Youssef Fahmi Idrissi’s New Anthem Celebrates Moroccan Unity
In a heartfelt tribute to Morocco's national identity and unity, celebrated Moroccan artist Youssef Fahmi Idrissi has officially launched his new patriotic song titled 'Aïd Al Wahda' on October 2, 2026. This artistic endeavor coincides with the annual celebration of Aïd Al Wahda, which takes place on October 31, and expresses deep feelings of love and loyalty towards His Majesty King Mohammed VI, alongside a profound sense of pride in Moroccan nationality. The song's lyrics and melodies, both crafted by Idrissi himself, underscore his commitment to using music as a medium to reflect his connection to Morocco and to promote values of unity and solidarity among Moroccans.
This release is a testament to the growing presence of national songs in Youssef Fahmi Idrissi's artistic repertoire, which has consistently drawn inspiration from notable national and humanitarian occasions. Throughout his career, Idrissi has embraced a musical style that harmoniously blends his Moroccan roots with cultural influences acquired during his extensive time abroad, thus enriching his artistic expression.
A Multifaceted Artistic Journey Between Marrakech and Paris
Youssef Fahmi Idrissi stands out as one of Morocco's multifaceted artists, excelling in songwriting, composing, singing, music production, and playing various instruments. His professional journey spans between his hometown of Marrakech and the vibrant cultural landscape of Paris, where he has honed a diverse artistic experience. Beginning his musical journey at the tender age of 14 in Marrakech, he learned to play the guitar, and over the course of more than twenty years spent abroad, he founded 'Night Sound Production', a company dedicated to organizing artistic and cultural events.
Through this venture, Idrissi has participated in numerous events in Switzerland, including the 'Geneva International Peace Festival' in 2010, before returning to Morocco to establish his music brand 'News TV Music' and the production and recording studio 'YooStood'. His works are characterized by linguistic diversity, as he writes, composes, and produces songs in Moroccan Arabic, Amazigh, and Arabic languages, among others. Additionally, he engages in photography and visual directing for his projects, showcasing his dedication to producing works that merge music with imagery.
Idrissi has previously released several songs tied to religious and national occasions, such as 'Ramadan Ya Habib', which garnered over one million views, and 'Malikna Lhabib', dedicated to celebrating King Mohammed VI's birthday. In 2025, he released 'Wana Maghribi', aired on channel 2M, which achieved more than two million views on YouTube, focusing on highlighting Moroccan identity and national pride. He also collaborated with artist Chico, one of the founders of the 'Gipsy Kings', on the song 'One Africa', which conveys messages of cultural closeness and unity among peoples.
In 2026, he released '48 Nations – World Cup 2026', inspired by the history of football and values of peace and unity, before returning with 'Aïd Al Wahda', a new song to accompany the national celebration.
Through his new song, Youssef Fahmi Idrissi continues to utilize his musical experience to express issues and values related to Moroccan identity, presenting a creative work that places national unity and connection with the King and homeland at the forefront of his artistic message. The song reflects his desire to reach out to Moroccans both within the kingdom and abroad, through music that evokes shared belonging and celebrates their national ties, extending a career that has made cultural diversity and Moroccan identity central themes in his works.
'Aïd Al Wahda' is available on various digital music platforms, and the artist has also released a visual version of the lyrics and a karaoke version on his official YouTube channel, making it accessible to the audience and lovers of national songs.
As reported by hnews.ma.
