Vis a vis and Alicia Sierra in Money Heist.

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From
Pamplona, Spain
Work
Singer, songwriter and actress
Musical beginnings
Respect and Clan Club, then Najwajean with Carlos Jean
First solo album
Carefully (2001)
Screen debut
Salto al vacío (1995)

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How it started.

Najwa was born in Pamplona in 1972 and trained in acting, ballet and singing. Before her first film, she sang with the soul group Respect and the jazz group Clan Club. Her screen debut came in Daniel Calparsoro’s Salto al vacío in 1995.

Finding her sound.

An introduction through Subterfuge brought her together with producer Carlos Jean. As Najwajean, they released No Blood in 1998, with songs including “Like Those Roses” and “Dead for You”. She stepped out on her own with Carefully in 2001, writing its lyrics and music herself.

Two creative lives.

Her solo catalogue grew to include Viene de largo and AMA. On screen, she became Zulema in Vis a vis and Inspector Alicia Sierra in Money Heist, while films such as Quién te cantará brought her singing and acting worlds into the same story.

Still making songs.

In her November 2024 Vanidad interview, she said she was still composing even while screen work kept her busy. By 2026, fans had new collaborations to hear: “La Nada” with Acid Arab and “Normal que no me fíe” with Bala.

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Yo hago música porque me gustaNajwa Nimri, Vanidad

Speaking in November 2024 about continuing to compose alongside her acting work. In English: “I make music because I like it.”

Trivia

  1. Her musical training includes choral singing, and she also trained in ballet.
  2. Najwajean’s “Dead for You” became the theme tune of TVE’s film programme Versión Española.
  3. She told Vanidad that she reads psychology books while preparing difficult characters.

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