Mustapha Oumguil is a celebrated Moroccan artist renowned for his contributions to the Amazigh (Berber) music scene. His discography chiefly encompasses the traditional and contemporary styles that characterize the rich cultural tapestry of the Atlas Mountains and its surrounding regions. Mustapha's music deftly combines the soulful tunes of Atlas folk with modern elements, breathing new life into ancestral narratives and melodies. He is particularly known for his mastery in using the lothar, a traditional Amazigh instrument, and for his poignant vocals which convey the emotional depth of his heritage.

Throughout his career, Oumguil has been an essential figure in popularizing Amazigh music, not just locally, but beyond Morocco's borders. His most recent releases such as "Alawah," "Nkin Ankin," and "3Ini Latm3Ich" highlight his versatility and dedication to storytelling through song, affirming his role as a custodian of his culture's musical legacy. Mustapha's tracks like "Imahsadan (Izlan)" and "Athamano" reflect on the day-to-day experiences and the highs and lows of human existence, while others like "Ajadarmi" and "Awamakh Aymano" are deeply rooted in the celebration of Amazigh identity and folklore. With a prolific career and a dedicated fan base, Mustapha Oumguil continues to be a monumental force in the perpetuation and evolution of Amazigh music.