Diana Haddad

Quick Facts

Full Name	Diana Haddad
Occupation	World Music Singer
Date Of Birth	Oct 1, 1976(1976-10-01)
Age	48
Birthplace	Salima
Country	Lebanon
Birth City	Mount Lebanon Governorate
Horoscope	Libra

Diana Haddad Biography

Diana Haddad is one of the most popular and richest World Music Singer who was born on October 1, 1976 in Salima, Mount Lebanon Governorate, Lebanon. Lebanese TV host and singer who made her debut on the music scene with her hit song “Saken” in 1996.

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Diana Haddad (Arabic: ديانا حداد ‎; born 1 October 1976) is a Lebanese singer and television personality who also holds Emirati citizenship and is based in the United Arab Emirates. Haddad is one of the most popular Arabic pop musicians in the Arab World and has been so since the mid-1990s. Her debut album Saken (1996) was one of the best selling albums of 1996, being certified platinum by Haddad’s label Stallions Records. The album also introduced Haddad and her Bedouin music style to the public.

With the help of Studio El Fan, which was broadcast nationally on LBC in 1993, Haddad was able to come to fame at sixteen. She joined the competition with an original song entitled “Tayr El Yammameh”, which was later included on her debut record Saken in 1996. Haddad was listed under the category of traditional Lebanese folk song. The song was written and produced by Elias Abou Gzale. At the beginning of her career, Haddad was best known for her Bedouin music style which also incorporates modern beats and instruments. Thus, she has been compared to Lebanese musician Samira Tawfik. Haddad’s music is considered an update of Tawfik’s early work. Haddad’s debut album also included other hits such as “Lagaitek”, a cover of Issam Rajji’s classic hit, and “Al-Sahra”.

She got married to Suhail Al Abdoul and gave birth to her second daughter in 2007.

Diana Haddad Net Worth

Diana Haddad is one of the richest World Music Singer from Lebanon. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Diana Haddad 's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: December 11, 2023)

The girl was raised in the tiny Bsalim village. Bsalim.

In 2011, she was appointed the Ambassador for Goodwill for Human Rights & Peace by the International Human Rights Commission.

Haddad was born to a Maronite Christian father, Joseph Haddad (originally from Maghdouché, Sidon District), and a Muslim mother, Mouna Haddad, in a small Lebanese village called Bsalim. Due to the Lebanese Civil War which began in 1975 (one year prior to her birth) and lasted over fifteen years, Haddad spent her early years in the more stable Arab states of the Persian Gulf. Her parents moved to Kuwait in the 1970s where she received her education at the national school in Fahaheel District. In 1990, Kuwait was invaded by Iraq, which forced Haddad’s family to move back to Lebanon. During this period, Haddad lived between Lebanon and the United Arab Emirates where she met her Emariti husband Suhail Al-Abdul. Haddad was raised in her father’s religion along with her four siblings, Lolita, Danny, Fadi, and Sameer. In terms of age, Haddad ranks third. As a child, Haddad was known to be a “tomboy” in her family. Haddad’s musical talent was discovered in an early age when she was only eight years old. During her teen years, specifically in 1988, Haddad performed in multiple Kuwaiti national events. Haddad never received a college degree even though she was interested in archeology. For this reason, Haddad enjoyed shooting the song “Yammaya” in the Giza pyramid complex in 1998. In 1992, she received a diploma in computer science before she joined a popular singing competition called Studio El Fan in Beirut.

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Who is Diana Haddad Dating?

According to our records, Diana Haddad married to Suhail al-Abdool. As of December 1, 2023, Diana Haddad’s is not dating anyone.

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Haddad’s first three records contained songs exclusively in Lebanese and Bedouin dialects, which defined her unique musical style during the early years. However, the release of Haddad’s fourth studio album Yammaya in late 1998 saw a big change in Haddad’s music. The album’s lead single “Yammaya” incorporated ancient Egyptian beats, but still maintained a Bedouin dialect. Al-Abdul allotted a high budget for “Yammaya”‘s music video which was shot in the Giza pyramid complex. Big part of the budget went to well-known Arab actors such as Muna Wassef and Sawsan Badr who appear in different roles in the video. The video takes place in ancient times Egypt where Haddad uses a witch (played by Wassef) to restore her throne from the current queen (played by Badr). The video also shows slaves moving to the music in a choreographied dance inspired by ancient Egypt. Both “Yammaya” and the second single from the album, “Emshi Wara Kidbohom”, were able to become popular across the Arab world despite the poor promotion following the death of Haddad’s mother at the time of album’s release. “Emshi Wara Kidbohom” marks Haddad’s first single ever in a dialect other than Lebanese or Bedouin. The song, performed in Egyptian dialect, ultimately became one of Haddad’s most recognized hits in Egypt. Yammaya also included songs in Khaliji, Iraqi, and classical Arabic dialects.

Facts & Trivia

Diana Ranked on the list of most popular World Music Singer. Also ranked in the elit list of famous people born in Lebanon. Diana Haddad celebrates birthday on October 1 of every year.

In summer 1999, only a few months after the release of Yammya, Haddad released her fifth studio album Shater. The first single, “Shater”, was one of the most popular singles in 1999 and was well received especially by toddlers for the use of the word “shater” meaning “clever”, a word that is commonly associated with young children. The song was directed by Al-Abdul in Jebel Ali in Dubai. It featured peacocks, cocktails, and extras and dancers wearing colorful clothes in a sunny summer day. Due to lack of time, Haddad’s plans to shoot the music video in a tropical island were canceled. Instead, a low budget music video was made for the song “Wainhom” back to back with “Shater”. “Wainhom”, while not Haddad’s first song in a Khaliji dialect, is her first Khaliji music video. Haddad’s first official Khaliji recording appears on her previous album Yammaya, a song called “Men Ghebt”. “Wainhom”, which was released a few months after the success of “Shater”, is about the Kuwaiti prisoners of war who never came back from Iraq. Haddad dedicated the song to her childhood friends in Kuwait.