Ali Amran, born on May 20, 1969, in Iguariden, Maâtkas, Algeria, is an Algerian singer and guitarist. Raised in Kabylie, Amran's early influences were rooted in traditional Kabyle music. He began composing songs inspired by oral traditions, which were performed by artists like Lani Rabah. In 1994, Amran released his debut single "Adu (Le Vent)", which topped local rock charts. His solo album Amsebrid followed in 1998, leading to extensive tours and recognition at festivals. In 2005, his song "Xali Sliman (Tonton Slimane)" topped the hit parade on the Kabyle radio charts in Algeria for five weeks before the official release of his album Xali Sliman. Amran's career continued with notable performances at venues like Zénith de Paris and collaborations with artists such as Idir. In 2018, he released his fifth album, Tidyanin, produced by Bob Coke.
