Najwa Karam
Lebanese singer and music icon
Lebanese singer and music icon
Raised in a Lebanese family, this artist gained prominence in the Arabic music scene since the early 1990s. With a powerful voice and vibrant stage presence, she released numerous albums that topped charts across the Arab world. Blending traditional and modern styles, this singer became a significant figure in Arabic pop music. An extensive repertoire includes hit songs such as 'Ahebbik', 'Enta El Hayat', and 'Ma Fi Nour'. Concerts have attracted thousands of fans, showcasing a unique blend of emotion and cultural heritage. Each performance reflects the passion for music and connection with audiences.
Released over ten successful albums
Performed in prestigious venues worldwide
Won multiple awards including Murex d'Or
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