Saad Lamjarred’s father Bachir Abdou Biography: Age, Net Worth, Height, Siblings, Parents, Movies, Music, Children, Wife

Saad Lamjarred’s father Bachir Abdou Biography: Age, Net Worth, Height, Siblings, Parents, Movies, Music, Children, Wife

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Bachir Lamjarred, commonly known as Bachir Abdou, is a Moroccan classical singer, composer, and actor celebrated for his contributions to Moroccan and Arabic music.

A key figure in the 1970s and 1980s Moroccan music scene, he is renowned for his soulful performances in genres such as malhun and gharnati, often collaborating with his son, pop star Saad Lamjarred, and his wife, actress Nezha Regragui.

His work includes iconic duets like “Aziz Ou Ghali” with Saad and appearances in music videos like “Lm3allem.”

Abdou’s influence extends beyond music, with acting roles in films like Badaa Saat Fi Yawman Ma (2024) and Siko Siko (2025), connecting him to the Moroccan entertainment industry alongside figures like Dounia Batma and Nezha Regragui.

Profile

  • Full Name: Bachir Lamjarred
  • Stage Name: Bachir Abdou
  • Born: 1 March 1958
  • Age: 67 years old
  • Birthplace: Marrakesh, Morocco
  • Nationality: Moroccan
  • Occupation: Singer, Composer, Actor
  • Height: Unknown
  • Parents: Unknown
  • Siblings: Unknown
  • Spouse: Nezha Regragui (m. 1982)
  • Children: Saad Lamjarred and Ali
  • Relationship: Married
  • Net Worth: $1–2 million

Early Life and Education

Bachir Lamjarred was born on 1 March 1958 in Marrakesh, Morocco, though details about his parents, siblings, and early childhood are not publicly known. Growing up in a culturally rich environment, he developed an interest in traditional Moroccan music, particularly malhun and gharnati, which shaped his career. He studied music formally, though specific details about his education are not widely known. His ethnicity is Moroccan, and his religious beliefs are unknown, but he is likely Muslim.

Career

Bachir Abdou rose to fame in the 1970s and 1980s as a classical Moroccan singer, renowned for his mastery of traditional genres such as malhun, a poetic and melodic form of Moroccan music, and gharnati, an Andalusian-influenced style. His soulful voice and emotive performances earned him a dedicated following in Morocco and the Arab world.

Abdou frequently performed at cultural events and collaborated with other artists, including his son, Saad Lamjarred, a global pop star. Their duet “Aziz Ou Ghali” is a notable example, showcasing their musical synergy. Abdou also appeared in Saad’s record-breaking music video “Lm3allem” (2015), pointing at the camera and saying “Inta Muallem” as a tribute to his role in Saad’s career, as reported by Arab News.  

Beyond music, Abdou has ventured into acting, with roles in Moroccan films and series. His recent projects include Badaa Saat Fi Yawman Ma (2024), El Harifa 2: El Remontada (2024), and upcoming works like Siko Siko (2025), One Last Sin (2025), and Prestige (2025), linking him to actors like Dounia Batma and Nezha Regragui from this query.

In 2021, he collaborated with Saad and actor Rachid El Ouali on a new song, announced by El Ouali on social media, with lyrics and music by Jalal El Hamdaoui. Abdou’s performances often blend traditional Moroccan instruments, such as the oud, with modern elements, thereby maintaining his relevance across generations.

Social Media

  • Facebook Handle: @bachirabdouofficiel

Personal Life

Bachir Abdou married Moroccan actress Nezha Regragui in 1982 after meeting her in Tunisia. They have two sons: Saad Lamjarred (b. 1985), a prominent Moroccan singer, and Ali, who resides in London. Abdou has been a supportive figure in Saad’s career, teaching him piano and drums and performing together in numerous productions. He resides in Rabat, Morocco, and keeps a low public profile, focusing on family and music.

Discography

Filmography

  • Badaa Saat Fi Yawman Ma (2024) – Film
  • El Harifa 2: El Remontada (2024) – Film
  • Siko Siko (2025) – Film
  • One Last Sin (2025) – Series
  • Prestige (2025) – Series

Net Worth

Bachir Abdou’s net Worth is estimated to be $1–2 million, derived from his decades-long career as a classical singer, composer, and actor, with notable contributions to projects like “Aziz Ou Ghali” and appearances in films such as Siko Siko (2025). His earnings also include performances at cultural events and potential royalties from collaborations with Saad Lamjarred.


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