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Born in El Biar, in the Algerian capital Algiers from a family originating from [[Constantine, Algeria]], Reda Taliani grew in [[Kolea]], a town in [[Tipaza Province]], in northern Algeria. His musical career started at 5 when he joined the Koléa Conservatory of Arab and Andalusian Music where he studied playing a number of instruments and excelled in playing the [[mandolin]]. He was captivated by [[raï]] music very early on and opted for leaving the more classcal [[Andalusian classical music|Andalusian music]] entirely devoting himself to raï. The name Taliani (the Italian) is a [[nickname]] given to him when he was just 8 because of the way he dressed.<ref>[http://www.algerie-monde.com/musique-algerienne/musique-rai-interview-de-reda-taliani-algerie.html Algérie - Interview Réda Taliani - Chanteur de Rai Algérien]</ref> |
Born in El Biar, in the Algerian capital Algiers from a family originating from [[Constantine, Algeria]], Reda Taliani grew in [[Kolea]], a town in [[Tipaza Province]], in northern Algeria. His musical career started at 5 when he joined the Koléa Conservatory of Arab and Andalusian Music where he studied playing a number of instruments and excelled in playing the [[mandolin]]. He was captivated by [[raï]] music very early on and opted for leaving the more classcal [[Andalusian classical music|Andalusian music]] entirely devoting himself to raï. The name Taliani (the Italian) is a [[nickname]] given to him when he was just 8 because of the way he dressed.<ref>[http://www.algerie-monde.com/musique-algerienne/musique-rai-interview-de-reda-taliani-algerie.html Algérie - Interview Réda Taliani - Chanteur de Rai Algérien]</ref> |
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Reda Taliani débute sa carrière musicale dans la ville El Eulma en Algérie avec le producteur ISSAME de la production Eleulma phone avec qui il collabore pendant 4 ans, |
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| ⚫ | Reda Taliani's first album entitled ''Ache Dani Elwahd Tayra'' was released in 2000 |
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| ⚫ | Reda Taliani's first album entitled ''Ache Dani Elwahd Tayra'' was released in 2000 with producer Issame and Eleulma Phone.<ref>[http://www.last.fm/music/Reda+Taliani Last.fm page on Reda Taliani]</ref> He stayed with the label until 2004 when he moved to Dounia Production label where he released his successful album ''Joséphine'' the same year. Since then he has found popularity and success mainly in Algeria with ''Les Algériens des Kamikazes'' and ''Khobz Dar''. His music is widely influenced by Cheb Khaled and Sahraoui styles, but also by Bob Marley and Santana. |
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He has colaborated with many [[France|French]] artists, most notably the [[rap music|rap]] formation 113 on 113's album '''113 Degrés'''. The single emanating from the collaboration entitled "Partir loin" was very succesful. He was featured in ''Raï N B Fever 2'' with the song "Cholé Cholé" with Rappeurs d'Instinct. He also sang "Ca passe où ça casse" with French rapper of [[Tunisia]]n origin [[Tunisiano]]. |
He has colaborated with many [[France|French]] artists, most notably the [[rap music|rap]] formation 113 on 113's album '''113 Degrés'''. The single emanating from the collaboration entitled "Partir loin" was very succesful. He was featured in ''Raï N B Fever 2'' with the song "Cholé Cholé" with Rappeurs d'Instinct. He also sang "Ca passe où ça casse" with French rapper of [[Tunisia]]n origin [[Tunisiano]]. |
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Revision as of 23:00, 7 February 2010
Réda Tamni better known as Reda Taliani (in Arabic رضى الطلياني) (born 1980 in El Biar, Alger, Algeria) is an Algerian raï singer and musician. He has been residing in Aubagne, Marseille, France for a long time.
Career
Born in El Biar, in the Algerian capital Algiers from a family originating from Constantine, Algeria, Reda Taliani grew in Kolea, a town in Tipaza Province, in northern Algeria. His musical career started at 5 when he joined the Koléa Conservatory of Arab and Andalusian Music where he studied playing a number of instruments and excelled in playing the mandolin. He was captivated by raï music very early on and opted for leaving the more classcal Andalusian music entirely devoting himself to raï. The name Taliani (the Italian) is a nickname given to him when he was just 8 because of the way he dressed.[1]
Reda Taliani débute sa carrière musicale dans la ville El Eulma en Algérie avec le producteur ISSAME de la production Eleulma phone avec qui il collabore pendant 4 ans,
Reda Taliani's first album entitled Ache Dani Elwahd Tayra was released in 2000 with producer Issame and Eleulma Phone.[2] He stayed with the label until 2004 when he moved to Dounia Production label where he released his successful album Joséphine the same year. Since then he has found popularity and success mainly in Algeria with Les Algériens des Kamikazes and Khobz Dar. His music is widely influenced by Cheb Khaled and Sahraoui styles, but also by Bob Marley and Santana.
He has colaborated with many French artists, most notably the rap formation 113 on 113's album 113 Degrés. The single emanating from the collaboration entitled "Partir loin" was very succesful. He was featured in Raï N B Fever 2 with the song "Cholé Cholé" with Rappeurs d'Instinct. He also sang "Ca passe où ça casse" with French rapper of Tunisian origin Tunisiano.
Discography
- Ache dani elwahd tayra
- Joséphine "
- Partir loin (with 113 from 113 Degrés)
- Bahr el Ghadar.
- Dis moi
- Loumina
- Khobz dar
- Les algériens des kamikhazes
- Suis-le, il te fuit, fuis-le, il te suit (El moudja li datou)
- Cholé Cholé (with group Rappeurs d'Instinct)
- Les algériens rassa
- Mon cœur n'aie pas peur
- Taaya Tebghini
- Famille nombreuse (feat rim'k and 113)