Myriam Fares demonstrated exceptional talent early in her professional journey, securing the top position at the Festival of the Lebanese Song under UNESCO and subsequently being named best singer across South Lebanon, Beirut, and Mount Lebanon on ‘Studio El Fann.’ She further honed her skills at the Lebanese National Conservatory for four years, focusing on oriental singing. In 2003, Fares signed with Music Master Records and released her debut album, ‘Myriam,’ which included the successful lead single ‘Ana Wel Shog.’ The album spawned additional hits such as ‘La Tes’alni,’ which charted for two months, and ‘Ghamarni,’ gaining significant popularity in Eastern Europe and translated into multiple languages. This initial success led to global touring and the launch of her first fragrance line, also titled ‘Ana Wel Shog.’ Fares continued her prolific output, releasing her second album, ‘Nadini Myriam,’ in 2005, which featured ten songs and produced music videos for ‘Nadini,’ ‘Haklik Rahtak,’ and ‘Waheshny Eah,’ further expanding her reach and leading to her second fragrance, ‘Nadini.’ Her career diversified into acting with her debut in the 2009 movie ‘Silina,’ followed by the 2014 TV series ‘Itiham.’ In 2010, Fares established her own independent music label, ‘Myriam Music.’ Her 2015 album, ‘Aman,’ achieved significant digital success by becoming the most streamed album on the regional music platform Anghami. In 2018, Fares’s single ‘Goumi’ became a global phenomenon, sparking a viral TikTok dance challenge that surpassed an impressive 10 billion views worldwide.

Most recently, in 2023, Myriam Fares was honored with the ‘First Lebanese International Star’ award at the Murex D’or Awards in Lebanon, recognizing her consistent global impact and achievements.