Toni Hanna

Tony Hanna is a renowned Lebanese singer born and raised in a small village in the Lebanese mountains. He spent five years in London and twenty years in Detroit before returning to his home country. His career took off in the early 1970s, quickly becoming a best-selling artist known for his unique style and charismatic performances. Accompanied by professional "dabke" dancers, he toured extensively across the Arab world, cities in North America, and numerous international destinations like Paris, London, Australia, and Brazil. A British journalist famously nicknamed him "Lebanese Dali" due to his distinctive mustache. At the height of his success, Tony Hanna mysteriously stepped away from the music scene, but he resumed performing in the early 2000s.

Tony Hanna is celebrated for hit songs such as "Tal Al Sahar" and "Yaba Yaba Lah." His recent releases include "Tal El Sahar," "Yaba Yaba Lah (Live)," and "Tony Hanna in Hollywood," showcasing his enduring talent and appeal. His style has evolved over the years, including collaborations like working with the Yugoslavian Gipsy Brass Band, adding a fresh twist to his classic music. Despite a brief hiatus, Tony Hanna remains a beloved figure in the Arabic music scene due to his unforgettable voice and captivating stage presence.