Diana Joseph Haddad, born on October 1, 1976, in Bsalim, Lebanon, is a Lebanese singer who also holds Emirati citizenship. Her musical journey began at a young age, performing in Kuwaiti national events during her teenage years. Haddad's breakthrough came in 1993 when she participated in the singing competition Studio El Fan, broadcast on LBC, with an original song "Tayr El Yammameh". This led to her debut album Saken (1996), which included hits like "Lagaitek" and "Al-Sahra". Her second album, Ahl Al Esheg, produced the signature song "Ahl Al Esheg" in 1997. Haddad's third album, Ammanih (1998), featured the major hit single of the same title, which incorporated Turkish musical elements and helped promote Arab tourism to Turkey. Throughout her career, Haddad has produced memorable hits such as "Mani Mani", "Mas & Louly", and "Ya Aibo".
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