Nancy Ajram was born in Ashrafieh and her residence in Beirut, Lebanon. She is a Lebanese artist. She was born on May 16, 1983 and began her career since 1998. She married Fadi al-Hashim and has two daughters, Mila and Ela.

Nancy Ajram participated in the Future Stars program at the age of 12, won the gold medal in singing, then studied music and then at 15 she started to sing but did not exceed the legal age to join the music syndicate, but the union allowed her to join the exception to the beauty of her voice and his sweetness.

Nancy Ajram is fond of Egypt and the art of Egypt. She says she is emotionally attached to Egypt and the Egyptian people have special feelings. She sang her famous song, "Law Sa'altak Enta Masry" to the Egyptians as an expression of her love for them. When Egypt won the match, In the final round of the World Cup qualifiers for Africa, she sang the song "Masr El Arousa El Mahrousa".

Nancy signed with Coca-Cola to make their announcements in the Arab countries. The 2010 World Cup song was one of the best ads with the international singer, who sang this song with more than one singer from each country. The Arabic version was chosen in the Egyptian dialect for easy pronunciation and spread in many Arabic countries. She has done advertising deals with other companies such as Damas Jewelery and Sony Ericsson.

Nancy won the World Music Award in 2008, and in October 2009, the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) appointed her 22-nation Goodwill Ambassador to help support issues of concern to UNICEF.

Nancy participated in many talent programs. In 2013, she joined Arab Idel for the second season, and in 2013 she participated in the Arab Idel Season 3, and also joined of the Judges for the program The Voice Kids.