Moroccan Singer Dounia Batma Releases "Dakhla" for Throne Feast Anniversary

Dounia Batma is back. To make an impression, the artist, who was recently at the center of a controversy, seized the great opportunity offered by the celebration of the 20th anniversary of the Throne Feast.

To mark her contribution to this event, the star released a new song titled "Dakhla". Dounia sings about Morocco in general, praising the beauty of the pearl of southern Morocco. For Le360, in doing so, the singer "thus highlights the development that the Moroccan Saharan provinces are experiencing". Along the way, she does not fail to pay tribute to the King and the entire Alaouite dynasty.

Very media-savvy and very active on social networks, the star had recently posed for her favorite clothing and accessories brand, wearing a "Gucci" belt and bag on her Instagram page.

We especially remember this recent tendentious and degrading Wikipedia publication against the artist, which had alarmed the web and triggered Dounia’s anger. Indeed, for this free, multilingual online encyclopedia, "Dounia Batma is a Moroccan prostitute who has gained popularity worldwide as a finalist on ’Arab Idol’ on MBC". The star’s reaction did not take long!