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Amel Bouchoucha
أمل بوشوشة |
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|---|---|
| Born | 25 July 1982 |
| Occupation | Actress, singer |
| Years active | 2008–present |
| Spouse(s) |
Waleed Awada
(m. 2015) |
| Children | 1 |
Amel Bouchoucha (also known as Amal Bouchoucha) is an Algerian actress and singer. She was born on July 25, 1982.
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About Amel Bouchoucha
Amel Bouchoucha was born in Oran, Algeria.
In 2015, Amel married Waleed Awada, a businessman from Lebanon. They welcomed their daughter, Lea, in 2017.
Amel's Career Journey
Star Academy Experience
Amel Bouchoucha first became well-known when she joined the 5th Season of Star Academy Arab World. She represented her home country, Algeria. During her time on the show, Amel became very popular. People loved her strong voice and her exciting stage presence.
She often sang songs in both Arabic and French on the show. Amel was nominated for elimination three times. She was saved by public votes twice, showing how much her fans supported her.
In the 13th prime, she was eliminated from the competition. However, she still gave a great performance. She sang with international guest singer Chantal Chamandy.
Amel was also part of a fun trio called the "Academy's Angels." This group was a playful version of Charlie's Angels.
In the show's final episode, Amel performed again. She sang with international guest Tina Arena. She also performed with her fellow Academy Angel, Mirhan Hussein.
Two years after Star Academy, Amel released a song called "Batal El Alam Arabi." This song was made to support the Algerian football team during the 2010 World Cup.
As a TV Presenter
Amel Bouchoucha has also hosted several TV shows:
- 2008: Top 20 on Rotana
- 2009: Tir w Farqeh on LBCI
- 2014: Mshabah alik with Amr Youssef on Abu Dhabi TV
Amel's Acting Roles
TV Series
Amel Bouchoucha has acted in many TV series:
- 2010: Dhakirat al-Jasad (meaning Memories of the flesh)
- 2011: Djalasat nesaiya (meaning Women's Hearings)
- 2012: Zaman el barghout (meaning hours embers)
- 2013: Teen Wolf (This was her first show in English!)
- 2013: That el ard (meaning Underground)
- 2014: Al ikhwa (meaning Brothers)
- 2015: El araab (meaning The Godfather)
- 2016: El araab 2 (meaning The Godfather 2)
- 2016: Madrasat el hob (meaning The School of love)
- 2016: Samarcande
- 2017: Ahl Al Gharam 3
- 2018: Abo Omar El-Masry
- 2019: Dollar (This series is on Netflix and has been dubbed into many languages like English, Spanish, and French!)
