Thami Mdaghri
Thami Lamdaghri or Mdaghri (died 1856) is a well known Moroccan writer and composer of malhun songs. He is known for songs like Al-Gnawi and Aliq Al-Masrūh.
Thami Mdaghri
- Died
- 1856
- Nationality
- Morocco
- Occupation
- songwriter · poet
- Languages
- Arabic · Berber
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Died in 1856.
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