Lebanese pop sensation Nawal Al Zoghbi, known for her Arabic-language music, has captivated audiences worldwide with her dynamic persona and musical evolution. Often compared to Madonna, she has redefined herself both musically and aesthetically while maintaining a strong commercial presence. Notable for her provocative style and vocal support for political causes, she emerged as a prominent figure in the Arab music scene following the success of her debut album, Wehyati Andak, in 1992. With a string of hit albums like Ayza El Radd (1994) and Yama Alou (2006), Nawal Al Zoghbi has solidified her status as one of the Arab world's leading artists, consistently dominating the charts and earning industry accolades.

Born in Byblos, Lebanon, on June 29, 1972, Nawal Al Zoghbi's career took off with her breakthrough album in 1992, leading to a series of successful releases including Maloum (1999) and Khalas Sameht (2008). Her music, which often delves into social and political themes such as the Palestinian struggle in tracks like "Ya Quds," has resonated with diverse audiences across the Middle East, North Africa, Europe, and North America. The compilation album The Very Best of Nawal Al Zoughbi (2001) highlights her chart-topping hits and enduring influence in the Arab music industry.