QUICK FACTS
Date of Birth
1983
Amman, Jordan
Place of Birth
Why Featured?
Lara Elayyan is celebrated for her contributions to Palestinian and Arabic traditional music, her talent in singing and playing the Oud, and her dedication to reviving Palestinian folklore through her art. Her work has significantly contributed to the cultural and artistic landscape of the Palestinian community, embodying a fusion of traditional and contemporary sounds that honor and keep alive the rich heritage of Palestinian music.
BRIEF BIO
Lara Elayyan, a Jordanian resident, born in 1983 in Amman, is a renowned singer and musician known for her contribution to Palestinian and Arabic music. She has a Master’s degree in Musical Arts and a B.A in Social Studies from the University of Jordan. She discovered her singing talent early and has since been a part of many local and international concerts. Lara is known for her efforts in reviving Palestinian folklore and traditional songs, blending them with high technical standards of performance. Her first solo album, "Helwi," was released in 2014.
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DATE
Monday, January 26, 2026
MAJOR MILESTONES
Key dates & turning points
2005: Graduated with a B.A in Social Studies from the University of Jordan.
2006: Became a member of the band Sharq.
2008: Released the album “Bayn Bayn” with Sharq band.
2014: Released her first solo album “Helwi”.
2016 - 2020: Released several single songs.
CONTRIBUTIONS
What they did, and why it matters
Reviving Palestinian and Arabic traditional songs and music...See More
Participation in numerous international concerts, spreading Palestinian music globally...See More
Winning the bronze award for singing at the Mugam festival in Baku-Azerbaijan...See More
Releasing multiple albums and singles that blend traditional Palestinian music with modern elements.
Actively supporting humanitarian causes through her art.
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Last updated
Jan 26, 2026
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