Laila Ghofran

Jamila Omar Bouamout ( Larabci: جميلة بو عمرت‎ ), wacce aka fi sani da Laila Ghofran ( Larabci: ليلى غفران‎  ; alt Laila Ghofrane, Layla Ghofran ; Haifa Maris 19, 1961) mawakiya ce ƴar Morocco-Masar wacce ta fara aikinta a masana'antar kiɗa a shekarun 80s kuma ta cigaba har a farkon 90s. Ga mutanen Larabawa, ana kiranta da " Sultan of Taarab" saboda muryarta mai ƙarfi da ban sha'awa da kuma shahararrun wakokinta na larabci.

Laila Ghofran
Rayuwa
Haihuwa	Moroko, 19 ga Maris, 1961 (63 shekaru)
ƙasa	Moroko Misra
Harshen uwa	Larabci
Karatu
Harsuna	Larabci
Sana'a
Sana'a	mawaƙi
Artistic movement	pop music (en) Arabic music (en) Khaliji (en)
Kayan kida	murya
Jadawalin Kiɗa	Rotana Music Group (en)

Sana'a

1980s

Aikin Ghofran ta fara harkar ne a cikin shekarun 1980, amma ta fara aiki ne a tsakanin shekarar 1988 zuwa 1998, inda hakan ya kai ta ga matsayin Arab diva, a wani ɓangare na aikin maigidanta kuma manaja Ibrahim Aakad.

Ghofran ta bar birnin Paris da Landan ne saboda kin amincewar danginta na sha’awarta ga yin sana’ar waƙa, kuma ta fara waka ga al’ummar Larabawa a otal-otal da gidajen cin abinci. Ta fito da waƙarta ta farko a cikin yaren Morocco, mai suna "El Youm El Awel" a cikin 1982, wadda ta samu karɓuwa sosai a Maroko.

Discography

Studio albums

• Eiounak Amary (1989)
• Ya Farha Helly (1990)
• Ana Asfa (1991)
• Esaalou Ezzorof (1992)
• Kol Shea Momken (1993)
• Haza Ekhtiary (1994)
• Jabar (1996)
• Malameh (1997)
• Saaet El Zaman (1999)
• Ahoda Al Klam (2003)
• Akter Min Aey Waqit (2005)
• El Garh Mn Nassiby (2009)
• Ahlamy (2013)

Compilation albums

• Laila Ghofran (1990)
• Best of Laila (2012)

Non-album singles

• El Youm El Awel (1982)
• Raseef Omory (unknown date)
• Ya Beladi (1994)
• El Helm El Arabi (1996)
• Ya Rab (2000)
• Ya Hager (2001)
• Min Hena Wa Rayeh (2006)
• Heya Di Masr (2009)
• Qades Arwahom (2011)
• El Shabab Da (2011)
• Berahmetak Aweny (2011)
• Tahet El Hakayek (2013)
• Bilad El Aman (2015)
• Enta Maykhtlefsh Aleek Etneen (2016)
• Aiz Te'ol Haga (2016)
• Jabni L'ghram (2018)
• Ana Keda Agbany (2023)