Hisham El Hajj, the well-known Lebanese singer, performer and artist prides… Read Full Bio ↴Hisham El Hajj, the well-known Lebanese singer, performer and artist prides himself and his fans with not only an excellent voice but with an education, vast production, performances, participations and awards. As of education he didn't satisfy himself with his overwhelming singing talent but added to it an education at usek kaslik-Lebanon and a knowledge in Oriental singing-playing lute(oriental instrument), vocalize, and solfeggio in a period lasting from 1991-1995.Showcasing his talent, Hisham from 1992 till 1993 participated in a Lebanese art program on LBC channel studio al fan (talent show called art studio) and won an appreciate certificate and a golden award.Adding to his achievements, Hisham performed in many concerts and festivals in Lebanon and abroad, sang Aloha(they said it) in the Olympics in 2000 which took place in Beirut, participated in the opera with many artists in 2000 which took place in the UNESCO place, represented Lebanon in Burkina Faso,Africa in the festival francophone in 2004 , sponsored by the President the General Emile Lahoud, participated in the festival Oscar of the 9th video clip in Egypt in 2008 and won the award of the best Arabic Young Singer for habibi ana(my love) and won many awards as from his excellency president general Emile Lahoud , the prime minister martyr Rafik Al Hariri , the media minister Ghazi Al Aridi , and the commander general Michel Sleiman. As of production it is a long list of albums as per the taste of the public. Starting as thus in 1994with an album called lama chefta(when I saw her)containing six songs: Lama Chefta(when I saw her), Loumini(put the blame on me), Farahni(make me happy), Tawwil ya leil(length night), iaatazi ya rouhi(be proud my soul) and mahlak tmahal(slow down) written by the poets Tony Abi Karam, George Barak, Nabil Abi Khalil, Samir Nakhle, and Muhammad Al Matt, composed by Samir Sfeir, Salim Sfeir and Georges Yazbeck and recorded at studio Boudi Naoum.