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Mohamed El Mazem محمد المازم
Born	(1977-03-01) 1 March 1977 (age 47) Emirate of Abu Dhabi
Genres	Arabic music, Khaliji
Occupation(s)	Singer
Years active	1989–present

Mohamed El Mazem (Arabic: محمد المازم) is an Emirati singer.^[1]

Early life[edit]

His debut album "Habib who is not my heart adored", was released was in 1989. Currently, his discography spans 15 albums, mostly romantic songs.^[2]

Discography[edit]

Albums[edit]

Sweetheart of others 1989
Muhammad Al-Mazem 1990
Muhammad Al-Mazem 1993
Atheeb Lama 1994
Tanch 1995
Fadec 1995^[3]
Like Candles 1996
Almazam 1998
The look of the mazem 2000
Ayoun Al-Mazem 2001
I love you 2002
Al-Mazam Candle 2003
Malik Albi 2007

National songs[edit]

Emirates of Arabism and generosity
Operetta uniting the armed forces in Abu Dhabi
Country of pride with the house band^[4]
Operetta Loyalty and Belonging
Fadetk our dear mother

See also[edit]

References[edit]

^ "مهرجان هلا فبراير الكويتي: عبد الله الرويشد يرفض المشاركة ومحمد عبده يغيب,". archive.aawsat.com.
^ "محمد المازم: أنا أول من صور في الهند .. وهشام عباس قلدني,". archive.aawsat.com.
^ "بالفيديو.. محمد المازم يطرح أغنية". أخبارك.نت.
^ "الجمهورية أون لاين – الجمهورية أون لاين". الجمهورية اون لاين. 19 September 2020.

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