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Feyruz
Also known as Fayrūz, Fayrouz, Fairouz, Feyrouz, Nuhād Wadīʻ Ḥaddād, Nouhad Wadie Haddad
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Fairuz is a Lebanese singer born in the 1930s whose voice has made her one of the most celebrated performers in the Arab world. She matters because she is widely regarded as an iconic vocalist and has earned numerous poetic titles reflecting her cultural significance, including "The Bird of the East" and "The Voice of Lebanon."
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Fairouz is a Lebanese musician and actress. She was born in a village close to Beirut and she studied at a nun’s school. Her talents were noticed by Halim al-Roumi and she studied under ‘Aasi al-Rahbani. Fairouz became well known for songs which were composed by the Rahbani brothers such as “Baktib Ismak” (I Write your Name”), “Noon”, “Habaitak bel Saif” (I Loved you in the Summer”), “Shadi” and…
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- Fayrouz - Bebalee2017
- Kenit Hkeyi2009
- Fayrouz live in Dubai2008
- Bayti Zgheer2005
- We Loved Each Other So Much2003
- Bizakker bil kharif2001
- Fayrouz live in Las Vegas
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1930s births20th-century Lebanese women singers20th-century women guitarists21st-century Lebanese women singersArabic-language Lebanese singersAssyrian musiciansAssyrian womenConverts to Eastern Orthodoxy from CatholicismConverts to Eastern Orthodoxy from Oriental OrthodoxyDate of birth uncertainEMI Classics and Virgin Classics artistsEMI Records artists
