L’Algérino Biography: Age, Net Worth, Siblings, Parents, Height, Songs, Instagram

Samir Djoghlal is a renowned Algerian-French rapper and singer, better known by his stage name L’Algérino.

He began his rapping career at 11, drawing inspiration from influential groups such as Suprême NTM and IAM. Discovered by Akhenaton of IAM in 2001, L’Algérino released his debut album, Les derniers seront les premiers 2005.

His music seamlessly fuses French rap with North African and traditional Algerian elements, establishing him as a key figure in the Marseille hip-hop scene.

Over the years, he has released several successful albums, including Mentalité pirate and Banderas.

Profile

• Full name: Samir Djourhlel
• Stage Name: L’Algérino
• Born: 2 May 1981
• Age: 43 years old
• Birthplace: Marseille, France
• Nationality: Algerian-French
• Occupation: Algerian-French rapper and singer
• Height: Unknown
• Parent: Mr. and Mrs. Djoghlal
• Siblings: Unknown
• Spouse: Unknown
• Children: Unknown
• Relationship: Not Married
• Net Worth: $1.12 million and $6.7 million

Early Life And Education

Samir Djoghlal was born on May 2, 1981, in Marseille, France, to parents whose names are not publicly disclosed, commonly referred to as Mr. and Mrs. Djoghlal.

He has a brother named Aimene. While details regarding his educational background remain unspecified, he likely attended school.

Samir is of Algerian-French descent and has Berber heritage. His religious beliefs have not been publicly disclosed.

Career

L’Algérino, born Samir Djoghlal, began his journey into rap at 11, drawing significant influence from iconic groups like Suprême NTM and IAM while growing up in the northern districts of Marseille. His early years in music saw him as a member of several groups, including ‘B-Vice Junior’ and ’45 Niggaz.’

These collaborations led to the release of independent albums that laid the foundation for his solo career.

His early work was produced by Hichem Gombra and Hafid Fédaouche of HF Production, helping him refine his sound.

L’Algérino gained initial recognition with the release of his maxi single “T’sais c’est qui qui cause?” and later featured on Psy 4 de la Rime’s “Block Party.”

In 2001, L’Algérino’s career significantly changed when Akhenaton of the legendary rap group IAM discovered him. Akhenaton signed him to 361 Recordz, marking a pivotal moment in his career.

His debut album, Les derniers seront les premiers, was released in June 2005 under Naïve Records. This made him the first artist from Marseille to be signed by an independent Paris-based label.

L’Algérino’s second album, Mentalité pirate, came out in 2007, featuring hit tracks like “L’envie de vaincre,” “Fleur fanée,” and “Entre deux flammes,” which helped solidify his position in the French rap scene and earned him considerable fame.

L’Algérino’s musical evolution continued throughout the years, with each album marking new milestones in his career.

His third album, Effet miroir (2010), reached 20th place in the French charts, with the hit single “Sur la tête de ma mère” becoming particularly successful.

In 2011, he released his fourth album, C’est Correct, which included the popular reggae-infused track “Avec le sourire.” L’Algérino expanded his musical repertoire with albums like Aigle royal (2014) and Oriental Dream (2015).

His seventh album, Banderas (2016), peaked at 12th place in the French charts, while his 2018 release, International, reached number 5. His track “Va Bene” from the Taxi 5 soundtrack also succeeded, reaching number 2 on the French SNEP charts.

L’Algérino has also collaborated with various artists, including in the collective project 13 Organisé, which brought together several key figures from the Marseille music scene.

Social Media

• Instagram handle: @algerino_off

Personal Life

L’Algérino is currently unmarried, and no publicly available information regarding any spouse or children exists.

Details about his relationships or family life, including long-term partnerships, remain private.

Discography

• Les derniers seront les premiers (2005)
• Mentalité pirate (2007)
• Effet miroir (2010)
• C’est correct (2011)
• Aigle royal (2014)
• Oriental Dream (2015)
• Banderas (2016)
• International (2018)
• Moonlight (2021)

Net Worth

L’Algérino’s net worth is estimated to range between $1.12 million and $6.7 million, primarily earned through his successful music career.

His financial success is driven by album sales, streaming, and hit releases such as Mentalité pirate, Effet miroir, and Banderas.