Belgacem Bouguenna

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Belgacem Bouguenna (Arabic: بلقاسم بوقنة; 1962/1963 – 5 May 2024) was a Tunisian singer and teacher,^[1] born in Douz (Kebili).^[2] He died on 5 May 2024, at the age of 61.^[3]

• El Walda ( Mother.)
• El Ghorba (Exile.)
• Fatma (His lover's name.)
• Wras 3youni (I swear on my eyes.)

• (in Arabic) Belgacem Bouguenna blog
• (in Arabic) Bouguenna songs

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