Biography
Talal Salamah ( Arabic: طلال سلامة ) is a Saudi Arabian singer.
He was born on October 16, 1966.
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The first song which gave him reputation was a song called ( Allah Allah Ya Muntakhabna), specially prepared for the Saudi national Team under the request of his Royal Highness Prince Faisal bin Fahed bin Adulaziz. This song was a great success for him & put him at the same level with the big singers.
The age of his fans range between 15 & 40 years, men, women & children. His artistic production is available worldwide.
He participated in many festivals, of which:
Orbit festival (Qatar), Abha festival (Saudi Arabia) , Dubai shopping festival.
He gave many concerts: in Lebanon, Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, Tunisia & Arab Republic of Egypt.
He didn’t participate in any advertisment, because the offers were not good enough.
Cassettes released:
1. The album (Hassafa) in 1986
2. The album (lahasary) in 1994. This album was highly appreciated especially in Arab Gulf Countries & it marked the beginning of his reputation. One of the songs from this album (Fi sahabah) was filmed in video clip.
3. The album (Sha’at Al-hub) in 1996. Four songs from this album (Ma yatih Al-Nasiha – ‘Aatibini – Mut fi gheizak & Sha’at Al-hub) were filmed in video clip.
4. The album (Gidirt tighib) in 1997. From this albu, the song (Gidirt tighib) was filmed in video clip.
5. The album (Ahl Al-mathal Galo) in 1998. From this album, two songs (Ma khafeituh bi galbak & wasalt ana) were filmed in video clip.
6. The album (Radheinak) in 1999. Two songs (Radheinak & Badait tahib) from this album were filmed in video clip.
7. The album (Ta’allamt Al-Gharam) in 2001.
Prizes won by Talal Salamah:
1. The platinum Disc for his album (Sham’at Hub) – hundred thousand copies were sold in Saudi Arabia & in the other Gulf countries’ markets.
2. The platinum Disc for his album (Ahl Almathal Galou) – 250,000 copies were sold in Saudi Arabia & in the other Gulf countries’ markets.
3. Five platinum Discs for his album (Radhainak), 500,000 copies were sold in the Arab World
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