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Al Menhali is also a composer and poet and often performs poetry without musical instruments. This style of performance is known in Arab world as Al Shallat. Having released his debut album, ''Mahma Jara'', in 2002, Al Menhali has released six albums since. He has also toured extensively across the [[Persian Gulf]] and [[Middle East]], performing in well-known festivals such as Hala February Festival, Salalah Concerts and [[Jerash Festival]].<ref>[https://www.thenational.ae/uae/authorities-and-parents-warn-young-emiratis-over-offensive-viral-dance-craze-1.654966 Authorities and parents warn young Emiratis over ‘offensive’ viral dance craze]. ''[[The National (Abu Dhabi)|The National]]''.</ref> Al Menhali has garnered praise from many local publications. ''[[Khaleej Times]]'' has described him as "a hugely popular artist in the region".<ref>[https://www.khaleejtimes.com/article/20110605/ARTICLE/306059971/1057 Star Power]. ''[[Khaleej Times]]''.</ref> |
Al Menhali is also a composer and poet and often performs poetry without musical instruments. This style of performance is known in Arab world as Al Shallat. Having released his debut album, ''Mahma Jara'', in 2002, Al Menhali has released six albums since. He has also toured extensively across the [[Persian Gulf]] and [[Middle East]], performing in well-known festivals such as Hala February Festival, Salalah Concerts and [[Jerash Festival]].<ref>[https://www.thenational.ae/uae/authorities-and-parents-warn-young-emiratis-over-offensive-viral-dance-craze-1.654966 Authorities and parents warn young Emiratis over ‘offensive’ viral dance craze]. ''[[The National (Abu Dhabi)|The National]]''.</ref> Al Menhali has garnered praise from many local publications. ''[[Khaleej Times]]'' has described him as "a hugely popular artist in the region".<ref>[https://www.khaleejtimes.com/article/20110605/ARTICLE/306059971/1057 Star Power]. ''[[Khaleej Times]]''.</ref> |
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Eida Al Menhali عيضه المنهالي | |
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| Born | 1 January 1977 United Arab Emirates |
| Genres | |
| Occupation(s) | Singer, poet |
| Instrument | Vocals |
| Years active | 2002 – present |
| Labels | EMI[1] |
Eida Al Menhali (Arabic: عيضه المنهالي; born April 7, 1985) is an Emirati singer. Known for his hit single "Motasoa," he headlined at the Mother of the Nation Festival in 2018 at the Abu Dhabi Corniche, Abu Dhabi.[2]
Al Menhali is also a composer and poet and often performs poetry without musical instruments. This style of performance is known in Arab world as Al Shallat. Having released his debut album, Mahma Jara, in 2002, Al Menhali has released six albums since. He has also toured extensively across the Persian Gulf and Middle East, performing in well-known festivals such as Hala February Festival, Salalah Concerts and Jerash Festival.[3] Al Menhali has garnered praise from many local publications. Khaleej Times has described him as "a hugely popular artist in the region".[4]
His album releases
His album release in 2002, his debut, was named Mahma Jara.[5] He became famous for his song "Mahma Jara."[6]
His style
Al Menhali is also a composer and poet and often performs poetry without musical instruments. This practice is known as Al Shallat.[5]
Discography
Albums
- Mahma Jara (2002)
- Omsiyat Sheeriya (2006)
- Khayef Aleik (2010)
- Hadiyat Saif (2011)
- Shams Al Mahaba (2011)
- Mestareeh (2012)
- Gharami (2012)
- Qemt Al Zooq (2013)
Singles
References
- ^ Eidha Al Menhali AllMusic
- ^ Emirati singer Eida Al Menhali headlines Mother of the Nation fest. Gulf News.
- ^ Authorities and parents warn young Emiratis over ‘offensive’ viral dance craze. The National.
- ^ Star Power. Khaleej Times.
- ^ a b Cite error: The named reference
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