Myriam Fares, known as the "Queen of the Stage," is a Lebanese singer, actress, and entertainer who has achieved international recognition through her musical performances, acting roles, and digital content.
In 2010, Myriam Fares founded her own music label, with a discography of more than 12 albums/singles and countless hits, Myriam injects an...
She also launched her second fragrance line, called 'Nadini'.
Lebanese superstar Myriam Fares has launched a collection with pocket-friendly brand Red Tag.
In 2007, she engaged in her successful collaboration with the globally renowned telecommunications company, 'Vodafone Egypt', as she starred as the face of this company.
Myriam Fares was born on May 3, 1983, in Lebanon. She began her artistic journey at five, studying classical ballet, and by nine, she received first prize in oriental dancing on the television program “Al Mawaheb Al Saghira.” She further honed her skills at the Lebanese National Conservatory for four years, focusing on oriental singing. At 16, Fares secured the top position at the Festival of the Lebanese Song under UNESCO, and at 17, she was named best singer in the South of Lebanon, Beirut, and Mount Lebanon on “Studio El Fann.”
In 2003, Fares signed with Music Master Records and released her debut album, “Myriam,” featuring the successful single “Ana Wel Shog.” The album spawned hits like “La Tes’alni,” which charted for two months, and “Ghamarni,” which gained popularity in Eastern Europe and was translated into multiple languages. This success led to global touring and the launch of her first fragrance line, “Ana Wel Shog.” Her second album, “Nadini Myriam,” released in 2005, included 10 songs and produced music videos for “Nadini,” “Haklik Rahtak,” and “Waheshny Eah,” further expanding her reach and leading to her second fragrance, “Nadini.”
Fares’s career continued to develop with notable achievements such as her acting debut in the 2009 movie “Silina” and the 2014 TV series “Itiham.” Her 2015 album, “Aman,” became the most streamed album on Anghami. In 2018, her single “Goumi” sparked a viral TikTok dance challenge, surpassing 10 billion views. Myriam Fares received the “First Lebanese International Star” award at the 2023 Murex D’or Awards in Lebanon, solidifying her status as a global artist. Her 2021 Netflix documentary, “Myriam Fares: The Journey,” made her the first Middle Eastern artist to have such a feature, which ranked number one in several countries. In 2022, she collaborated with Nicki Minaj and Maluma on “Tukoh Taka,” the official FIFA World Cup song, contributing to its arrangement, Arabic composition, and choreography. This performance on the FIFA Fan Festival stage, involving a large production, further cemented her international presence.
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