Dina Hayek is one of the most known singers nowadays.
She studied music at Kaslik University, and she has continued her music lessons with the two famous composers Fouad Awad and Rafic Hobeika.
She started her artistic career in 2003 with her first album "Sehr El Gharam" in which she cooperated with the writers: Tony Abi Karam, Marwan Khoury, Saffouh Shaghaleh and Elias Nasser. And with the composers: Tarek Abou Jaoudeh and Wissam El Amir.
Dina participated in a Lebanese song "Al Sawt Al Aali" with many Lebanese singers, and in international festivals and concerts in Lebanon, Germany, Dubai, Bahrein, Kartaj festival, El Karieh El Aalamiya in Jordan, El Mahabeh festival in Ladkieh in Syria for 2 years, El Doha festival in Doha city in Qatar, El Nassra festival in Syria.
She has also participated in many musical programs in Lebanon and other Arabs countries. In 2003, Dina has filmed a new video "Sehr El Gharam" with the director Shadi Hanna.
In the second copy of the Album "Sehr El Gharam" the producer has added a new song "Ah Ya Omri" with the writer Elias Nasser and the composer Zareh Kichichian which she was fillmed as a video clip with the director Walid Nassif. This song was the 1st song with Rotana. Dina performed in many concerts and musical programs in Lebanon, Jordan and Eygpt.
In 2004, she cancelled the contract with music master company and signed a new contract with Rotana Company. Dina Hayek released in the same year a duet "Leh Handih" with the composer Salim Salameh written by Mounir Bou Assaf.
Dina contributed in the first song for the Lebanese Marathon with many of the singers under the title "Lhaeny". Dina cooperated in several human and social activities.
In 2005, Dina released her first album with Rotana. She was also appointed as the "Ambassador Of Marathon" and it was her second cooperation in this association. Afterwards, she performed for the first time in Kartaj concert.
In the beginning of 2005, Dina released her new album "Katabtellak" produced by Rotana and included 13 songs. During her successful and short career, Dina has cooperated with different video directors: Chadi Hanna for her song "Sehr El Gharam", Walid Nassif for "Ah Ya Omri", Caroline Labaki for the songs: "Leih Handih" and later "Katabtellak" and Mirna Khayat for "Darb El Hawa".
During the year 2005, Dina participated in many concerts: Salala concert in Muscat, Al Nasera concert in Syria, Kartaj concert in Tunisia. Following her success in the album "Katabtellak", the media praised Dina: Al Rabeaa in Ajman, Sawet El Nojoum, Mazika in Lebanon, Egypt radiostation, Marathon Association in Beirut.
In the begining of 2007, Dina released a new album "Taa Li Albi" produced by Rotana that contained 11 songs. She collaborated with several poets like Nizar Francis, Samir Nakhle, Mounir Abou Assaf, Fares Eskandar, Hani Abed El Karim, Mostafa Moursi, Essam Housne, Nasser Al Jil and many composers: Salim Salemeh, Samir Sfeir, Mahmoud Khiamy and Wajdi Nakhly.
She filmed her video clip "Taa Li Albi" with the director: Randa Alam. Dina renewed her contract for the 3rd year with Ambassador Of Marathon. She also performed in several concerts in Syria, Jordan, Morocco, Libya. In addition to that, she participated along several singers in the song "Riyah Al Janoub" written by Nizar Francis and composed by Samir Sfeir.
After the latest war on Lebanon, the recovery period grouped several human and social activities that our office hasn’t published and preferred to keep the secret of the true intentions away from the press until the release of the video clip “Taa La Albi”, directly boosting Dina back into the Arabic music scene through several concerts around the Arab world, and she was honored by different media means in Tunisia, UAE, Morocco, and a series of Egyptian television live concerts.
At the beginning of the year 2007, Dina’s projects started expanding, leaving her with quite a little of time to resume her support with the Beirut International Marathon Organization, thus resulting in physically moving out of the organization as the Ambassador, yet remaining a friend and a supportive member until today.
During the work schedule of the year 2007, Dina Hayek’s music was elected to join the Nokia Mobile phone production sets to include her music technically as ringtones on all Nokia phones.
At the beginning of the month of July, Dina Hayek filmed a new video clip “ Jarrab El Ghira “ with the director “Randa Alam”, as the second work collaboration after “Taa La Albi” which was produced by HAP – Kuweit ; “Jarrab El Ghira” is a new single of the new album that was being prepared with the lyrics of : Sobah Nasser Al Sobah and the music composition of Yaacoub Khbeizi .
Lately, Dina Hayek recorded for the Gulf Station in Doha – Qatar a two hour concert under the title of “Al Tarab Al Assil “ in which Dina performed with her full orchestra a set of an extraordinary music selection.
Mid-July 2007, Dina Hayek stood live in front of 20,000 spectators at the Carthage theatre, and back to Syria where she held major concerts in Latakia “ Al Mahaba Wa Alssalam “ and Halab – further more with a series of concerts in Jordan and Morocco. She has also performed in two big concerts in Syria Latakiya (Mahaba wal salam) and in Aleppo and a number of other concerts in other countries such as Jordan, Morocco along with Syria. Dina participated in 2008 in many concerts in Lebanon, Syria and other Arab countries such as performing in SALALA’s concert in Oman.
In 2008, Dina filmed two video clips. One for a Duo song "Metrabah Hena" written by Al Shaikh Sobah Al Nasser Al Sobah, composed by Issam Kamal and directed by Charbel Youssef. The other clip was for the song "Bhebak… Ma bensa Gharamak" written and composed by Tony Abi Karam and directed by Alain Eid.
In the beginning of September 2008, another video clip was shot in Ouyoun El Siman – North Lebanon, for the song "Tibet Albi" written by Mounir Bou Assaf, composed by Hicham Boulos and directed by Bassem Moughnieh.
In the summer of 2009, Dina performed in many concerts in Tunisia, Lebanon, Jordan, Syria and the Emirates – AUE, as well as performing again in the concert Al Mahaba. In addition to that, she filmed one of her songs "El Amar Bzatou" under the direction of Fadi Haddad. The song was written by Mounir Bou Assaf, composed by Rawad Raad, arranged by Bassem Rizk and produced by Life stylez studios.
In September 2009, with the patronage of the Tunisian Educational Minister, Dina was honored by Akhbar El Joumhouriyah Newspaper in Tunisia. Dina Hayek recorded for the Gulf station in Doha - Qatar a two hours concert under the title of "Al Tarab Al Assil" in which Dina performed with her full orchestra a set of an extraordinary music selection.
In the occasion of St valentine’s day 2010, Dina released a special song "Mnebaa Oshaa" written by Mounir Bou Assaf, composed,arranged by Melhem Bou Chdid and shot as a video clip by Fady Haddad. In April 2010, Dina recorded a new song under the title "Takhayal", written by Mostafa Moursi, composed by the Tunisian singer Ghazi El Ayadi, arranged by Nicolas Chebli and shot as a videp by Jad Chouweiry. Both songs were produced by: Life stylez studios.
Dina also participated in many concerts starting from Syria, Jordan, to Tunisia and Morocco. In May 2010, Dina was hosted in Star Academy Morocco program on 2M channel. She sang with the participants and she also participated in a big party in Casablanca Morocco.
In July 2010, Dina recorded her new song "Abou El Zeluf", written by Hussein Ismaeil, composed by Wissam El Amir, arranged by Tony Abou Khalil and produced by Lifestylez Studios. The song was filmed by the director Fady Haddad.
Dina hayek have shooted a song on mother’s day "Akh Yammi" written by Rabih Kataya, composed by Samir Sfeir and arranged by Michel Fadel. The song was filmed with the director Fady haddad and produced by Lifestylez studios.
Dina renewed the song "Tal El Sahar" with the legend Toni Hanna, written and composed by Romeo Lahoud, arranged by Hadi Charara, filmed by Fady haddad and produced by Lifestylez studios.
Dina recorded a song in Ramadan for the series "Al Echeq Al Haram" written by the the poet Youssef Suleiman, composed by Haytham Zayyad.
Moreover, she went on a tour to the United States of America, Canada and it was one of her best concerts. She was honored in Los Angeles from the Lebanese and Arabic community .
"Bade Habibi" a song from her album "Taa Li Albi", was filmed from the event of Zahle. The song is written by Nizar Francis, composed by Samir Sfeir, arranged by Karim Abdel Wahab and directed by Joe Bou Abdo.