Yasmina traboulsi biography of nancy

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This is a list of notable individuals born and residing mainly in Lebanon.

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Activists

Architecture

For a more comprehensive list, see List of Lebanese architects.

Business

• Charles Corm (1894–1963) – writer, industrialist, and philanthropist
• Samir Brikho – businessman, Chief Executive of AMEC
• Ali Youssef Charara (living) – businessman and financier
• Walid Daouk – businessman and politician
• Ralph Debbas – automotive executive
• Salah Ezzedine – businessman arrested for running a pyramid scheme
• Carlos Ghosn – former CEO of Michelin North America, former chairman and CEO of Renault, former chairman of AvtoVAZ, former chairman and CEO of Nissan, and former chairman of Mitsubishi Motors
• Sam Hammam – former owner and president of Cardiff City F.C.
• Hind Hariri (born 1984) – entrepreneur, billionaire
• Nicolas Hayek – former owner of Swatch Group
• Ziad Raphael Nassar – celebrity wedding designer and entrepreneur, owner of Ziad Rapahel Nassar holding.
• Carlos Slim – investor, formerly the richest person in the world
• Philippe Ziade – entrepreneur, owner, and CEO of Growth Holdings

Beauty pageant winners

Dancers

Fashion designers

Writers and poets

• Charles Corm (1894–1963) – writer, industrialist, and philanthropist
• Butrus al-Bustani (1819–1883) – writer and scholar
• Salima Abi Rashed (1887–1919) – first Lebanese woman lawyer, journalist
• Maroun Abboud (1886–1962) – poet and writer
• Elia Abu Madi (1890–1957) – poet
• Said Akl (1912–2014) – poet, writer, and thinker
• Jeanne Arcache (1902–1961) – Francophone poet and novelist
• Zeina Hashem Beck – poet
• Nader El-Bizri (living) – philosopher and architect
• Andrée Chedid (1920–2011) –

Nélida Nassar  08.09.2013

More than two thousand fans attended the launch concert of Beirut Holidays 2013 last night featuring singer Nancy Ajram at the Beirut Souks, Lebanon. Ajram appeared on stage in a silver metallic dress with several folds and a train, immediately setting the tone for her concert. Her hair in the wind, wearing very high silver heels which almost looked like stilts, she was quick to start moving – dancing would have being too hard at such height! She also thanked the spectators and singled out her husband and the VIPs in the audience.

If she offered to her fans – mostly teenagers and adolescents – some of her early songs such as Ihsase Jadide, “A New Feeling”, Dunia Heluwa, “Life is Beautiful”, or Sheher Ouyouno, “The Magnetism of His Eyes”, it was her last album, Shaggaa Be Alamak, “Waving Flag” that she concentrated on. Throughout the show, surrounded by twenty-nine musicians, she invited the audience to sail trough different worlds, from sweet melodies and rhythms, to pop and reggae, even taking some daring risk, as with Sheikh El Shabab, “The Brave One”, which blends ska and Eastern sounds. Her lyrics are more elaborate than in the past, the result of her collaboration with lyricists Ayman Bahgat Amar and Tarek Madkour in particular. She expressed a multifaceted personality and repertoire singing her signatures and Warda’s songs of love and yearning such as “Ana Bitwanase Feek, “I Enjoy Your Company”.

After she retreated at the end of the first act, the concert continued with Rony Barak’s vigorous and colorful playing of the bass and the derbaké. Ajram reappeared on stage sporting a royal blue dress, long behind and short, with hanging fringes, in front, and red high heels. She proceeded with her upbeat repertoire of old and new hits that seemed autobiographical given the presence of her husband and children in the audience: Lowne Oyounou, “His Eyes’ Color”, Mashi Hadi, “You Walk Next to Me”. She concluded her conc

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