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Edward Bendaly

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Edward Bendaly

Composer, Translator, Dreamer

Born in the coastal city of Al-Mina in North Lebanon, Edward Bendaly pursued studies in Chemistry, French, and Translation. A master of seven languages and their literary worlds, he stood among the pioneers who translated the Holy Koran into both English and French bridging sacred meaning across cultures. Edward lived as a dreamer; his heart tuned to the rhythms of creation. For seventy years, he carried the flame of artistic devotion until his passing on December 13, 1984, following a quiet struggle with illness. He was laid to rest in his hometown, at the Greek Orthodox cemetery, leaving behind a legacy not only of music and language, but of love. He is survived by a family of three sons and nine daughters, each bearing the spark of his glory an inheritance of spirit, creativity, and enduring light.

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Naeema Bitar

Voice of Heritage, Keeper of Song

Granddaughter of the renowned Nakhleh Katrib, Naeema Bitar embodied the legacy of an artistic lineage with elegance and soul. Gifted with a magnificent voice and mastery of both piano and lute, she carried the melodies of her ancestors into the hearts of a new generation. Her life was a quiet symphony of devotion to music and memory. In June 2007, she passed away, leaving behind a precious collection of tapes now preserved in the Bendaly Family archive a testament to her voice, her artistry, and the legacy she so lovingly upheld.

Naeema Bitar

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Micha Bendaly

Voice of Joy, Rhythm of Childhood

Born on December 14 in El-Mina, Tripoli, Micha Bendaly began her education at Nazareth and St. Elias School, where her vibrant spirit quickly found its stage. A gifted singer and percussionist, Micha’s musical journey began in childhood, hand in hand with her family’s artistic path.
From school concerts to national festivals celebrating children, Micha’s voice and rhythm brought joy to every gathering. Her performances were more than melodies they were moments of light, echoing the Bendaly Family’s devotion to art, unity, and celebration.

Micha Bendaly

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Rene Bendaly

Composer of Dreams, Architect of Sound

Born on October 5 in Tripoli, Lebanon, Rene Bendaly discovered his love for music and the arts at an early age. He began his education at St. Elias School in El-Mina, and later pursued advanced studies in music composition and arrangement at renowned institutes around the world.
Rene’s musical journey began with local bands, where his talent quickly flourished. He soon joined the Bendaly Family ensemble, contributing original songs and compositions that shaped the family’s artistic identity. As a composer and producer, Rene crafted melodies that carried emotion, unity, and the unmistakable spirit of legacy.

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Dora Bendaly

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Dora Bendaly

The Family Star, Voice of Light

Born on August 19 in Tripoli, Lebanon, Dora Bendaly shone brightly from a young age. She began her artistic journey at just seven years old, performing alongside her father and embracing the stage with natural grace. Her education at Nazareth and St. Elias School in El-Mina nurtured both her spirit and her talent. Dora quickly became the family’s star her voice lighting up concerts and local festivals across Lebanon. Her presence was more than performance; it was a celebration of heritage, joy, and the enduring power of music passed from one generation to the next.

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Yolla Bendaly

Melody of Grace, Echo of Light

Born on February 29 in Tripoli, Lebanon, Yolla Bendaly was a singer, composer, and gifted piano player whose artistic soul blossomed from childhood. She began her journey with the Bendaly Family, nurtured by love and music, and educated at Nazareth and St. Elias School in El-Mina.
Though her life was brief, her impact was profound. Yolla passed away young in 2005, leaving behind a treasured archive of songs and compositions each one a reflection of her spirit, her sensitivity, and her devotion to the family’s creative legacy. Her music lives on, a quiet echo of light that continues to inspire.

Yolla Bendaly

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Nadia Bendaly

Voice of Expression, Composer of Stories

Born on September 10 in Tripoli, Lebanon, Nadia Bendaly grew up surrounded by music, creativity, and the warmth of family. She began her artistic journey at a young age, performing and composing alongside her loved ones, weaving her voice into the Bendaly legacy. Educated at Nazareth and St. Elias School in El-Mina, Nadia nurtured her talents and soon became a prolific creator. She wrote numerous songs and artistic plays, each one a reflection of her imagination, emotion, and devotion to the family’s cultural mission. Her work continues to echo through the Bendaly archive a living testament to her expressive soul and enduring contribution.

Nadia Bendaly

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Roger Bendaly

Composer of Vision, Guardian of Legacy

Born on October 3 in Tripoli, Lebanon, Roger Bendaly’s passion for the arts was evident from childhood. He began his education at St. Elias School in El-Mina, and later pursued advanced studies in music composition at prestigious academies, earning awards and certificates of appreciation along the way. Roger’s artistic journey began within the Bendaly Family, where he sang, acted, and played musical instruments—immersed in a world of creativity and shared purpose. Today, his dreams extend far beyond the Arab world. As a composer and producer, he manages the family’s recording studio and oversees their musical production, ensuring that the Bendaly legacy continues to evolve with heart, excellence, and vision.

Roger Bendaly

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Norma Bendaly

Rhythm Keeper, Voice of Harmony

Born on January 25 in Tripoli, Lebanon, Norma Bendaly began her artistic journey at the age of eight, joining her family in a shared devotion to music and performance. She pursued her education at St. Elias School in El-Mina, where her talents quietly blossomed. As a singer and bass player, Norma brought depth and harmony to the Bendaly Family ensemble. Her voice resonated with warmth, and her rhythm anchored the melodies that defined a generation. Through every note, she carried the spirit of unity, creativity, and enduring legacy.

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Sonia Bendaly

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Sonia Bendaly

Pulse of the Stage, Voice of Joy

Born on April 4 in Tripoli, Lebanon, Sonia Bendaly stepped into the world of music as a young girl, joining her family’s artistic journey with vibrant energy and heart. She began her education at St. Elias School in El-Mina, where her love for rhythm and performance blossomed.
As a singer and drum player, Sonia brought a dynamic pulse to the Bendaly Family ensemble. Her voice carried joy, and her drumming echoed the heartbeat of shared creativity. Through every performance, Sonia celebrated the spirit of unity, tradition, and the enduring rhythm of legacy.

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Hania Bendaly

Rhythm of Joy, Voice of Family

Born on June 27 in Tripoli, Lebanon, Hania Bendaly stepped into the world of music as a young girl, joining her family’s artistic journey with heart and harmony. She began her education at St. Elias School in El-Mina, where her love for performance quietly flourished.
As a singer and percussion player, Hania brought vibrant energy to the Bendaly Family ensemble. Her voice carried joy, and her rhythm added sparkle to every stage. Through her presence, she celebrated the spirit of togetherness, creativity, and the enduring pulse of legacy.

Hania Bendaly

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Fadi Bendaly

Voice of Passion, Composer of Emotion

Born on February 20 in Tripoli, Lebanon, Fadi Bendaly embraced the world of music from an early age. He began his education at St. Elias School in El-Mina, where his artistic spirit quietly flourished. Fadi’s journey with the Bendaly Family began in childhood, as he sang, acted, and played musical instruments with heartfelt joy. As a singer and composer, he channels emotion into melody, crafting songs that reflect both personal depth and the shared legacy of his family. His voice continues to echo with sincerity, creativity, and the enduring rhythm of heritage.

Fadi Bendaly

Edy Bendaly

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Edy Bendaly

Voice of Devotion, Composer of Heartbeats

Born on June 19 in Tripoli, Lebanon, Edy Bendaly stepped into the world of music as a child, guided by the hand of his father and the rhythm of family tradition. He began his education at St. Elias School in El-Mina, where his artistic spirit quietly flourished. As a singer and music composer, Edy’s journey was marked by passion, versatility, and emotional resonance. He sang, acted, and played musical instruments from a young age, weaving his talents into the Bendaly Family’s creative tapestry. His melodies carry the warmth of heritage and the pulse of a dream still unfolding.

Roger Bendaly jr

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Roger Bendaly jr

Strings of Passion, Composer of Tomorrow

Born on August 16 in Tripoli, Lebanon, Roger Bendaly Jr. grew up with music in his veins and a guitar in his hands. His passion for the arts began in childhood, nurtured through his education at St. Elias School in El-Mina and shaped by the rhythms of family and tradition.
He began his musical career with local bands, where his talent as a lead guitar player and composer quickly stood out. Soon, he joined the Bendaly Family ensemble, adding his own voice to the legacy blending youthful energy with deep-rooted artistry. His music carries forward the family’s spirit, reimagined for a new generation.