Eida Al Menhali

Updated 31 August 2023

Birth Name: Eida Al Menhali
Date of Birth: 7 April 1977
Gender: Male
Nationality: Emirati
Occupation: Singer, poet
Genres: Arabic Pop

Biography & Career

Eida Al Menhali, born on April 7, 1977, is a prominent Emirati singer known for his captivating performances. He has made a significant impact with his hit single "Motasoa" and gained further recognition as a headline performer at the 2018 Mother of the Nation Festival held at Abu Dhabi Corniche. Beyond his singing prowess, Al Menhali is also a skilled composer and poet, often delivering moving poetry performances without musical accompaniment, a style known in the Arab world as Al Shallat.  

Having debuted with his album "Mahma Jara" in 2002, Eida Al Menhali has gone on to release six albums, establishing himself as a prolific artist. His influence extends across the Persian Gulf and the Middle East, as he has taken part in renowned festivals like Hala February Festival, Salalah Concerts, and Jerash Festival. Local publications, including Khaleej Times, have hailed him as a highly popular artist in the region. Eida Al Menhali's discography showcases his musical journey through albums like "Omsiyat Sheeriya," "Khayef Aleik," "Hadiyat Saif," "Shams Al Mahaba," "Mestareeh," "Gharami," and "Qemt Al Zooq." His contribution to Emirati music and culture remains profound and cherished.    

Eida Al Menhali's Albums: 

• Mahma Jara (2002)
• Omsiyat Sheeriya (2006)
• Khayef Aleik (2003)
• Hadiyat Saif (2011)
• Shams Al Mahaba (2011)
• Mestareeh (2012)
• Gharami (2012)
• Qemt Al Zooq (2013)