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Hindi Zahra

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Hindi Zahra is a renowned singer and composer from Morocco. Born into a family with numerous music talents, Hindi decided to take a career in the music industry and became known for her single “Imik Simik” from her first album “Handmade. Most of Zahra’s songs are all centered around themes of self-realization and love.

Discography

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Homeland2015 • AlbumTracks: 11

Until The Next Journey2011 • albumTracks: 6

Handmade- Remastered2011 • albumTracks: 11

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