Draganov

Passionate about urban culture, Draganov created his first group in 2008 called “The Kings 48”, alongside his friends and musicians Adil Boudebouz and DJ Adam. Together, they released their first maxi titled “System Dawla.” In 2010, Draganov decided to continue his musical journey as a solo artist, releasing his debut album “Zidou Lgoudam.” Between 2008 and 2012, he took part in several major events such as the International Rai Festival (2012), the Festival for Disabled Children (2010), and the “Say No to Drugs” Festival (2009). It wasn’t until 2013 that he released his first official music video, “7yat 9ssira,” which received strong praise from the Moroccan rap scene, surpassing 100,000 views on YouTube. Following this success, Draganov dropped his mixtape “Hall Of Fame,” which quickly created a buzz across the country. He went on to perform in multiple concerts in Oujda, including the “Moroccan 8 Mile” event in collaboration with Shayfeen, and was later invited to Rabat to perform at “Hip Hop Family” alongside Armada. The Oujda-born rapper has since become one of the most prominent hip-hop artists in Morocco’s Oriental region. Through his participation in the Génération Mawazine competition, Draganov now has the opportunity to reach a wider audience and showcase his unique flow, sharp lyrics, and innovative rap identity.