Lotfi Jormana is a Tunisian musician and singer renowned for his interpretations of traditional Tunisian music, particularly the genre known as Mezwed. Throughout his career, Jormana has been a stalwart of the Mezwed style, which is characterized by its use of the mizwad, a type of bagpipe. With an emotive voice and a penchant for blending traditional sounds with contemporary rhythms, Jormana has appealed to a wide audience both within Tunisia and among the diaspora.

His work has been celebrated for its soulful melodies and insightful lyrics, often reflecting on love, social issues, and the human experience. Albums such as "Best Of Lotfi Jormana" showcase the breadth of his talent and his contributions to the Tunisian music scene. His passionate performances and the infectious rhythms of his songs like "El Visa" and "Nebki Ya Wkhayani" continue to resonate with fans, ensuring his place as one of the prominent figures in North African music.