Layal Abboud was born in Lebanon. Since her childhood Layal Abboud loved singing, and she participated in the talent program "Studio El Fan" in 2002 and she drew everyone’s attention.
Lebanese singer Layal's debut album makes the most of her relatively limited vocal range. The young singer sang at various Beirut cafes and restaurants before finally meeting with musicians like Richard Najm, Tony Abi Karam, and Salim Salameh The album has a variety of styles, covering Egyptian and Lebanese ballads as well as a shot at Iraqi chobi. Her first single, Hawasi Kella, is included as well as an unexpected collaboration with Ihsan El Mounzer, who arranged Mashghoul Bali Alaik. Easily Jad Sawaya's most (professionally) serious artist so far, Layal's debut album is a good start, with lots of room to improve.
In 2009 she drop the hit "Ahla Zaffah". Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.