Hiba Tawaji is a well-known professional Lebanese artist. She surfaced as a professional singer and actress after her collaboration with prominent producer and composer Oussama Rahbani back in 2007. Hiba Michel Tawaj was born on December 10, 1987, in Achrafieh, Beirut, and grew up in the Elissar, Matn District, Lebanon.

Hiba Tawaji’s  Repertoire

She has in her repertoire 3 albums and 4 musicals all of them produced, directed or adapted by Rahbanis. Tawaji is widely known for her strong and distinguished feminine vocal skills. She sings in Arabic, English and French and has adopted several styles from oriental and opera to pop, funk and jazz. She is also a coloratura soprano with a four octave vocal rang. She also showcased her acting skills during an acclaimed musical play in 2011 “Don Quixote,” by Marwan, Ghadi and Oussama Rahbani.

At The Voice

Hiba Tawaji just blew everyone away at France’s The Voice. She started off singing Michel Legrand’s “Les Moulins De Mon Coeur” before going into her own Lebanese version of the song “La Bidayi Wala Nihayi” prompting all four judges to turn for her.

Hiba then continued singing effortlessly before ending her performance with a high note that got all 4 judges to give her a standing ovation, as well as have the audience attending the taping rise to their feet to applause her.