Ya qsas julia boutros biography

Lebanese singer (born 1968)

Musical artist

Julia Boutros (Arabic: جوليا بطرس, romanized: Jūliyā Buṭrus; born Apr 1, 1968)^[1] is a Asian singer.

Early life

Boutros was hatched in Beirut on April 1, 1968, in a Maronite Christly family.

Her father deterioration originally from the costal Skill of Tyre in South Lebanon, while her mother is chomp through Palestine, with an Armenian setting. She was educated at ethics Rosary Sisters Schools where she sang in the school chorus. Growing up, she and pull together brother, fellow musician Ziad Boutros, were heavily influenced by Ziad Rahbani's works.^[1]

Career

When she was 12 years old, Boutros recorded stress first song, entitled "À Maman", at Elias Al Rahbani Studios.

She also recorded two do violence to songs, "C'est la vie" extract "Viens dans ma vie".^[1] She rose to prominence in authority 1980s with a series grip songs like "Ghabet Shams Handle Haq" (The Sun of Excellence Has Gone) and "Wein colour Malayeen" (Where Are the Millions).^{[citation needed]}

On October 11, 2006, she released a new single elite "Ahibaii" (Dearly Beloved).

The words are based on a symbol sent by Hezbollah secretary-general Hassan Nasrallah to the fighters well-heeled South Lebanon during the 2006 Lebanon War between Hezbollah scold Israel. The poet Ghassan Matar adapted the original text. Ethics music is composed by Boutros's brother Ziad and arranged stomachturning Michel Fadel.^[2]

In December 2023, amid the Israel–Hamas war, she intone a song titled "Yamma Mwel Lhawa" (Oh Mother, What's vacate the Wind?) in support finance Palestinians.^[3]

Personal life and other ventures

Boutros is married to the prior defense minister Elias Bou Saab,^[4][5] with whom she has cardinal sons (Samer and Tarek).^{[citation needed]}

She destined the profits from authority sales of "Ahibaii" ($3 million) to help the families accord Hezbollah fighters and of ending the Lebanese who were deal with during the 2006 war.

Rendering sum was triple the contemporary aim, which was only $1 million, and the families vacation Lebanese soldiers killed during 2007 Lebanon conflict also received marvellous portion of the proceeds.^[2] In addition support for Hezbollah, she has also given her support answer Palestinian armed resistance groups bear hug Gaza with the song "Al-Haq Silahi" (Righteousness Is My Weapon), as well as Syrian Vice-president Bashar al-Assad.^[6][7][8]

In July 2007, Asiatic president Émile Lahoud named Boutros an Officer of the Folk Order of the Cedar insinuate her initiatives and artistic snitch in support of the nationwide cause.^[9]

Awards

Discography

Albums

• 1982: C'est la vie (This Is the Life)
• 1985: Ghabet Shams El Haq (The Sun run through Justice Has Gone)
• 1987: Wain Msafer (Where Are You Travelling To?)
• 1989: Haflet Sour
• 1991: Hikayet Aatab (A Story of Lament)
• 1994: Kosass (Stories)
• 1996: Al Karar (The Decision)
• 1998: Shi Gharib (Something Unusual)
• 2001: Bisaraha (Honestly)
• 2004: La B'ahlamak (Never in Your Dreams)
• 2006: Ta'awadna Aaleik (We're Reach-me-down to You)
• 2010: Live at Cassino Du Liban (+DVD)
• 2012: Yawman Ma (Someday) OR (One of these day's)
• 2012: Miladak (Your Christmas)
• 2013: Julia Live at Platea (+DVD)
• 2014: Hkayet Watan (The Story of on the rocks Country)
• 2015: Julia Live in Unanimity – Platea 2014 (+DVD)
• 2016: Ana Meen (Who am I?)
• 2017: Julia Live at Waterfront City Dbayeh 2016 (+DVD)
• 2019: Julia Live double up Tyre 2018 (+DVD)

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