Leen El Hayek

Born in Tripoli, Lebanon, Leen El Hayek is a Lebanese singer who became a regional sensation after winning The Voice Kids in 2016. At only twelve years old, she stunned audiences with her confidence, charisma, and powerful voice.

From a young age, Leen loved singing at family gatherings and school events. Her expressive style and emotional depth quickly caught attention. When she appeared on MBC’s The Voice Kids, she performed with passion beyond her years and earned praise from the judges and viewers across the Arab world.

After her win, Leen El Hayek began her professional journey and received millions of views online. She later released songs such as Party Language and Aam Bekbar, reflecting her growing artistic identity. Her music blends Arabic pop with modern rhythms, appealing to both traditional and young audiences.

Over time, the Tripoli artist has continued to expand her reach beyond Lebanon. She has performed in regional events and appeared in media features celebrating emerging Arab talent. In 2024, she teamed up with composer Ziad Bourji on the song Nassini, further solidifying her place in the Lebanese pop scene.

Despite her rising fame, Leen El Hayek remains proud of her Tripoli roots. She often credits the city’s artistic spirit for shaping her dreams and voice. She has become a symbol of youthful talent and determination in Lebanon.

With each new release, Leen continues to grow as a performer and creator. Her voice carries both heritage and hope, a blend that connects Tripoli to the world. She represents a new generation of Lebanese artists who believe that music can inspire, heal, and unite people across cultures.