Algerian singer Warda’s has finally regained her health and returned to the studios to record a new patriotic song which the singer is hoping on being released during Alegria’s independence day, in addition to celebrations for anniversary of the revolution. The song is considered one of the biggest projects the singer will take on and she has been holding extensive work sessions to ensure it is up to high standards.
The singer has revealed that she is very happy to mark her return to the scenes with such a song that shows her devotion to her beloved country. The singer is recording the song in studios after an absence that lasted for almost four years.
Recently, Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika awarded Warda with a medal - national order of merit - in the course of a ceremony held for the celebrations of the 50th anniversary of the November 1st 1954 Revolution.
After the “November, a Journey toward Dignity” show, organized at the dome of Mohamed Boudiaf sports complex, the President, accompanied by former President of the Republic, Ahmed Benbella, awarded the national order of merit and a medal devoted to the 50th anniversary of the Revolution to Warda.
Warda was born near Paris in July 1940. Her father, one of the first Algerian immigrants to France, ran a hostel for migrant workers at Boulogne-Billancourt. In 1936 this hostel was already one of the main meeting places of the "North African Star", the first nationalistic organization to fight for the independence of the Maghreb. –Albawaba.com
