Najwa Karam

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Najwa Karam

Najwa Karam

Najwa Karam (born February 26, 1966, in Zahlé, Lebanon) is a Lebanese singer, songwriter, and television personality, often referred to as the “Sun of the Lebanese Song” (Shams el-Ghinnieh). She is widely recognized as one of the most influential and successful female artists in the Arab world, known for her powerful voice, unique Lebanese style, and dedication to promoting Lebanese music and dialect.

Najwa Karam began her career after winning the gold medal in the Lebanese talent show “Layali Lubnan” (Lebanese Nights) in 1985. She was later mentored by the renowned composer Zaki Nassif, who encouraged her to pursue a professional career in music. In 1989, she released her debut album “Ya Habayeb”, but her major breakthrough came in 1992 with the album “Shams El-Ghinnieh”, which earned her widespread fame and her now-iconic nickname.

Throughout the 1990s and early 2000s, Najwa released a series of successful albums that defined Lebanese pop-folk music, including “Naghmet Hob” (1994), “Ma Bassmahlak” (1996), “Maghroumeh” (1998), “Rouh Rouhi” (1999), “Nour El Ayn” (2002), and “Saharni” (2003). Her songs often feature traditional Lebanese rhythms, dabke influences, and poetic lyrics celebrating love, pride, and her homeland.

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Najwa Karam has sold millions of albums worldwide, making her one of the best-selling Arabic artists of all time. She has performed in countless festivals and concerts across the Arab world, Europe, and the Americas, bringing Lebanese music to global audiences. Her live performances are celebrated for their energy, charisma, and strong cultural identity.

In addition to her singing career, Najwa Karam gained further fame as a judge on the TV show “Arabs Got Talent” from 2011 to 2022, where her warm personality, humor, and authenticity earned her the admiration of millions of viewers.

Najwa has received numerous awards throughout her career, including Murex d’Or, Arab World Music Awards, and various honors for her contributions to Arabic music. She remains one of the most respected figures in the industry and continues to release hit songs such as “Khalini Shoufak”, “Lashhad Hobbak”, and “Baadou Habibi”.

Beyond music, Najwa Karam is known for her humility, philanthropy, and deep connection to her Lebanese roots. Through her voice and art, she has become a symbol of national pride and an ambassador of Lebanese culture across the world.

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