Artist Ramy Ayach has succeeded in becoming one of the brightest stars in the Arab world, following a long artistic career in which he achieved successes that reflected his rare talent and great artistic abilities.

He was born in Baakline, Lebanon, on August 18, 1980. He is from the Druze sect and is considered one of the most prominent Lebanese artists who have achieved great success in the field of singing and acting. He is distinguished by his powerful, melodious voice and unique performance, and he has become a shining name in the Arab world.

Ramy Ayach married Dalida Saeed in 2013, and they had their first son, Aram, in 2016, and their daughter, Ayana, in 2018.

He began his artistic career in the mid-nineties, when he participated in the program "Studio El Fan" in the 1996/1997 season, and he succeeded in winning the gold medal. This promising start gave him the opportunity to launch into the field of singing. He was only seventeen years old at the time.

His Artistic Career

After winning the Studio El Fan program, Ramy Ayach signed with the "Music Box" company and released his first album titled "La'oyounik Baddi Ghanni" in 1998. His songs spread quickly and gained the admiration of audiences.

Since then, Ramy Ayach has released many successful albums and songs, such as "Ana Lebnani," "Habibi Meen," "Ya Habibi," and others. He has also performed many "duets" with other stars, including Haifa Wehbe and Ahmed Adawiya.

Acting

Alongside his singing career, Ramy Ayach has also participated in several acting works. He played notable roles in series such as "Al-Fosoul Al-Arba'a" (The Four Seasons) and "Amir El-Lail" (Prince of the Night), in addition to his participation in the film "Paparazzi."

The Tattoo

In a striking note, a photo of Ramy Ayach, showing a new tattoo on his forearm, caused controversy on social media. What is remarkable is that the tattoo is of a star symbolizing the Five Limits (Al-Hudud Al-Khamsa) in the Druze faith, which expresses his personal and religious affiliation and his pride in his Druze origins.