Cheb Zahouani is a prominent Algerian Raï singer, a genre widely known for its blend of Arabic, Algerian, and French musical influences, often discussing social and romantic themes. Zahouani gained prominence in the 1980s and has been a significant figure in the Algerian music scene, contributing to the international popularity of Raï music.

Throughout his career, Cheb Zahouani has captivated audiences with his unique voice and emotive performances, often touching upon the struggles and joys of everyday life. His artistry extends into his ability to connect with listeners through storytelling. The release of tracks like "Aya Rouah Tbat (100% live)" and "Challini" showcase his dedication to live performances, while songs such as "Ya Ghzali" and "Madirinich passager" exemplify his talent in creating music that resonates with a wide audience. Zahouani's music continues to evolve, as demonstrated by recent releases like "Lbarman Rwah v2" and "Mahna normal," confirming his enduring relevance in the Raï music landscape. Cheb Zahouani remains an influential voice in Algerian music, bridging traditional sounds with contemporary sentiments—even decades into his career.