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Ayman Alatar

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Ayman Alatar
أيمن الأعتر
Ayman in 2014
Born (1982-03-06) March 6, 1982 (age 42)
Tripoli, Libya
Occupations
  • singer
  • actor
Years active1992 – present
Musical career
GenresArabic music
Labels
WebsiteAymanAlatar.com

Ayman Alatar (Arabic: أيمن الأعتر; born 6 March 1982) is a Libyan singer of Arabic pop music.[1] He was the winner of SuperStar, Season 2, 2004, the Arabic version of American Idol.

Early life and career

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Alatar was born in Tripoli. He was the winner of the Libyan song festival 2001, the first edition. He is also nominated for Kora Awards 2016,[2] African music Awards, in the category of “Best Artist of North Africa” with the track “Hal El Awadem”. Ayman was also nominated for Afrima Awards 2016,[3] held in Nigeria in the category of “Best Artist OF North Africa” with the track "Fi Galbi Kalam" from his third album.

Alatar released his first album, Bahibak and a music video of the song “Bahibak” in 2005. Alatar is the first Arabic singer, who is not a native speaker of the khaleeji dialect that released a full album in that dialect. His second album, "Hal EL Awadem"[4] was produced and distributed by Rotana in November 2014.[5]

Alatar's third album "Fi Galbi Kalam" is a mini album of four Khaliji (music) songs. This album and the music video of the hit song “Fi Galbi Kalam” were released by Rotana in February 2016.[6]

Alatar performed at the closing concert of Febrayer Kuwait festival 2015. He also took part in the tribute concert for the late Warda Al-Jazairia in Algeria in June 2015. He was the star of the TFK London Launch Party under the patronage of Sheikh Majed Alsabah in London in 22/7/2016. Alatar and his team organized the concert at Union Chapel, becoming the first Arabic singer to sing with the London Community Gospel Choir.[7]

Alatar's collaboration with Viber in 2018 resulted in releasing his own stickers to be used by viber users.[8]

Singles

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  • "Ya Lailaty" 2011
  • "Halba" 2013
  • "Yalaziz" 2014[9]
  • "Shwayat Hanan" 2015
  • "Ramadan" 2015
  • "Ana Wella Ana" 2017
  • "Allah Yester" 2017
  • "Wesh Asameek" 2018
  • "Aanest Ya Ramadn" 2018
  • "Ya Delaly" 2018[10]
  • "La Arak" 2019
  • "Makafak" 2019
  • "Salam Libya" 2019
  • "Rouh" 2019[11]
  • "Ouyoni" 2021
  • "Mahagait" 2021
  • "Kilna Kathab" 2021
  • "Lao Yelaheth" 2021
  • "Khithlanek" 2021
  • "Rahbiti" 2022
  • "Atetek Hob" 2022
  • "Semaat Ennek" 2022

Music videos

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  1. "Bahibak" 2005 directed by Leila Kanaan.
  2. "Halba" 2013 directed by Ahmed Almahdi.
  3. "Yalaziz" 2014 directed by Oz Thakkar.
  4. "Hal El Awadem" 2014 directed by Jak x.
  5. "Fi Galbi Kalam” 2016 directed by Carly Cussen.
  6. "Ebtesem" 2016 directed Rossco.
  7. "Allah Yester" 2017 directed by Gilbert Bouzied and sponsored by Pepsi Arabia.
  8. "La Arak" 2019 directed by Geoffrey Airebamen.
  9. "Salam Ya Libya" 2019.
  10. "Rahbiti" 2022 directed by Saeed Farhat.
  11. "Atetek Hob" 2022.
  12. "Semaat Ennek" 2022 directed by Igor Fain.

Discography

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  1. Bahibak 2005
  2. Hal El Awadem 2014
  3. Fi Galbi Kalam 2016

References

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  1. ^ "Ayman Alatar - Google Search". g.co.
  2. ^ "BIOGRAPHY AYMAN ALATAR - KORA". 30 December 2015. Archived from the original on 28 March 2018. Retrieved 27 March 2018.
  3. ^ "All Africa Music Awards releases 2016 nominees". 8 September 2016.
  4. ^ "Ayman Alatar music album design".
  5. ^ "Ayman Alatar Returns With A Sweet 2014 Album @Ayman_Alatar".
  6. ^ "أيمن الأعتر - الموقع الرسمي لمجموعة روتانا". الموقع الرسمي لمجموعة روتانا. Retrieved 24 October 2016.
  7. ^ "الأعتر ينثر شذى وعطر الطرب العربي في عاصمة الضباب". 26 July 2016.
  8. ^ "Viber users". stickers.viber.com. Retrieved 16 April 2023.
  9. ^ "Ayman Al Aataar: The Libyan King Of The Summer @Ayman_Alatar".
  10. ^ "بالفيديو: أيمن الأعتر يغني «يا دلالي".
  11. ^ "الليبي أيمن الأعتر في ديو مع مغنّي بريطاني". 14 August 2019.
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