17 Facts About Myriam Fares

Myriam Fares is a Lebanese singer, performer, and songwriter known in the Arab world as "The Queen of Stage" with a music career spanning for over twenty years since 2003.

At the age of 15, Myriam Fares enrolled into the Lebanese National Higher Conservatory School.

Myriam Fares made her acting debut with the television series Itiham.

Myriam Arbal Fares was born on May 3,1983 in Kafar Shlal, a small village in Southern Lebanon Saida.

Myriam Fares joined the Lebanese National Conservatory at the age of fifteen, dedicating four years of learning the foundations of oriental singing.

At the age of 16, Myriam Fares achieved the top position in "Lebanese song publicity" at the festival of the Lebanese song under the management of Unesco group in Lebanon.

Myriam Fares launched her own fragrance line, featuring scents such as "Ana wel Shog".

In 2005, Myriam Fares released her second album titled "Nadini Myriam Fares," in both Lebanese and Egyptian.

The music video for "Wa7ishni Eh," had a racing theme, with Myriam Fares performing some stunts along with a professional stunt driver.

In 2007, Myriam Fares released the song titled "Moukanoh Wein" which served as the lead single from her third studio album Bet'oul Eih.

Myriam Fares spent the year promoting the album and it became one of her most successful albums to date, she released two more music video from the album that were "Ayyam El Sheety" and "Betrouh".

In 2022, Myriam Fares was chosen by the FIFA panel to be the performing artist representing the Arab world for the official FIFA Fan Festival anthem of the Qatar World Cup.

The FIFA Fan Festival's opening in Qatar witnessed an elaborate performance by Myriam Fares, featuring 50 dancers, 50 musicians, 400 costumes, 40 technicians and graphics.

Since people all over the world were not able to connect socially, Myriam Fares wanted to share for the first time how she and her family coped with this situation.

Myriam Fares ended the documentary with a music video for her new release Ghaddara Ya Dounya.

Myriam Fares released Goumi in 2018, a song that encouraged girls to stand up and dance.

Myriam Fares married Lebanese-American businessman Danny Mitri in a Cyprus ceremony in August 2014.