Carole Samaha

Carole Samaha is a dynamic Lebanese singer, actress, and performer known for her emotive voice and captivating stage presence. Born on July 25, 1972, in Khenchara, Lebanon, Samaha grew up with an ingrained passion for music and the arts. She delved into the world of drama and music at a young age, ultimately charting a path that would lead her to prominence in the Middle Eastern music industry.

Samaha's career exploded into the limelight with her debut album, "Helwa Ya Baladi" in 2003, asserting her musical prowess. Since then, her discography has expanded with a diverse range of songs and albums, earning her numerous accolades, including the Best Female Artist in the Middle East at the World Music Awards. Her album "Golden Album" showcases her versatility, while "Nasskha Menni" and "Satantahi Al Harbu" embody her power to blend traditional Arabic sounds with contemporary flair. Carole’s ability to connect with her fans is also evident in thematic releases such as "Christmas Carole", celebrating festive traditions in her unique style. Her song "احنا ملوك اللعبه دي," which served as the theme for the World Squash Championship, underscores her reach beyond conventional music boundaries. With every performance and new release, Carole Samaha continues to enchant audiences and etch her mark as a timeless artist in the Middle Eastern music scene.