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Elissa

Elissa is a Lebanese Arabic pop singer whose songs follow love, heartbreak and resilience, with a catalogue stretching from “Baddy Doub” to “Elissar.”

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Overview

Full name
Elissar Zakaria Khoury
From
Lebanon
Early stage
Studio El Fan silver medallist, 1992
Breakthrough
Ayshalak, 2002
Own label
E-Records

Mini bio

How it started.

Elissa began on the stage of Wassim Tabbara’s theatre and won silver on Lebanon’s Studio El Fan in 1992. Her debut album, Baddy Doub, followed in 1998, introducing the romantic voice that became her calling card.

The breakthrough.

A duet with Ragheb Alama helped her second album reach listeners. In a 2020 interview, she named Ayshalak, released in 2002, as the album that turned her into a star. She later coached on X Factor and The Voice.

Her own direction.

She now produces through E-Records. Elissar, her 14th album, arrived in November 2026 with 14 tracks and a new Believe Artist Services partnership. Its title uses her birth name, bringing the person behind the stage name into the music.

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Awards

Quotes

Elissar is more than just my real name.Elissa, album launch message published by Executive Bulletin

Explaining the title of her November 2026 album.

Trivia

  1. She called her 2009 album Tesada’a Bemeen her favourite in her 2020 L’Orient-Le Jour interview.
  2. She has named Dalida and Fairuz as her two idols.
  3. “Cheta El Riyadh,” on Elissar, is her first original song performed in Gulf Arabic.

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