Rola

Rola Youssef Saad was born in Kelbata Lebanon to a Christian Maronite family and became an orphan as a child. Growing up Rola Saad said she always felt unlucky. Her chance to fame came when her vocal abilities was recognized. She entered show business first as a model and later alongside the famous classical singer Sabah in a remake of her song “Yana Yana” which was a big hit in 2006 and catapulted Rola Saad immediately to the forefront of Middle Eastern musical scene as one of the best emerging female singers of the year. The song topped charts lists and achieved huge sales and its music video was aired on all music channels across Arab countries. Rola's latest video clip was inspired from her own suffering as orphan. The clip is about a star who has adopted an African boy from an orphanage and tried to change his former lonely days to a sweet lifetime. After her marriage, Rola Saad is living in the south of Lebanon