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Khalid Abdulrahman
Background information
Birth name	Khalid Abdulrahman AdDosari
Born	April 22, 1966
Origin	Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Genres	Saudi Arabian, Arabic Music
Occupations	Singer, Composer songwriter
Years active	80's – present

Khalid Abdulrahman AdDosari (Arabic: خالد عبدالرحمن الدوسري‎) (born in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia 1966) is a Saudi singer, musician, and songwriter.^[1][2][3] He is nicknamed "makhawi al-layl" (مخاوي الليل) which means the friend of night. He regarded the night as his close friend because he used to stay up late writing poems in the night silence. He is one of the region’s most popular vocalists alongside Mohammed Abdu, Abdul Majid Abdullah and Rashed Al-Majed. Unlike most singers, he gained fame from his first album, sarihini (Arabic: صارحيني) (tell me the truth), which was the beginning of a series of successful albums. He gained a large number of fans in a short period of time. So, he successfully competed with popular singers in the Arab world. He got a number of nicknames like mulek alfun (Arabic: مللك الفن) (king of musci), and al-general (Arabic: الجنرال) (The General).

He started singing in 1987. Some of his top songs are ahat (Arabic: آهات), sarihini (Arabic صارحيني), sudiqini (Arabic صدقيني), khuberooh (خبروه), tedhkar (Arabic تذكار) and al-ata (Arabic العطا).

He released his last album Rouh Rouhey (Arabic: روح روحي‎) (Soul of my Soul) in 2008. It contains 8 songs.

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