
Noura Rahal
Also known as: نورا رحال
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Also known as: نورا رحال
A Syrian singer born in Damascus, to a Lebanese father and a Syrian mother. She settled for a period in Damascus and then moved to Lebanon at the beginning of her artistic career. Noura's beginnings were in acting, as she participated in a number of Syrian series, such as the series "Hawa Bahri", in which she sang with Michel Ashkar in its badge. She also participated in the series “Big Dreams,” “My Grandfather’s House,” “Kum al-Jar,” and “Safar,” directed by Hatem Ali. At the beginning of her artistic career, Noura wanted to start performing popular songs, but those around her, including directors and producers, advised her to choose a romantic song on the grounds that it was compatible with her vocal capabilities, so she adhered to that line in most of her songs. Noura released her albums, “Your Love Is Lost,” “Ashwaq Al-Maghib,” “Min He,” “Malikat Zamani,” and “My World.. Sweeter,” which included many of her successful songs. She also filmed some of her songs in video clips, such as the song “Sayyid Al-Alam,” which she filmed in Greece, “Shaflak Hal,” and “My World is Sweeter.” Noura Rahal was absent from the artistic scene for a period of time due to receiving treatment in France after suffering from breast cancer. After her return, she participated in many concerts and festivals inside and outside Syria.
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