About Haitham Yousif
Born 1969. Haitham Yousif is an Iraqi singer and composer.
Haitham Yousif (born Haitham Abed Yousif Sadiq, (, ), November 29, 1969) is an Iraqi singer, composer and songwriter. He is referred as the Prince of Love in the Middle East.
Biography Haitham Yousif was born in Baghdad, Iraq on November 29, 1969, to Assyrian parents originally from the town of Alqosh.
His musical career started at a young age in 1983, in his participation in a band of Baghdad children. He had to overcome many obstacles and hardships as a young aspiring singer before achieving fame.
Yousif was initially featured on Mix tapes from Casablanca (an Iraqi music production company). His first song "Ma Asalhak" was viewed on Iraqi TV in 1989. His breakthrough single "Ya Nas" ("O people") in 1992, gave him success. His first album titled "Ya Nas" was released in 1993 with the song "Ya Nas" chosen in 1994 TV poll as the best Iraqi song of that year, That same year he was also chosen Iraqi singer of the year.
He went on to record 5 musical albums including love songs, nostalgic songs specially sung for Iraq and a sport song "Farahtona" dedicated to the Iraqi soccer team.
2000βpresent
Yousif recorded Rabil 7 more successful musical albums and shot more than 40 music videos. Since the 2003 Iraq invasion, he has performed worldwide including Australia and Europe. In 2009 Yousif had a dispute with Lebanese singer Ayman Zabib after he performed some of his songs without the permission of Yousif, and used them in his album. In 2017 he released his single titled Hedi Hedi with a music video filmed in Turkey.
Personal life Yousif is not married. He currently lives in Michigan, USA and is a General Manager/Partner at Sundus Marogy Dentistry. Football is one of his hobbies, and is a fan of the Al Zawra'a Football Club. He is a fan of The Beatles. In 2014, he launched his official YouTube channel. Yousif appeared in a show with presenter Ali Al Khalidy on Al Sharqiya TV channel in October 2021 after a 13-year media hiatus.
Discography
1993 β Ya Nas 1994 β Shefed Alnadam 1996 β Eshtagena 1997 β Layonha 1998 β Kadhaba 2000 β Ameer Al Hob (The Prince of Love) 2001 β Telepathy Love 2004 β Ahbab Al Roh 2006 β Asmar 2008 β Ashofak Helem 2012 β Ensaha 2014 β Awal Aloshaq
Singles
2015 β Aya Nas 2016 β Areed Wyah 2016 β Shwya Hes 2017 β Hedi Hedi 2017 β Yarab Efrjha 2017 β Khali Asfen 2018 β Khadem 2018 β Hobna Wena 2019 β Ha yaba shqlna 2019 β Iraqeen Abtaal 2020 β Bik o Blyak 2020 β Eni bsaati 2020 β Ta3abna Hway 2020 β Mayhmni 2021 β Hobak kadar 2021 β Tfarqna 2021 β Qosat Hobna featuring Mustafa Al Rubaiy
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Iraqi singer
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Haitham Yousif was born on 29 November 1969 in Baghdad.
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Haitham Yousif is a singer and composer.
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