List of female Lebanese singers
This list of women singers from Lebanon included women singers who have at least one parent from Lebanon.
List
Present
| Name | Birth | Portrait | Note(s) | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Present women's singers | |||||||
| Shakira | 1977[1] |  |
Her paternal grandparents emigrated from Lebanon.[2][3][4][5] The name Shakira is Arabic (شَاكِرَة, šākirah), meaning "grateful". It is the feminine form of the name Shakir (شَاكِر, šākir).[6][7] | ||||
| Layal Abboud | 1982 | .jpg) |
Lebanese pop-folk singer, composer, concert dancer, Muslim humanitarian and businesswoman | ||||
| Aline Lahoud | 1981 | — | |||||
| Amal Hijazi | 1977 | — | |||||
| Oumeima El Khalil | 1966 | — | |||||
| Eliane Mahfouz | — | ||||||
| Elissa | 1971 | .jpg) | |||||
| Allien Orvelian | — | ||||||
| Aline Khalaf | 1974 | — | |||||
| Pascale Sakr | 1964 | — | |||||
| Pascale Machaalani | 1967 | — | |||||
| Bassima | 1973 | — | |||||
| Brigitte Yaghi | 1987 | — | |||||
| Tania Saleh | 1969 | — | |||||
| Jacqueline Monroe | 1936 | – | |||||
| Joana Mallah | 1976 | — | |||||
| Georgette Sayegh | — | ||||||
| Julia Boutros | 1968 |  |
— | ||||
| Darine | 1974 | — | |||||
| Darine Hadchiti | 1981 |  |
— | ||||
| Dalida | 1985 | ||||||
| Dalida Khalil | 1988 | — | |||||
| Dana Halabi | 1985 | — | |||||
| Dania Khatib | 1973 | — | |||||
| Dalal Shemali | — | ||||||
| Dolly Shahine | 1980 | — | |||||
| Dominique Hourani | 1980 |  |
— | ||||
| Diana Haddad | 1976 | — | |||||
| Dina Hayek | 1982 | — | |||||
| Razan Moughrabi | 1973 | — | |||||
| Rola Saad | 1978 |  |
— | ||||
| Rima Khcheich | 1974 | — | |||||
| Re-Mi Bendali | 1979 | — | |||||
| Sabine | 1988 | .jpg) |
— | ||||
| Sara Al Hani | 1986 |  |
– | ||||
| Salma Mousfi | — | ||||||
| Samira Tewfik | 1935 | — | |||||
| Cyrine Abdelnour | 1977 | _6.jpg) |
— | ||||
| Cynthya Karam | 1980 | — | |||||
| Taroob | 1937 | – | |||||
| Abeer Nehme | 1980 |  |
— | ||||
| Alia Al-Mundhir | — | ||||||
| Inaya Jaber | — | ||||||
| Ghada Shbeir | 1972 | — | |||||
| Grace Deeb | 1975 | — | |||||
| Fadwa Obeid | — | ||||||
| Fairuz | 1935 |  |
Most renowned and influential Arab singer of all-time, along with Umm Kulthum | ||||
| Viviane Mrad | 1980 | — | |||||
| Kamar | 1986 | — | |||||
| Katia Harb | 1976 | — | |||||
| Carole Samaha | 1972 |  |
— | ||||
| Karol Sakr | 1969 | — | |||||
| Clauda Chemaly | 1974 | — | |||||
| Laura Khalil | 1976 | — | |||||
| Layla Iskandar | 1984 |  |
— | ||||
| Majida El Roumi | 1956 |  |
— | ||||
| Madeline Matar | 1972 | — | |||||
| Marie Suleiman | — | ||||||
| Maria Nalbandian | 1983 |  |
— | ||||
| Maya Diab | 1978 | _(cropped).jpg) |
— | ||||
| Maya Nasri | 1976 | – | |||||
| Maya Nehme | 1987 | — | |||||
| Marwa | 1974 | — | |||||
| Mashael | 1984 | — | |||||
| Manel Mallat | 1987 | — | |||||
| Mona Maraachli | 1958 | — | |||||
| May Hariri | 1968 | — | |||||
| May Nasr | 1965 | — | |||||
| Myriam Fares | 1983 | — | |||||
| Myriam Klink | 1970 | — | |||||
| Mayssam Nahas | 1976 | — | |||||
| Dalida Rahmeh | 1960 | — | |||||
| Melissa | 1982 |  |
— | ||||
| Nadine Saab | 1979 | — | |||||
| Nadina Zarifeh | 1979 | — | |||||
| Nancy Afiouny | 1984 | — | |||||
| Nancy Ajram | 1983 |  |
— | ||||
| Naya | 1988 | — | |||||
| Najah Salam | 1931 | _-_1959.jpg) |
— | ||||
| Najwa Karam | 1966 |  |
– | ||||
| Nawal Al Zoghbi | 1972 | – | |||||
| Noura Rahal | 1973 | — | |||||
| Nourhanne | 1977 | — | |||||
| Nicole Saba | 1974 | — | |||||
| Nelly Maatouk | 1988 | — | |||||
| Nelly Makdessy | 1979 | — | |||||
| Hiba Kawas | 1972 |  |
— | ||||
| Hiba Tawaji | 1987 |  |
Semi-finalist of The Voice: la plus belle voix, main female role in the new edition of Notre-Dame de Paris | ||||
| Huda Haddad | 1944 | ||||||
| Hiyam Younes | 1932 |  |
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| Haifa Wehbe | 1972 |  |
— | ||||
| Yara | 1983 |  |
— | ||||
| Yasmine Hamdan | 1976 |  |
— | ||||
Past
| Name | (Birth–Death) | Portrait | Note(s) | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| former singers | |||||||
| Udit Kaado | 1927–1997 |  |
— | ||||
| Souad Mohamed | 1926–2011 |  |
— | ||||
| Salwa Al Katrib | 1953–2009 | — | |||||
| Seham Refki | 1922–2007 | — | |||||
| Suzanne Tamim | 1977–2008 | — | |||||
| Sabah | 1927–2014 |  |
— | ||||
| Ferial Karim | 1938–1988 |  |
— | ||||
| Laure Daccache | 1917–2005 | — | |||||
| Nazik | 1928–1999 | .jpg) |
— | ||||
| Nahawnd | 1926–2014 |  |
— | ||||
| Nour el Houdda | 1924–1998 | _(Croppd).jpg) |
— | ||||
References
- ↑ "Shakira Biography". The Biography Channel. Retrieved 28 March 2013.
- ↑ Diego, Ximena (2002). Shakira: Woman Full of Grace. The Rosen Publishing Group. pp. 19–20. ISBN 0743216687.
- ↑ Williams, Zella (2010). Shakira: Star Singer/Estrella de La Cancin. Simon & Schuster. p. 6. ISBN 9781448810666.
- ↑ Day, Holly (2007). Shakira. Lucent Books. p. 15. ISBN 9781590189740.
- ↑ Krohn, Katherine (2007). Biography Shakira. Lerner Publishing Group, Inc. p. 11. ISBN 9780822571599.
"Yo soy una fusion. I am a fusion," says Shakira. "That's my persona. I'm a fusion between black and white, between pop and rock, between cultures—between my Lebanese father and my mother's Spanish blood, the Colombian folklore and Arab dance I love and American music."
- ↑ "Shakira's Catalan Blood". YouTube. 2 September 2006. Retrieved 31 October 2009.
- ↑ "Shakira: dELIAs Interview". Numberonestars.com. Retrieved 28 September 2014.
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