Madeline Matar

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Madeline Matar

Background information
Origin Lebanon
Genre(s) Lebanese, Arabic Music
Occupation(s) Singer


Madeline Matar (Arabic: مادلين مطر‎, also transliterated as Madeleine Mattar) is a popular Lebanese singer. Her repertoire includes popular Arabic music.

[edit] Discography

  • Bahebak Wadari (2005)
  • Ala Bali Hawak (2003)
  • Raydah (2001)

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