Nourhanne
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Nourhanne was different since she was born in 1987. She had only one dream: to be on stage, under the spotlight. She was born and raised in Lebanon, and has a sister, Maya, and a brother, Mike. She is of Armenian origin and can speak fluent Armenian too. Nourhanne's music has a personal signature, and no one can sing or dance like her with such graceful sensuality. She is a perfectionist who spends hours in the studio, and she needs to be close to nature . <a href="https://www.last.fm/music/No
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Nourhanne () also transliterated as Nourhan, is a Lebanese singer.
She is Lebanese Armenian, Nourhanne was born to an ethnic Armenian family from Lebanon. She released her first single, "Ti Amo,", but her full-length debut was not until 2003, with the release of her first album Shaklo Kif? (How Does He Look?) which spawned a series of hits across the Arab-speaking world, including her best-known recording, "Habibi ya Einy." That song was released in two versions, the original with traditional instrumentation and the "postmodern" remix that drew some attention in Europe in 2004.
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