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Nesreen Tafesh

Nesreen Tafesh is an Aleppo-born singer, actress and podcast host whose work spans Arabic pop, television drama and conversations on Ard Jadida.

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Overview

Born: 15 February 1982 · Aleppo, Syria
Work: Singer, actress and podcast host
Training: Higher Institute for Dramatic Arts, Damascus · Graduated in 2008
Early breakthrough: Subh in Córdoba’s Spring (2003)
Music debut: Metghayar Alayi (2017)

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How it started.

Born in Aleppo to a Palestinian father and an Algerian mother, Nesreen moved to Damascus in 1999 to study acting. She appeared in Holako while studying, then played Subh in Córdoba’s Spring. She returned to finish her training and graduated in 2008.

Finding her singing voice.

Her recording career began with “Metghayar Alayi” in 2017, written and composed by Eyad Rimawi. “123 Habibi” and “Elaa Maak” followed, before her 2019 album El Helwa.

More ways to connect.

In July 2025 she released the music video for “Rawaan.” In February 2026 she began hosting Ard Jadida, a YouTube podcast featuring conversations about spirituality, awareness and personal growth.

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Music

2025RawaanSinger
2018Elaa MaakSinger
2017123 HabibiSinger
2017Metghayar AlayiSinger

Podcasts

2026Ard Jadida (New Earth)Host

Awards

Miss Egypt ceremony honorIn September 2026, MTV Lebanon reported that the Miss Egypt organizers honored her with the title “Most Beautiful Arab Artist.”

Quotes

لكل أنثى جمالها الخاص النابع أولاً من جوهرها وروحهاNesreen Tafesh, Instagram statement reported by MTV Lebanon

After her Miss Egypt ceremony honor in September 2026, she wrote that every woman’s beauty comes first from her essence and spirit.

Trivia

Her father, Yousef Tafesh, was a poet and author.
Her official biography lists piano and ballroom dancing among her interests.
She founded a family magazine called Nisrina, which circulated in Syria and Lebanon.