My path... success and influential artistic activities for more than 20 years

Massari, the international singer of Lebanese origin, has had a busy career that has lasted for more than 20 years, during which he has presented many distinctive songs and music.

Who is my path?

Canadian singer Massari, whose real name is Sari Fawzi Abboud, was born in Beirut, Lebanon, on December 10, 1980. Massari comes from a family of Lebanese origin, and is known for performing pop, R&B, and hip-hop music.

He immigrated from Lebanon to Montreal, Canada when he was ten years old, then moved to Ottawa at the age of thirteen. His first time on stage singing was when he was thirteen years old. He belongs to a Lebanese Shiite family and has two younger brothers, Sami, who serves as his assistant and bodyguard, and Samer.

Education on values and principles

In previous statements, Massari said that he was raised on the values that say that whoever denies their origins becomes rootless, noting that the circumstances Lebanon experienced during the civil war in the 1990s forced him to move to Western countries, but he adheres to his Arab identity.

Most of Massari's songs feature an oriental touch, creatively blending it with modern techniques. His songs address themes of love and admiration for women.

Business and charity

Massari is active in business and philanthropy, having launched his own clothing line and an international clothing store, regularly donating a portion of his profits to support the people of the Middle East. Today, Massari is one of the most sought-after R&B singers of his generation.

Artistic successes and awards

His album Be Easy reached number one on the Canadian Top Ten Albums chart in 2005, and in 2006, Massari won the "Best Pop Video" award from the MMVAs for his hit song "Be Easy."

His songs have achieved numerous number-one chart positions in Canada, and his albums have also achieved significant sales in other countries, including the United States, Australia, Brazil, the United Kingdom, Germany, and Canada. In 2014, Massari received the award for "Best International Artist of Lebanese Origin."

Massari considers the Sultan of Tarab, George Wassouf, as his teacher, as he learned from him how to sing songs not only with his voice but with his heart, as he put it.