Shafeeqa Abdul Latheef
Maldivian female singer
About Shafeeqa Abdul Latheef
Shafeeqa Abdul Latheef (1 May 1961) is a Maldivian playback singer.
Career Shafeeqa Abdul Latheef comes from a family with a strong musical background, her father, Abdul Latheef, being a notable musician in his prime years.
Following this, Shafeeqa's musical journey continued as she lent her voice to various films, including Shakku, Nufolhey Maa, Karunaige Agu, Loabeege Thoofan, Hadhiyaa, Imthihaan and Alathu Loabi most of which are composed and co-sung with Imaadh Ismail. In addition to her film work, she has been a part of several musical groups such as Waves band, Antaris band and Olympians. Shafeeqa's musical contributions extended to studio albums, with notable tracks including "Edhigen Mirey Dhaanamey" and "Fun Zakham Kuruvi Ramzun" for Galaxyge Therein 1, "Ey Keehvebaa Ithubaaru Kuraashey" for Galaxyge Therein 2, "Habeebee Habeebee" for Hulhudhaan, "Loa Tholhey Loa Tholhey" for the short film Dheke Dhekeves 4 and her songs from Chance and Thari.
In recognition of her musical achievements and dedication to the craft, Shafeeqa received the National Award of Recognition from the Government of Maldives in 1992. However, following a decade of marriage, the couple underwent a separation as the former was imprisoned allegedly for drug abuse and was later sentenced to two years of banishment.
Discography
Feature film
Short-film songs Year Film Song Lyricist(s) Co-artist(s)2006Dheke Dhekeves 4"Loa Tholhey Loa Tholhey"Hassan RasheedhMumthaz Moosa
Non-film songs
Accolades Year Award Category Nominated work Result 1992 National Award of Recognition Performing Arts – Singing
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