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Nancy Ajram is a multi-platinum Lebanese singer whose music has shaped contemporary Arabic pop for more than two decades. With 11 studio albums and numerous chart-topping singles, she is one of the best-selling female Arab artists of all time. Her repertoire includes countless Arabic pop-defining hits such as Ah W Noss, Ya Tabtab, Inta Eih, Fi Hagat, and Akhasmak Ah, placing her among the very few Arab artists to have ever achieved multiple number-one hits across three different decades, an unprecedented achievement in the region’s music industry. Nancy is the youngest Arab artist to win a World Music Award and has received the honor three times. She was the first female Arab artist to appear on New York’s Times Square billboard and the first to debut an Arabic-language track in the top ten of both the US iTunes charts and the Billboard Dance/Electronic Songs chart, with her 2022 collaboration with Marshmello, Sah Sah. On digital platforms, her music has reached billions of listeners, with her YouTube channel surpassing 4 billion views and holding the record for the most viewed female Arabic artist in YouTube history for years, and her songs Ya Tabtab and Ya Banat amassing over 14 billion combined views on TikTok.

Angham Mohamed Ali Suleiman, born in Alexandria, Egypt, is a renowned singer celebrated for her captivating voice and exceptional talent. Over the course of her three-decade career, she has become an iconic figure in the Arab music industry. Angham's musical journey began at a young age, captivating audiences and garnering the attention of music producers through her participation in talent shows. Her debut album,"Fil Rokn elBaeed elHady," released in 1987, propelled her to stardom with its powerful vocals and emotional depth. Throughout her artistic endeavors, Angham has fearlessly embraced various musical styles, skillfully blending traditional Arabic melodies with contemporary influences. Her impressive discography includes chart-topping hits like"Sidi Wesalak," "Omry Maa’ak," and "Kol Ma N'arrab," resonating with themes of love, heartbreak, and empowerment. Angham's musical prowess and profound contributions have solidified her as an esteemed and influential artist within the Arab music landscape, leaving an enduring legacy.