Myriam Fares is a Lebanese artist born in a small village in Southern Lebanon, in 1983. Since she was a child, Myriam started taking ballet lessons and participated in the TV show ‘Mawaheb Sghire’ on Tele-Liban. She won the first place in oriental dance.
As a brilliant student in arts, Myriam was incited by her teachers to participate in the schools’ events which were a motive to improve her dancing, singing and acting abilities. She enrolled in National Conservatory of Music and studied musicology as well as the principles of oriental singing for 4 years. When she was16 years old, she participated in the Lebanese Song Festival and won the first prize for the public Lebanese song nomination. One year later, she took part in the TV show ‘Studio Al Fann’ (Art’s Studio) and again won the first prize.
In 2003, Myriam signed her first record deal with Music Master International record label and released her first album ‘Myriam’. The album was sold out in a few days. She also filmed a very successful video clip for the song ‘Ana we Shou’. It was directed by Ghassan Koteit and became one of the most requested music videos. After that, she shot a second video music for the song ‘la Tis’alni’, directed by Slim El Turk. In 2005, myriam released a second album ‘Nadini’, followed by a third album ‘Bet’Oul Eih’, in 2008.
In 2009, Myriam had a single experience in acting. She played in the movie remake of the Rahbani’s theatre play ‘Silina’.
Throughout her career, Myriam performed in a series of sold out concerts such as in Yemen , Tunisia, Morocco, Kuwait, Jordan, Syria, UAE, London, Lebanon, Las Vegas, and Egypt.