Chapter I
First prize at Nojoum El Ghad
Discovered by maestro Abdelhamid Belaljia, he won the young talent competition at Carthage.
Biography
A life in music.
From his early prize at Nojoum El Ghad to Habbit Zamani and collaborations with the Arab world's leading artists: the story of Ghazi Ayadi.
“This song was the closest to the audience. That's why the evening became Habbit Zamani.”
Chapter II
The album Habbit Zamani
This album brought him to the attention of audiences across Tunisia, followed by beloved songs including Sidi Habibi, Cheyfine Ouyounou and Al Ain.
Chapter III
Rotana, Rozana and Melody
He worked with major Arab music labels and performed in Tunisia, Egypt, Lebanon and Morocco. He also joined Tunisia's national music ensemble.
Chapter IV
Composing for leading Arab voices
He composed for Hani Shaker, Ragheb Alama, Saber Rebaï, Sherine Abdel Wahab and Nancy Ajram while continuing his own performances.
Chapter V
A Tunisian music celebration in Hammamet
He shared the festival stage with Asma Ben Ahmed and Mehdi Ayachi, under the direction of maestro Mohamed El Aswad.
Chapter VI
Habbit Zamani at the Hammamet Festival
His first solo Hammamet show in nearly thirty years: two hours with Youssef Belhani's orchestra, duets with Moez Ayadi and Aymen Lassik, and tributes to fellow artists.