Dolly Shahine

Dolly Abou Shahine (Arabic: دوللي أبو شاهين, born July 2, 1985) is a Lebanese singer, actress, and fashion designer.

Dolly Shahine
دوللي شاهين
Born
Dolly Joseph Abou Shahine
دوللي جوزيف أبو شاهين

(1985-07-02) July 2, 1985[1]
NationalityLebanese
Occupation(s)Actress, singer, model, fashion designer
Years active2005–present
Spouses
Sami Qalib
(m. 2001; div. 2009)
    Bakhos Alwan
    (m. 2009; div. 2014)
    Children1

    Biography

    Dolly Shahine was born in Aley District to a Lebanese Brazilian father and a Lebanese mother and raised as a Catholic.[2] She was named after the American country singer Dolly Parton.[3] She studied journalism for one year in Lebanon, before she went to London to study music theory for five years.[4]

    Personal life

    Dolly Shahine married Lebanese model Sami Qalib in 2001. They officially divorced in 2009. In late 2009 She married Lebanese director Bakhos Alwan.[5] They have a daughter called Nour. Shahine announced in 2014, that she and Alwan were divorcing and the couple had officially separated due to irreconcilable differences. They stayed on good terms.[6]

    Discography

    Albums

    • Wala Kol El Banat (2009)
    • Cinderella (2017)

    Singles and music videos

    YearTitleAlbumVideo Clip DirectorLanguage/Dialect
    2005Momo EinyN/AMark Abi RachedLebanese/Moroccan Arabic
    2006Ana Zay Ay BentN/AKhalid YoussefEgyptian Arabic
    2006Dawebny FikN/AKhalid YoussefEgyptian Arabic
    2006Gher Kol El BanatWala Kol El BanatMohamed SaeidEgyptian Arabic
    2007Ayezny AlokN/AMark Abi RachedEgyptian Arabic
    2007Nazra WahdaWala Kol El BanatOliver OjielLebanese Arabic
    2008Ana GeitN/AJad SawayaEgyptian Arabic
    2009Gedid AlayaWala Kol El BanatBakhos AlwanEgyptian Arabic
    2014Sana SaeedaN/ABakhos AlwanEgyptian Arabic
    2017NazaratoCinderellaBakhos AlwanEgyptian Arabic
    2018Law Aal ForaaCinderellaBakhos AlwanEgyptian Arabic
    2018Habeebi GheirN/ADolly ShahineGulf Arabic

    Filmography

    Film

    • Weja (2006)
    • Khames Njoom (2007)
    • Al Shayateen (2007)
    • Nems Bond (2008)
    • El Mesh Muhandes Hassan (2008)
    • Bidoun Riqaba (2009)
    • Tita Rahiba (2012)
    • Tatah (2013)
    • Zarf Sehi (2014)

    TV series

    • Adham El Sharkawy (2008)
    • Sharif wa Noss (2009)
    • El Morafa'a (2015)

    References

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