List of female Lebanese singers

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This list of women singers from Lebanon includes female singers who have at least one parent from Lebanon.

List

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Present

Name	Birth	Note(s)
Abeer Nehme	1980	—
Alia Al-Mundhir		—
Aline Lahoud	1981	—
Amar	1986	—
Amal Hijazi	1977	—
Allien Orvelian		—
Aline Khalaf	1974	—
Bassima	1973	—
Brigitte Yaghi	1987	—
Cyrine Abdelnour	1977	—
Cynthya Karam	1980	—
Clauda Chemaly	1974	—
Carole Samaha	1972	—
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	—
Eliane Mahfouz		—
Elissa	1971	—
Fadwa Obeid		—
Fairuz	1935	Most renowned and influential Arab singer of all-time, along with Umm Kulthum
Georgette Sayegh		—
Ghada Shbeir	1972	—
Grace Deeb	1975	—
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
Haifa Wehbe	1972	—
Inaya Jaber		—
Jacqueline Monroe	1936	–
Joana Mallah	1976	—
Julia Boutros	1968	—
Katia Harb	1976	—
Karol Sakr	1969	—
Laura Khalil	1976	—
Layal Abboud	1982	Lebanese pop-folk singer, composer, concert dancer, Muslim humanitarian and businesswoman
Layla Iskandar	1984	—
Majida El Roumi	1956	—
Madeline Matar	1972	—
Marie Suleiman		—
Maria Nalbandian	1983	—
Maya Diab	1978	—
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	—
Najwa Karam	1966	–
Nawal Al Zoghbi	1972	–
Noura Rahal	1973	—
Nourhanne	1977	—
Nicole Saba	1974	—
Nelly Maatouk	1988	—
Nelly Makdessy	1979	—
Oumeima El Khalil	1966	—
Pascale Sakr	1964	—
Pascale Machaalani	1967	—
Razan Moughrabi	1973	—
Rola Saad	1978	—
Rima Khcheich	1974	—
Re-Mi Bendali	1979	—
Sabine	1988	—
Sara Al Hani	1986	–
Salma Mousfi		—
Samira Tewfik	1935	—
Tania Saleh	1969	—
Taroob	1937	–
Viviane Mrad	1980	—
Yara	1983	—
Yasmine Hamdan	1976	—

Past

Nuhad Fatouh	(Birth–Death)	Note(s)
deceased singers
Udit Kaado	1927–1997	—
Souad Mohamed	1926–2011	—
Salwa Al Katrib	1953–2009	—
Seham Refki	1922–2007	—
Najah Salam	1931-2023	—
Suzanne Tamim	1977–2008	—
Sabah	1927–2014	—
Ferial Karim	1938–1988	—
Laure Daccache	1917–2005	—
Nazik	1928–1999	—
Nahawnd	1926–2014	—
Nour el Houdda	1924–1998	—

References

Odette Kaado on Ehden Family Tree website

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