abdou driassa

For souls nobly born , valor does not await the passing of years. for be well born , Abdou Driassa is, indeed. It is a worthy successor to his father, the great Rabah Driassa whose melodies have rocked several generations in the 70s . However , unlike the offspring of artists who could not advantage that the talent of their father, Abdou waited his time. in the shadow of his father, he has built a tool, a style he has been mostly a first name . It is not customary , indeed , to see a son of famous singer stand on its own two feet without risking fatal fall . Abdou Driassa is not this breed of spoiled children . Thanks to its personal efforts and that sweet voice intonations and sensual bewitching , that has nothing to envy to the singers of the East, it is considered today as the singer " Algerian Lover" . Certainly, it owes much to his father and to the environment in which it enlarged but it is very far from being the son Dad that you might think . He pointed out on the occasion of the International Women's Day , March 8, 2006 , by the concert he gave drawing songs countless local his father , " Yal Goumri ", " Yal aouama " and other precious musical treasures of our musical heritage. He also performed songs from his latest album titled " Saate " . In this eclectic album , he performed a tribute to his father and sign of filial piety , the immortal hit " Nedjma Kotbia " " Touil elissane " " and " Al Awama ." " This is the third album of my career, he says. I made fun mixing genres . That is why Abdou Driassa multiplied artistic experiences. Abdou Driassa was asked to participate in including duets with , among others , the talented Egyptian singer and actor Ali Al- Hajar , the Tunisian Mehdi Amine and the Lebanese Micheline Khalifa.