Assi El Hallani

• Name — Assi El Hallani عاصي الحلاني • Birth Name — Mohammed Muzen El Hallani محمد مزين الحلاني • Other Names — Assi El Hallani • Born — 28 November 1970 • Birthplace — Baalbek, Lebanon • Years Active — 1991–present • Occupation — * Singer • songwriter • actor • Children — 3, including Maritta

El Hellani was born to a Baalbaki family in Baalbek, he is the third-youngest among his 13 brothers and sisters. El Helani studied for approximately five years (1985–1990) at the Higher Institute of Music in Lebanon, concentrating on the oud performance and Arab vocal techniques.

El Hallani has participated in musical events including the Baalbeck International Festival, the Jerash Festival, the Carthage Festival, and a number of concerts around Europe, the Arab world and America. He regularly performs at fund-raising concerts throughout the Middle East in support of a range of charities in the region, including the Women's Development Association Hayati. In August 2005, Hallani added his voice to the growing roster of celebrities helping WFP raise awareness about global hunger and poverty, recording a public service announcement explaining that 25,000 people die of hunger every day, 18,000 of them children.

Assi has been married to his wife, Collette (née Boulos), since 1995. They have three children together, two daughters Maritta Hallani and Dana Hellani and one son al-Waleed Hellani. Both Maritta and Al-Waleed have singing careers.

• 1991: Mahlana Sawa • 1992: Ya Hala • 1993: Mahr El Zina • 1994: Wani Mareg Mareit • 1995: Ahebek Jedan • 1996: Ya Maima • 1998: Ahla El Oyoun • 1999: Shog El Sahara • 2000: Kid Ozzalak • 2001: Ater El Mahabah • 2002: E Qarar • 2003: Forsat Omor • 2004: Zghiri El Dinney • 2006: Dagat Galbi • 2007: Ouwetna Bi Wehdetna • 2008: Yemkin • 2010: 010 • 2011: Rouhak Ana • 2013: Assi 2013 • 2017: Habib El Alb • 2021: Kel Al Fousoul • 2023: Tal El Malek

Assi El Hallani was recorded at birth as محمد مزين الحلاني. The authorities additionally record the headings Mohammed Muzen El Hallani and Assi El Helani. His recorded languages were Arabic, English and Malay. His recorded confession was Islam.