DADA

  • Salim
  • Composer
  • Conductor
  • Musicologist
  • Cultural expert

About Salim DADA


Music transcends borders and unites cultures — it is the universal language that carries stories, emotions, and dreams.


As a composer, conductor, and cultural expert, my work blends the rich traditions of Arab-Andalusian, Mediterranean, and African music with contemporary creations. With over 200 compositions performed worldwide, I strive to celebrate cultural diversity and share the beauty of musical heritage with every note I write.

Latest News

Ritu Riyadh — An Algerian Air by Salim Dada
janvier 1, 2015

Composed in 2001 and revised in 2014, Ritu Riyadh is a beautiful expression of Algerian musical heritage. Recorded in 2015 at Studio Artes Media Project in Torino, Italy, this piece showcases Salim Dada’s talent for blending tradition and modernity. Directed and edited by Salim Dada himself, this video captures the essence of his creative process and passion for cultural expression.

Zoom Aâla Takafa — Interview with Salim Dada
avril 18, 2016

Dive into Salim Dada’s artistic journey through this enriching interview on Dzaïr TV’s Zoom Aâla Takafa show, aired on April 18, 2016. He shares insights about his inspirations, his musical philosophy, and his commitment to cultural development in Algeria and beyond. A unique moment to understand the depth of his creative vision and cultural engagement.

Fine dell’inizio — Salim Dada’s String Quartet
septembre 15, 2017

An intimate discussion around Salim Dada’s first string quartet, Fine dell’inizio, composed in spring 2009 in Italy. Commissioned by the Conservatorio Statale di Musica “G. Verdi” di Torino for Claudia Ravetto’s class “Musica d’insieme per archi”, this piece explores the philosophical depths of string quartet ontology. In this conversation, part of Camille Prost’s doctoral research at the University of Lille 3, Salim Dada reflects on the genesis of...

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