Aminux (singer) Biography: R&B, YouTube, Singles, Girlfriend, Age, Net Worth, Height, Siblings, Parents

Amine Temri, known professionally as Aminux, is a Moroccan singer, rapper, songwriter, and producer who has become a leading figure in Moroccan R&B and pop music.

Rising to prominence with his 2013 debut album Solo Ana Wiak and hits like “Wayema” and “Ana Dialek,” he blends R&B, hip-hop, and Moroccan pop with heartfelt lyrics.

His viral success on YouTube, with over 100 million views, and accolades like the 2015 Morocco Music Award for Best Pop Artist have solidified his status as a cultural icon in the Arab music scene.

Profile

• Full Name: Amine Temri
• Stage Name: Aminux
• Born: February 19, 1991
• Age: 34 years old
• Birthplace: Tangier, Morocco
• Nationality: Moroccan
• Occupation: Singer, Rapper, Songwriter, Producer
• Height: 1.75m
• Parents: Mr. Temri and Mrs. Temri
• Siblings: Unknown
• Spouse: None
• Children: None
• Relationship: Single
• Net Worth: $4 million

Early Life and Education

Amine Temri was born on February 19, 1991, in Tangier, Morocco, to Mr. Temri and Mrs. Temri. Information about his siblings is not publicly known. Growing up in Tangier, he developed an early passion for music, influenced by American R&B and hip-hop as well as Moroccan musical traditions. He pursued a degree in Electrical Engineering, becoming a state-certified engineer, but chose to focus on music professionally. His ethnicity is Moroccan, and he practices Islam as his religion.

Career

Aminux began his musical journey in 2007 with the rap group T-Clan, performing locally before going solo in 2009. Signing with Africa Prod in 2010, he released his debut album Solo Ana Wiak in 2013, featuring the viral hit “Tfat Chem3a” and the romantic single “Ana Wiak,” which topped Moroccan radio charts for months.

His 2015 single “Wayema,” dubbed the summer anthem, earned him a Wissam Royal from King Mohammed VI in July 2015 for his artistic contributions. That year, he also won the Morocco Music Award for Best Pop Artist.

His career soared with hits like “Machi B7alhom,” “Makayn Ma,” and “Ghanjibo,” amassing over 111 million streams worldwide. In 2018, he signed with Sony Music Middle East, releasing “Ana Dialek,” a romantic R&B-pop track that represented Morocco at the Mediterraneanvision Song Contest 10 in Damascus, Syria, placing 10th in the semi-final but 26th in the final.

His collaboration with Tanzanian artist Rayvanny on “Tingisha” (2021) and contributions to the FIFA Club World Cup 2022 anthem, “Welcome to Morocco,” alongside artists like Asma Lmnawar, showcased his international appeal. Aminux’s music blends Moroccan Arabic (Darija) with urban influences, evident in tracks like “Bini W Binek” (2019) for the Current Music Competition and “Men Kol Makan” (2018), the World Youth Forum anthem performed in Egypt.

Despite a tragic 2021 accident during a video shoot with Don Bigg in Casablanca, where three crew members died, Aminux continued to produce hits like “Makatssalach” and “Jehdi Tsala.” His performances at festivals like Mawazine (2016, 2018) and his YouTube channel, with over 100 million views, have made him one of Morocco’s most popular artists.

Social Media

• Instagram Handle: @aminuxamine
• Facebook Handle: AmineAminux
• Twitter Handle: @aminuxamine

Personal Life

Aminux is single with no publicly documented romantic relationships or children. He maintains a private personal life, focusing on his music and fan engagement.

Discography

• Tfat Chem3a (2013)
• Ana Wiak (2013)
• Wayema (2015)
• Machi B7alhom (2016)
• Makayn Ma (2017)
• Ghanjibo (2017)
• Men Kol Makan (2018)
• Bini W Binek (2019)
• Ana Dialek (2019)
• Tingisha (2021, feat. Rayvanny)
• Welcome to Morocco (2023, feat. various artists)

Net Worth

Aminux has an estimated net worth of $4 million. His wealth stems from his music career, including streaming revenue, album sales, and performances at major festivals like Mawazine.

His YouTube channel, with over 100 million views, and social media presence, with 2.8 million followers, generate significant income through endorsements and partnerships with labels like Sony Music Middle East.