In February 2006, Nâdiya returned with her "Tous ces mots" ("All these words") single, her first song that features Smartzee.
The song peaked at number two in the French Singles Chart and at twenty-five in the Swiss Singles Top 200.
Following the success of "Tous ces mots", her self-titled third studio album Nâdiya was released on June 7 in both France as.
Nâdiya stated the album would have more rock influence than her previous two albums.
SNEP recently revealed the best-selling singles during the first quarter of 2006 (from January 1 – March 31, 2006).
Despite being released four weeks before the first quarter of 2006 ended, "Tous ces mots" managed to peak at number thirteen in the list.
The second single with the applicable title "Roc", was released two weeks after the album's release date, on June 19.
The music video to the song shows Nâdiya performing the song in a big stadium.
The song follows "Tous ces mots" by debuting and peaking at number two (for four consecutive weeks) in France.
It also became Nâdiya's longest single running in the top ten, being eleven weeks in the chart and still in the top 5.
In Switzerland, the single is less successful, debuting at number thirty and peaking one ahead at twenty-nine in its following week.
As the third single off the album, "Amies-ennemies" was released on October 31, reaching the number four (#4) position in the French singles chart.
The song samples a Chopin song and stayed in the French top ten for 11 weeks, only two weeks less than previous single "Roc."

Nâdiya started recording a new album after the release of "Amies-ennemies" ("Friends-Enemies").
It turned out to be a greatest hits, called La Source ("The Source").
The album's lead single is "Vivre ou Survivre" ("Live or Survive").
Upon release of "Vivre ou Survivre", the official website mentioned the tour, to start on March 8, finishing with the grand finale and last concert on May 31, 2008, held in the 'Palais des Sports' (Sports Palace) in Paris.
The song became her ninth top 40 hit.

On April 22, Nâdiya entered the French Singles Chart peaking at number one with her duet with Enrique Iglesias "Tired of Being Sorry (Laisse le destin l'emporter)" ("Let Destiny Fulfill Itself").
The song is her first No.
1 single in the French charts, as three previous singles only reached the second position.
This single did not leave its dominative top-position for 11 consecutive weeks before falling at No.
2, keeping the second place for 6 consecutive weeks.
The song currently, as of November 19, stands at No.
40 in the most successful singles in France in terms of chart positions.

Later, Nâdiya's official website was updated with the news that Nâdiya would release a new studio album on December 1, 2008.
The name was later confirmed to be Électron Libre.
Near the end of September 2008, a duet recorded by Nâdiya and Kelly Rowland "No Future in the Past" was sent to radio stations in France, functioning as the first single from Nâdiya's upcoming album.

Nâdiya was nominated for the 2009 NRJ Music Awards in the categories 'Group / duet / troupe of the year' (with Enrique Iglesias) and 'French female artist of the year'.

In 2017, Nâdiya announced her return with the release of a new single Unity produced by her own label N4Z Records.

In June 2018, Nâdiya announced the release of her 6th album Odyssey for the fall.
August 2018, she announced the release of her second single Nirvâna.

Meanwhile, Nâdiya launched her own accessories brand dedicated to the art of living, DMYD (Detail Makes Your Difference) with a range of jewellery, candles, home fragrances and cosmetics.
In February 2006, Nâdiya returned with her "Tous ces mots" ("All these words") single, her first song that features Smartzee. The song peaked at number two in the French Singles Chart and at twenty-five in the Swiss Singles Top 200. Following the success of "Tous ces mots", her self-titled third studio album Nâdiya was released on June 7 in both France as. Nâdiya stated the album would have more rock influence than her previous two albums. SNEP recently revealed the best-selling singles during the first quarter of 2006 (from January 1 – March 31, 2006). Despite being released four weeks before the first quarter of 2006 ended, "Tous ces mots" managed to peak at number thirteen in the list. The second single with the applicable title "Roc", was released two weeks after the album's release date, on June 19. The music video to the song shows Nâdiya performing the song in a big stadium. The song follows "Tous ces mots" by debuting and peaking at number two (for four consecutive weeks) in France. It also became Nâdiya's longest single running in the top ten, being eleven weeks in the chart and still in the top 5. In Switzerland, the single is less successful, debuting at number thirty and peaking one ahead at twenty-nine in its following week. As the third single off the album, "Amies-ennemies" was released on October 31, reaching the number four (#4) position in the French singles chart. The song samples a Chopin song and stayed in the French top ten for 11 weeks, only two weeks less than previous single "Roc."
Nâdiya started recording a new album after the release of "Amies-ennemies" ("Friends-Enemies"). It turned out to be a greatest hits, called La Source ("The Source"). The album's lead single is "Vivre ou Survivre" ("Live or Survive"). Upon release of "Vivre ou Survivre", the official website mentioned the tour, to start on March 8, finishing with the grand finale and last concert on May 31, 2008, held in the 'Palais des Sports' (Sports Palace) in Paris. The song became her ninth top 40 hit.
On April 22, Nâdiya entered the French Singles Chart peaking at number one with her duet with Enrique Iglesias "Tired of Being Sorry (Laisse le destin l'emporter)" ("Let Destiny Fulfill Itself"). The song is her first No. 1 single in the French charts, as three previous singles only reached the second position. This single did not leave its dominative top-position for 11 consecutive weeks before falling at No. 2, keeping the second place for 6 consecutive weeks. The song currently, as of November 19, stands at No. 40 in the most successful singles in France in terms of chart positions.
Later, Nâdiya's official website was updated with the news that Nâdiya would release a new studio album on December 1, 2008. The name was later confirmed to be Électron Libre. Near the end of September 2008, a duet recorded by Nâdiya and Kelly Rowland "No Future in the Past" was sent to radio stations in France, functioning as the first single from Nâdiya's upcoming album.
Nâdiya was nominated for the 2009 NRJ Music Awards in the categories 'Group / duet / troupe of the year' (with Enrique Iglesias) and 'French female artist of the year'.
In 2017, Nâdiya announced her return with the release of a new single Unity produced by her own label N4Z Records.
In June 2018, Nâdiya announced the release of her 6th album Odyssey for the fall. August 2018, she announced the release of her second single Nirvâna.
Meanwhile, Nâdiya launched her own accessories brand dedicated to the art of living, DMYD (Detail Makes Your Difference) with a range of jewellery, candles, home fragrances and cosmetics.
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