Hamid El Mardi is a Moroccan singer and songwriter, celebrated for his contributions to the Chaabi music genre—an expressive folk style that holds a special place within Morocco’s diverse musical tapestry. With a career that spans decades, El Mardi has carved out a distinct niche for himself in the realm of traditional and modern Moroccan sounds. His vocal prowess and emotive interpretations of Chaabi have earned him acclaim and a loyal following in his home country and among diaspora communities.

El Mardi's music endeavors to bridge the gap between classical Chaabi heritage and contemporary sensibilities. His recent releases include "Kachkoul Chaabi 2" and "Kachkoul Chaabi Nayda," both iterations of his work that honor Chaabi foundations while infusing modern vitality into the music. "Zman Lmakol" and "Andi Mrati Mghyara," articulate the complexities of love and social issues, resonating with listeners far and wide. El Mardi's "Za3ri," "Darni Qalbi," and "Settat Bladi" highlight his versatility and commitment to producing music that is both introspective and sociocultural in its outreach. His voice continues to resonate, capturing the spirit of Moroccan life, with a repertoire that underscores his status as a stalwart of the country's vibrant music scene.