Sultanies (band)

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Sultanies

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Sultanies in their mosem bahar album cover

Native name|

فرقة سلطانیز

Origin| Manama, Bahrain
Genres| Bastaki Music, Arabic Music
Years active| 1985-2006
Labels| Al nazaer media group

The Sultanies were a Bahraini khodmoni music band, that was founded in January 1985 and dissolved in August 2006.[1]

The band was founded by Ahmed Sultan, He started singing in the band when he was 16

They used to perform at weddings, parties and concerts. Sultan was once on Nebras Oman tv, where he performed some of his songs by Sultanies and started a q&a(Question and answer).

One of their biggest concerts was in 1999, at the Muscat festival, where they sang a number of achomi and Arabic songs, including "Ya Juweira" by the Strangers.

The band was managed by Abdullah Eshagh.[1]

They have made four achomi albums and four Arabic albums.

## Contents

* 1 Band members
* 2 Albums
* 2.1 Bastaki albums
* 2.2 Arabic albums
* 3 Music
* 4 After dissolution
* 5 References
* 6 External links

## Band members[edit]

* Ahmed sultan (founder)
* Habib sultan
* Khaled Abdelaziz
* Hesham Hakimi
* Yousef Sultan
* Nabeel Khonji
* Gholum Murad (died in 2019)
* Mahmoud Bahram
* Adel Abbas
* Ahmed Jahromi
* Abbas Fouad Rameen
* Khaled Ismael
* Jaman Mohammad
* Khaled
* Sultan
* Osama
* Yaser
* Haji Mawali
* Aziz Thani
* Khaled Ahmed
* Ali Sharif
* Rashed Bucheeri
* Ahmed Al Asadi[2]

## Albums[edit]

### Bastaki albums[edit]

* Ey yar Ey yar 1989
* Nazakon 1990
* Yarom golen 1994
* Aroosi non stop 2000

### Arabic albums[edit]

* hejran 1989
* Habiba 1991
* Qesat hoby 1996
* Ismahili 2002[2]

## Music[edit]

Their Achomi music are based off of Bastaki traditional music and their Arabic music are written by Sultanies themselves.

Their most famous song is "Raftam Be Bagh" which translates to 'I went to the garden', with over 2 million views on YouTube.Although their most famous song is "Raftam be Bagh", they are mostly known for the song "Qesat Hobby" (my love story).

One of their most recognizable song is the song "Nazakon",[3]it is known by many from the gulf region, it was also sampled by Iranian American singer Kouros in the song "Naz Nakon".

Their hit song "Chai Chai" was also sampled by Kouros.

## After dissolution[edit]

After their dissolution Sultan moved to singing with the famous singer ali bahr, and then after that he started singing solo, releasing an album, Ismahili, which translates to forgive me.

Sultan currently works at the Bahrain economic development board, also known as Bahrain edb, he is an Executive Director – International Offices & Business Development (Manufacturing, Transport & Logistics).[4]

## References[edit]

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 admin (2019-09-05). "زندگینامه فرقه سلطانیز". BastakMusic | بستک موزیک (in فارسی). Retrieved 2023-10-29.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 admin (2019-09-05). "زندگینامه فرقه سلطانیز". BastakMusic | بستک موزیک (in فارسی). Retrieved 2023-10-31.
3. ↑ عباس, الوسط-إيمان. "نذير: 8 سنوات غياب أثمرت «مخاصمنا»". صحيفة الوسط البحرينية (in العربية). Retrieved 2023-10-29.
4. ↑ "Management team". Invest in Bahrain. Retrieved 2023-10-30.primary source inline

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