Tiaret: The El Habayeb band from Tiaret province has been awarded the prestigious Ldjadar El Koubra prize at the National Cultural Festival of Committed Song. The announcement was made on Tuesday evening, marking the conclusion of the festival’s sixth edition.
The closing ceremony, held at the Ali Maachi House of Culture in Tiaret, saw El Habayeb recognized for their outstanding contribution to the genre of committed song. The band’s performance resonated deeply with the jury and audience alike, earning them the festival’s highest honor.
The National Cultural Festival of Committed Song is a significant event in Algeria’s cultural calendar, celebrating music that addresses social issues and promotes positive change. The festival provides a platform for artists to express their views and connect with audiences through powerful and meaningful lyrics.
The El Habayeb band’s victory is a testament to their talent, dedication, and commitment to using music as a vehicle for social commentary. Their winning performance showcased their ability to craft compelling melodies and lyrics that resonate with the experiences and aspirations of the Algerian people.
The Ldjadar El Koubra prize is a significant achievement for the band, further solidifying their position as leading figures in the Algerian music scene. It is expected to open new doors for them and provide opportunities to share their music with a wider audience.
The sixth edition of the National Cultural Festival of Committed Song featured a diverse range of artists from across Algeria, showcasing the richness and diversity of the country’s musical landscape. The festival served as a reminder of the power of music to inspire, unite, and promote dialogue on important social issues.
DZWatch will continue to follow El Habayeb band’s journey and provide updates on their future performances and projects.
