Jowana Malah

Jowana Malah is a Lebanese singer, born on June 1, 1976, in Qana, Lebanon.

Biography and life story of celebrity in English.

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English Name: Jowana Malah
Arabic Name: جوانا ملاح
Nationality: Lebanon
Languages: Arabic, Lebanese Dialect
Religion: Islam (Shia)
Date of Birth: June 1, 1976
Place of Birth: Qana, Lebanon
Age: 46 years (in 2022)
Zodiac Sign: Gemini
Profession: Singer
Genres: Arabic Music
Years Active: 1992 – Present
Marital Status: Married
Siblings: Nadine Malah (Media Personality), Rania, Fadi

Biography, Life story

Jowana Malah was born on June 1, 1976, in Qana, in the Tyre District of southern Lebanon. She comes from a Shia Muslim family and is the eldest of three siblings: Nadine Malah, a media personality, Rania, and her only brother Fadi. She started her singing career at the age of 17 in 1993 when she participated in the “Studio El Fan” program in the folkloric singing category, winning the gold medal. Her debut album, “Ala Kol Behwak,” was released in 1994 under Darin Production and Distribution. In 1995, she signed a contract with Rotana, producing three albums. She filmed many exclusive music videos for the Arab Radio and Television Network. After her contract with Rotana ended, she signed with Renad Company, which produced her album “Alaik Aini” in 2001. In 2003, she released a single titled “Ma Tghib Ani Bishtaqlik,” which was edited by Jordanian television with clips of her and the late Abdel Halim Hafez. In 2006, she released the album “Hatfadel Fi Qalbi” produced by Melody Company. During the July 2006 war, she released a patriotic song through the music video “Lebanon Ya Lebanon,” filmed in a Dubai studio, wearing a black shirt to express sorrow for the martyrs. In 2007, she signed a contract with producer Naguib Sawiris of Q-music, which later separated from Melody due to conflicts but she terminated the contract due to delays in releasing her songs after much public inquiry about her absence. In 2008, she released a religious song titled “Allah Ya Rahman” during Ramadan, then disappeared from the artistic scene, stating in an interview that she was in love and moved to live outside Lebanon. In 2011, she returned with a single titled “Al-Ata,” which she filmed as a music video, calling for help for children suffering from deprivation and hunger.

Discography

Albums

– Ala Kol Behwak (1994): Includes songs: “Enta Enta,” “Ajmal Qamariya,” “Ala Kol Behwak,” “Ala Sa’at Al-Hob,” “Ma Khabarash,” “Ma Tijou Nasher,” “Tafraq Ma’ak,” “Wala Had Thani.”
– As’ab Qarar (1996): Includes songs: “Asfourak,” “As’ab Qarar,” “Makdabitsh Khabar,” “Aghla Habayibik,” “Sadfa Laqeetak,” “Ma’oul Halawtak.”
– Shinanai (1997): Includes songs: “Shinanai,” “Amana,” “Enta Shu,” “Yuba Yuba,” “Sa’alouni,” “Saken Rouhi.”
– Lam Mistahil Tinsani (1999): Includes songs: “Zakh Al-Matar,” “Lazim Tewaddi’ni,” “Barda,” “La Mistahil,” “Noor A’yuni,” “A’shaqak.”
– Alaik Aini (2001): Includes songs: “Alaik Aini,” “Kallimni An Nafsak,” “Qalbik A’raf Al-Gharam,” “Tair Al-Sama,” “Tamnonni,” “Rashat Ashwaq,” “Rabna Ma Yajeeb Khesam,” “Asak Tayyib,” “Jalli Jalli,” “Shanghal Alah,” “Limen Sahran.”
– Hatfadel Fi Qalbi (2006): Includes songs: “Hatfadel Fi Qalbi,” “Meni,” “Ma Tatla’,” “W Biwa’duni,” “Isma’u Mala Khabriya,” “Juwa A’yeni,” “Qurbni Lik.”

Music Videos

Ala Kol Behwak, Wallah Ya Bouy (Makhabarash), As’ab Qarar, Ma Kdabitsh Khabar, Law Asfourak Min Tar, Yuba Yuba, Shinanai, Zakh Al-Matar, Jalli Jalli, Alaik Aini, Qalbik A’raf Al-Gharam, Ma Tghib Ani Bishtaqlik, Hatfadel Fi Qalbi, Lebanon Ya Lebanon, Qurbni Lik, Al-Izz Matwaj A’ Jabeenak, Bil-‘Ata.