Pascale Machaalani

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Pascale Machaalani
باسكال مشعلاني
Background information
Origin Flag of Lebanon Lebanon
Genre(s) Arabic
Occupation(s) Singer

Pascale Machaalani (Arabic:باسكال مشعلاني) is a Lebanese singer. She grew up in Jounieh, Lebanon.

Her father died before her first birthday. Her mother took care of her with the help of her eldest sister and brother who has accompanied her since the beginning of her career.

The composer Ihsan Al Munzer and the poet Toufiq Barakat discovered her talent. The beginning of her career was with her first album Sahar Sahar by the composer Dr. Jamal Salameh and the poet Abed Rahman Al Abnoudi. Pascale has worked with many Lebanon|Lebanese and Arabic composers and poets in her career.

Currently, her brother is her business manager, and she is signed to the Saudi Arabian Rotana music label. Pascale holds many concerts around the world every year, including in Australia, the United States, in Europe, Malaysia, and in the Middle East.

[edit] Albums

  • Sahar Sahar
  • Nazrat Outounak
  • Banadi
  • Albak assi lamma bchoufak
  • Khayala
  • Nour el chams
  • Albi
  • Ma Fi Nom chou amaltellak ana
  • Saabe eich min dounak

[edit] Video clips

  • "Banadi"
  • "Samah"
  • "Habib Albi"
  • "Tikzib Allayah"
  • "Mish Waet Elly Baddak"
  • "Albak Assi"
  • "Talab Idi"
  • "Baladina"
  • "Lamma Bchoufak"
  • "Khayala"
  • "Dag Dig"
  • "Ya Tayr El Gharam"
  • "Nour El Chams"
  • "Nachaftelli Dammi"
  • "Albi"
  • "Dandini"
  • "Wala Sab Khabar Inta Bitrooh"
  • "Chou Amaltellak Ana"
  • "Saabe Eich Min Dounak"

[edit] External links

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