| 7th Prime : "Ma Aad Badri" by• 5th Prime : "Akhtar Min Awal Ahebak" by• 5th Prime's Results : "Bilba'lak" by• Final : "Ebta'ad Aani" by• They invited her to join in, which introduce her to the Arab audience | She sang various songs of both and repertoires, and reached the semi-finals |
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| Her father, Hamid Batma, played for different bands including Mesnawa and Nass El Ghiwane, and her uncle, , is the leader of Moroccan fusion group , considered by as "Africa's Rolling Stones" | She married Mohamed Al Turk, the father of Bahraini singer |
8th Prime : "Wagif Aala Babikom" by• in which didn't become very successful.
30| She studied tourism after high-school, without stopping to dream about a musical career | This section needs additional citations for |
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| In 2010, at the age of 18, inspired by her already-famous older cousin Khansa Batma Mohamed Batma's daughter , she took part in a Moroccan musical competition, called , broadcast on , in the Oriental category | 5th Prime : "Khayna" by and• Final : "Marsoul El Hob" by• 2nd Prime's Results : "Bataminak" by• Second casting : "Hob Eih" by• 6th Prime : "Aal Bal" by• Unsourced material may be challenged and removed |
Among her most notable performances were her rendition of 's Darrat El Ayam, for which she received unanimous praises from the jury and her singing of 's Akhtar Men Awal Ahebak in , for which Ahlam the singer of this song and member of the jury said : "It is an honor that you sung this for me".
13| Her performance was so strong and so intense that it made cry out of emotion | 1st Prime : "Youm Leek" by• Batma was born and raised in , in the district of , Morocco |
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| The winner of the competition should win a contract with recording label Platinum Records and as well as an important advertisement campaign with Pepsi | On March 24, she lost the title against the contestant |
First casting : "La Tfaker" by• 1st Prime's Results : "Yalli Bjamalek" by• During a press conference, Batma seized the chance to clarify that her try in the Middle East is due to the opportunities that can be offered there, and added that "the launch of my artistic career from the East won't affect my contribution to the promotion of Moroccan art, and won't also affect my pride of my mother tongue".
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