Fairuz
- Type
- Solo artist
- Styles
- music of Lebanon
- Fans
- 519k
Fairuz, real name Nouhad Haddad, is a Lebanese singer working in Lebanese music, born in 1935 in Zokak el-Blat and active since 1957. Signed to EMI, she blends Middle Eastern, Byzantine, symphonic, opera and jazz music.
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Fairuz’s most-streamed tracks on Deezer. This is not a concert setlist, but a good idea of the songs the audience knows. 30-second previews.
- Wahdon
- El Bent El Shalabeya Fairouz We El Zekrayat
- Konna Netlaka
- Ana Le Habiby Ya Reit
- Kifak Inta Legend - The Best Of Fairuz
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Profile
- Latest album
- Ô Soirée d'orient = سهرة الحب (1988)
- Born
- 1935 · Zuqaq al-Blat
- Origin
- Lebanon
- Active since
- 1957
- Label
- EMI
About — The artist
Nouhad Haddad (نهاد حداد), known as Faïrouz, Fairouz, Feyrouz or Fayrouz (Arabic: فيروز), is a Lebanese singer, born on 21 November 1934 in Beirut. She is considered one of the divas of modern Arabic music. Her style is essentially characterised by a mix of Middle Eastern and Western music. She also draws inspiration from Byzantine and Maronite music, traditional Arabic chanting, symphonic music, opera, Latin music, and jazz from the 1980s onwards.
Her stage name, also transcribed Fairouz or Fayrouz, means “turquoise” in Arabic.
With the Rahbani brothers, Assy and Mansour (Assy would become her husband), she created a new style of Lebanese music initially heavily influenced by Latin music.
Her first public concert took place in 1967. She quickly became famous throughout the Arab world but made rare appearances during the Lebanese civil war to avoid being used by one side or another. This restraint earned her the affection and interest of the public of all faiths.
Her long career, international successes, and unique style make her “the greatest Arab star of all time”.
Source: Wikipédia ↗ (fr)
Discography
- Nawader, Vol.3 1955
- Nawader, Vol. 1 1955
- راجعون 1957
- Rajioun 1957
- Good Friday Eastern Sacred Songs 1962
- Jisr El Qamar 1962
- El Eswarah 1963
- Nawader, Vol.2 1963
- El Leil We El Kandeel (From "El Leil We El Kandeel") 1963
- Bektoub Ismak Ya Habibi (La Tessalouni) 1964
- Andaloussiyat 1966
- Ya Abo El Zoulouf 1966
- Ayam Fakhr El Din (From “Ayam Fakhr El Din”) 1966
- Andalusseyat 1966
- Bent El Hares 1967
- الجمعة الحزينة ترانيم دينية 1967
- بنت الحارس 1970
- Jerusalem in My Heart 1971
- Dabket Lebnan = دبكة لبنان 1971
- Sah Annom (From The Play) 1971
- قصيدة حب 1973
- Al Mahatta 1973
- قصيدة حب = Poeme D'Amour 1973
- إيماني ساطع 1973
- Etab 1976
- وحدن 1979
- Habbaitak Tanseet El Noum 1979
- Habbaitak Be El Saif 1979
- معرفتي فيك 1987
- Ô Soirée d'orient = سهرة الحب 1988