Samara (rapper) Biography: Songs, Lyrics, Playlists, Age, Net Worth, Height, Siblings, Parents, Girlfriend

Samah Riahi, known professionally as Samara, is a Tunisian rapper celebrated for his raw lyricism and impactful contributions to the Tunisian hip-hop scene.

Rising to prominence with his 2016 album Cuba and hits like “Ya 7ouma,” Samara has amassed over 4 million YouTube subscribers and more than a billion views, earning the title of “Tunisia’s best rapper” by DJ First Mike.

His bold approach to controversial themes and fusion of traditional Tunisian sounds with modern rap has made him a cultural icon in the Arab music world.

Profile

• Full Name: Samah Riahi
• Stage Name: Samara
• Born: 16 October 1995
• Age: 29 years old
• Birthplace: Menzel Bourguiba, Bizerte, Tunisia
• Nationality: Tunisian
• Occupation: Rapper, Songwriter
• Height: Unknown
• Parents: Jalila Dridi and Mr. Riahi
• Siblings: Unknown
• Spouse: None
• Children: None
• Relationship: Unknown
• Net Worth: $1 million

Early Life and Education

Samah Riahi, known as Samara, was born on October 16, 1995, in Menzel Bourguiba, a town in Bizerte, Tunisia, to Jalila Dridi and a father referred to as Mr. Riahi, as his full name is not publicly known. Information about his siblings is not publicly known.

Details of his formal education are not widely documented, but he developed an early interest in music, particularly rap, influenced by Tunisia’s vibrant cultural scene. His ethnicity is Tunisian, and his religious beliefs are not publicly known.

Career

Samara began his music career around 2013, releasing early singles like “Dorema” (2015) with Tchiggy and Cha9cha9, which introduced his gritty style to the Tunisian rap scene. His debut album, Tchek One (2014), laid the groundwork, but it was Cuba (2016), featuring the hit “Ya 7ouma,” that propelled him to national fame.

Signed to Red Diamond Tunisia, his raw lyrics addressing social issues and personal struggles resonated with a young audience, establishing him as a voice for Tunisia’s youth. His early performances at local venues showcased his charisma and lyrical prowess.

Samara’s career surged with albums like Lasmer (2017), 7 Years (2022), and Conan (2023), which solidified his status as a leading Arab rapper. His 2023 album Trafiquant and singles like “Katana” and “Wasitkom” earned him a 22nd-place ranking on Billboard Arabia’s Top 100 Artists chart.

His 2024 single “Souk” topped Billboard Arabia’s Hip-Hop Top 50 and peaked at #13 on the Billboard Hot 100, marking his highest chart interpretation.

Collaborations with artists like Lotfi Bouchnak on “Liman Yahomouhou El Amr” (2024), supporting the Palestinian cause, and a feature on French rapper JuL’s Cœur blanc (2022) expanded his global reach.

Samara remains a dominant force in Tunisian hip-hop, with his influence extending through high-energy performances at events like the El Jem World Music Festival (2019) and Carthage Theatre (2023). His 2024 nomination at the inaugural Billboard Arabia Music Awards for “Maghrebi Song” and “Arab Hip-Hop Artist” reflects his impact.

Despite legal challenges, including arrests related to drug allegations, his music continues to address social and personal themes, blending traditional Tunisian elements with modern beats.

His YouTube channel, The Muhlach Bunch, and consistent output keep him connected to a global fanbase, cementing his legacy as a trailblazer in Arab rap.

Social Media

• Instagram Handle: @samara_riahi
• Facebook Handle: Unknown
• Twitter Handle: @riahi_samara

Personal Life

Samara keeps his personal life private, with no confirmed details about a spouse or romantic partners. He has no known children. Based in Tunisia, he remains focused on his music and cultural advocacy, particularly for Palestinian causes.

Discography

• Tchek One (2014)
• Cuba (2016)
• Lasmer (2017)
• 7 Years (2022)
• Twins (2023)
• Amsterdam (2023)
• Conan (2023)
• Trafiquant (2024)

Net Worth

Samara has an estimated net worth of $1 million. His wealth primarily comes from his music career, including album sales, YouTube revenue from over a billion views, and live performances at major festivals.