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Mosab Al Khateeb | |
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 Al Khateeb, poster for the song “Dream Al Omar” for the year 2020 | |
| Born | Mosab mahmoud Al Khateeb مصعب محمود الخطيب 26 December 1989 |
| Nationality | Jordan |
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| Years active | 2009–present |
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| Website | Mosabalkhateeb.com |
Mosab Al Khateeb (Arabic: مصعب الخطيب) is a Jordanian singer and composer who is credited with spreading Bedouin music. He has produced several songs, including "My Current Situation, Singleness" and "Dream of a Lifetime" as well as cover songs. He also represented Jordan in multicultural events around the world, most notably the Star Academy program. It is also famous in different cities of other Arab countries.
Al-Khateeb is one of the songs of Jordanian artists who have their voice in the Arab world after participating in amateur programs and the first to produce his own. This became the basis of artists in Jordan who encouraged them to produce their own songs after they had already had a tradition of singing patriotic songs and covers of old songs.[1][2] He also mastered all dialects before appearing for the first time to the Arab public in late 2013, and he is known for having composed all of his songs so far, except for some very few songs in which he used other composers.
Biography
[edit]Al Khateeb has performed a wide range of Arabic music, from pop to classical, and has sung in most Arabic dialects. His music is renowned for fusing traditional Arabic melodies with various international musical forms. He has collaborated with international stars such as Danny Helou, Wael Elsharkawy and Khalil Roza, and has often teamed up with Lebanese poet Khalil Roza, whose work includes the operetta “Your right, Jerusalem, is upon us”. He has proved that music is a cultural symbol. [3]
Early life
[edit]He was born in the city of Salt in 1988. He grew up and studied primary school there, after which he completed his university studies in the Department of Business Administration. He began his artistic hobby since he was a child. He was influenced by singing from a young age. His artistic beginnings were in school activities and among friends, and he began at the age of nine by singing and participating in social events. He is also one of the most prominent voices that topped the scene during his participation in the Star Academy program due to the vocal quality that distinguished him. Through the musical works that he presented, he achieved positive feedback, especially from critics and musicians, to be the focus of everyone’s attention, and he achieved distinguished success, whether on the local or Arab level. . [4] [5]
Awards
[edit]- Best Star and Singer in the Star Academy program[6]
The Star Academy Arabia
[edit]In 2013, Al-Khateeb auditioned for the casting of The Star Academy Arabia, placing seventh.[7] [8]
The best years of our lives
[edit]In 2014, Al Khateeb was chosen to participate in a singing program that was broadcast once on CBC Television in recognition of his work on the Star Academy program. It is an Arabic program that was broadcast once, and Musab had the share of participating in this program, through which he presented 6 songs from the good old days. The participation was after his participation in the Star Academy program shown on the Egyptian CBC screen during the month of April 2014. It is produced by Endemol and directed by Tony Qahwaji.[9] [8]
Singles
[edit]| Year | Title |
|---|---|
| 2009 | Ya Waily |
| 2010 | Ghareeb AlWaqit |
| 2011 | Gareebah Shloun Yankrni |
| 2016 | Wadhi AlHaly |
| 2016 | AlOrdon W Eqtaa |
| 2020 | Helm AlOmor |
| 2022 | Midly Iraqi |
| 2022 | Omy |
| 2024 | Zafi Hal AlFarah |
| 2024 | Tkharjna W Injhna |
| 2025 | Noqta W Satir W Enhe |
See also
[edit]External links
[edit]- Mosab Al Khateeb Apple
- Mosab Al Khateeb Youtube
- Mosab Al Khateeb Spotify
- Mosab Al Khateeb Deezer
- Mosab Al Khateeb Anghami
- Mosab Al Khateeb Musixmatch
- Mosab Al Khateeb Boomplay
- Mosab Al Khateeb Shazam
International concerts
[edit]Mosab Al Khateeb tours all over the world to perform for his mostly Arab audiences. He has performed in many countries, including the UAE and Lebanon. Major venues include:
- Amman Summer Festival 2015
- Fuheis Festival 2019
- Palestine in the Eyes of the Emirates Festival
- Fuheis Festival 2022 [14]
- Jerash Festival 2022[15]
References
[edit]- ^ how mosab al Khateeb English
- ^ how Mosab Al Khateeb
- ^ New Day Program Talking about the launch of the Jerusalem Operetta
- ^ "Mosab Al Khateeb releases my current situation" (in Arabic). jordanzad. 14 January 2016.
- ^ "1 years : Good morning Meeting the artist Mosab Al Khateeb". Jordan: Television Corporation. 20 January 2023. Archived from the original on 12 September 2024.
- ^ "Honoring Jordanian Star Academy star Mosab Al Khateeb". manhom. 2024-07-20. Retrieved 2017-02-20.
- ^ alsaa
- ^ a b "10 years : Mosab Al-Khateeb in the first prime of Star Academy". lebanon: Star Academy. 1 September 2013. Archived from the original on 12 September 2024. Cite error: The named reference "Star Academy" was defined multiple times with different content (see the help page).
- ^ alsaa
- ^ "Mosab Al Khateeb on sm3ha". sm3ha. Retrieved 2021-04-30.
- ^ "Mosab Al Khateeb on amazon". amazon. Retrieved 2021-05-16.
- ^ "Mosab Al Khateeb on boomplay". boomplay. Retrieved 2021-09-13.
- ^ "Mosab Al Khateeb on shazam". shazam. Retrieved 2021-10-19.
- ^ Mosab al Khateeb ignites the Fuhays Festival on a Jordanian night
- ^ Mosab al Khateeb ignites the Jerash Festival
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