The Most Famous Wedding Singers from Syria

In the war-torn country of many ethnicities and traditions, a wedding is a rare occasion to celebrate love, life and identity. Unlike in major Syrian cities where they tend to be more conservative, Syrian weddings (particularly in the north) are always loud and joyful in their own way.

Here is a list of the most known wedding singers in Syria. 

أحمد التلاوي
Ahmad Al-Tellawi

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مصطفى أبو الفوز
Mustafa Abo El-Foz

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عمر سليمان
Omar Soulayman

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سليم الوافي
Salim Al-Wafi

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فاطمة العلي
Fatima Al-Ali

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إبراهيم السعد

Ibrahim Al-Sa'ad

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نيرمين إبراهيم

Nermeen Ibrahim

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وفيق حبيب

Wafiq Habib

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عبيد الحجي

Abid Al-Haji

Saria Al-Sawwas - Bas Isma Meny

Saria Al-Sawwas - Bas Isma Meny

بس اسمع مني

لهجر قصرك

موال يا ساحري و اغنية ثلاث بنيات

حرام

عطشان لشوف عيونه

مرضان قلبي

ياريتك

نامت عينيك سليمة

موال يا اسمر و اغنية راكب ع البيه

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Dhiab Mashhour - Tawely Ya Leela

Dhiab Mashhour

Dhiab is a famous Syrian artist and singer. He was born in the town of Mohsen in Deir al-Azur on 15 February 1946.

He appeared in various Syrian television series, along side Duraid Lahham (Ghawar) and Naji Jaber (Abu Antar) like 'Sah' El Nom' and 'Melh' Ou Sekar'. He was also known as the Fratti singer.

He began his career in 1958 in eastern Syria, specifically in Muhsin in Deir Al-Zour province. He relied on his audible ability and learned from the blind musician Youssef Jassem, who taught him oriental maqams and performing arts. He managed to compose his lyrics and put his own tunes. He has a major contribution to the Syrian Furatian song, which he worked on since the 1970s, until he retired in the 1990s.

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Dhiab Mashhour - Tawely Ya Leela

Almaya

Boothya & Ya Owaid El Zol

Ayel Aleena

Ya Borden

Tawely Ya Leela

Mely Aly

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Adib Al-Dayekh - L’amour Courtois

Adib Al-Dayekh

Adib Al-Dayekh (1938-2001) was one of the most proclaimed chanters from Aleppo, Syria.

Like many Arab chanters, Adib was born to a Qura'an reciter, Mohammad Al-Dayekh, who taught his son the rules of speech, memorizing and the seven Qura'an recitations according to the traditions of Syria and Egypt.

Mohammad discovered his son's sensational vocal abilities from an early age, so he directed Adib into learning ancient Arab and Sufi poems which he started chanting in small public gatherings and was considered a marvel in Aleppo when he was only 15 years old.

Adib kept memorizing more Arabic poems and expanded his perspective to Al-Umayyad and Abbasid periods.. and it was reported that he has memorized over 10,000 verses of poetry.

No description of Adib's amazing vocals can do justice to him, but he had a perfect vocal range of 3 octaves and the abilities to switch between high and low pitches effortlessly, which amazed his listeners wherever he performed.

 

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Adib Al-Dayekh - L’amour Courtois

Suite En Mode Bayyati

Suite En Mode Sikah

Suite En Mode Rast

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