Kadim Al Sahir Celebrates His Son's Wedding

Iraqi superstar Kadim Al Sahir celebrated on Saturday his son Omar's wedding at a luxury hotel in Rabat, Morocco.

The wedding was attended by a large number of Iraqi, Moroccan, and Lebanese  singers, as well as public figures including: Asmaa Al Mnwar, Younis Al Rebaty and others.

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Al Sahir was keen to perform a number of his famous songs during the ceremony like: “Hal Andak shak”, and “Koly Ahobak”, amidst a warm applause and greetings from all attendees.

Moreover, the Moroccan bride Noura has grabbed attention with her beauty and her traditional Amazigh wedding dress.

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Noteworthy, Al Sahir was born on September 12, 1957 in Mosul, Iraq. He is an Iraqi singer, composer and songwriter. He has been dubbed the "Caesar of Arabic Song", and "Iraq's Ambassador to the world".

He has established himself as one of the most successful singers in the history of the Arab world, since the start of his career. His songs ranged from big romantic ballads to pop and Arab classical music,and they sometimes take a political swing.

He became deeply familiar with both classical Arab music, whose main representatives were Egyptian and Lebanese, and the Iraqi maqam repertoire; a local art form featuring vocal virtuosity and a vast repertoire. This solid grounding in traditional musical styles informs his work as both a singer and a composer.