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Kazem Al-Saher (September 12, 1957 -), an Iraqi singer and composer who holds both Canadian and Qatari nationalities, is Kazem Jabbar Ibrahim al-Saher al-Samarrai al-Mawsili al-Mawsili. He is known to have composed all of his songs by himself so far, with the exception of a few songs in which he used other composers. He has many titles, the most important of which is "The Ambassador of the Iraqi Song" and "The Caesar of the Arabic Song," which was awarded to him by the late Syrian poet Nizar Qabbani.

He began his artistic life in 1981 when he sang a song called (Ward Al-Ashq) from his melodies and the words of the poet Youssef Maqsoud, in 1984 he released his first album entitled (The Olive Tree), from the words of the poet (Asaad Al-Ghariri), then he collaborated with the poet Aziz Al-Rassam, then with the well-known poet Karim al-Iraqi in the introduction to the series (Nadia) was called “Shajaha Al-Nas” in 1987, and his first artistic success was in 1987 in the song “I crossed the beach” from the words of Aziz Al-Rassam, after which he traveled to Kuwait, Jordan, and then Beirut, which inspired him with songs such as “Nuzl” For Al Bahr, “This color,” “A lot of hadith,” and “I have chosen you, so choose me,” was his first collaboration with the poet Nizar Qabbani, and then “Add me love” and “In School of Love,” which made him considered one of the best Arab singers. Making his songs live up to the global level. Al-Saher was not satisfied with singing and composing, but he acted in the series "The Traveler" and was his hero. The series is considered as a photo album to present Al-Saher's works. The documentary, My Country, was selected among the films nominated for the Best Documentary Award, and Kazem El Saher had put the music and song "Ya Watani Happy Morning" to the film after the team selected it specifically for that. Kazem El-Saher is the only Arab artist who sang in the Royal Hall in Britain, and he is the second artist in the world after Madonna who received the key to the city of Sydney.
Kazem El-Saher's voice has a wonderful vocal space (two vocal layers and a half layer), in addition to its strength, boundaries and explosions, whether he sings on the decision layer or he sings on the answer layer, or more precisely, the layers of bass, tenor, alto, and soprano. Therefore, the Iraqi and Arab singer is almost the only one who succeeded with tremendous distinction by approaching somehow in his singing from the forms of operatic singing, and this type is known as the most difficult genre in the history of world singing and is considered strange to Arab singing because it is a product of Western culture and this matter makes it difficult for the singer. Al-Arabi, as he was not practiced much, but Kazem's talent and his desire to embody his artistic feelings in various and varied ways made him perform a side of this unique singing genre in a creative and creative way, especially in his two songs, The Impossible Love and my saying I love you.

The attributes of delicate feeling and expressive energy enjoyed by the voice of Kazem El-Saher would not have distinguished himself without his possession of a performance technique that is almost very rare and only enjoyed by singers such as Sabah Fakhry and Muhammad Abdel-Wahhab.
His albums
See: Kazem El Saher's songs list

The duration of his songs ranges from 4 minutes to 16 minutes, with the exception of the song "No, my friend," which has a duration of 47 minutes, referring to the time of the giants. Kazem El-Saher had finished composing the Gilgamesh epic, which has a duration of three hours, but until now it has not been recorded, and it is one of the words of the Iraqi poet Karim Al-Iraqi and arranged by Dr. Fathallah Ahmed is expected to be an amazing musical epic, in addition to being a work that will be presented in international Oscar nominations. Among the most important works of Kazem El Saher in the field of composing at all is the poem Touq Al Yasmine Nizar Qabbani which he composed for the Lebanese singer Majida Al Roumi and participated in its distribution with the Egyptian maestro Dr. Khaled Fouad, who was the leader of his musical group for a long time. Nizar Qabbani described Majida Al Roumi's meeting with Kazem Al Saher in his poem Al-Yasmine collar that it is the summit meeting because he gathered the first female singers with the first singers, and he also collaborated with the singer George Wassouf, who sang the song Salamatak with the hand of God. He also composed in 1996 the album “Ma Wahshtaksh” by the Tunisian singer Latifa Al-Arfaoui, which is an album of the words of the late lyric poet Abdel Wahab Mohamed, in addition to a poem that blames the world and the two lovers from the words of Nizar Qabbani and the poem “Who saves a person,” which Latifa participated in singing as a duet. I am in green Tunisia from the words of Abd al-Wahhab Muhammad, and O Jordan al-Ajwad from Karim al-Iraqi’s words. He also composed Nizar Qabbani’s poem “Why” by the singer Ghada Rajab, and he also created a duet with the Moroccan singer Asma Lamnawar. One of this duet is called “The Court”.

Kazem Al-Saher collaborated with many distinguished poets such as Nizar Qabbani, Karim Al-Iraqi, Aziz Al-Rassam, Asaad.

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