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Talina & Soumia
Talina Abazi and Soumia El Messaoudi met at a music festival in Morocco and began working together in 2006. Their song 'Une Femme Amoureuse' became their most...
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Talina Abazi and Soumia El Messaoudi met at a music festival in Morocco and began working together in 2006. Their song 'Une Femme Amoureuse' became their most recognizable track.
Their music draws from Moroccan folk traditions while working in a contemporary pop format. The lyrics often explore romantic themes from a woman's perspective.
They released their first album in 2007. Some of their material drew criticism from more conservative listeners for its direct treatment of love and relationships.
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