Sahar Rawiya is an artist beyond borders—a voice that carries the forgotten heritage of lands where souls were silenced, and Arab roots that pulse within her heart despite distance and quiet.

Born among mountains embroidered with ancient songs, she grew up surrounded by diverse tongues. Yet Arabic remained the only language her soul spoke.

Her journey was never just movement—it was a search for self on the map of spirit. In Andalusia, where history whispers through the walls, she found a rhythm that

resembled her own. There, estrangement became recognition. In the alleys breathing flamenco, her roots echoed her forgotten name.

Though she holds Spanish citizenship, identity to her is deeper than official papers. Hers is a free belonging to memory, and a belief that souls know their homelands without needing permission.

A singer, poet, and composer, Sahar plays oud and guitar, weaving melodies that merge Eastern maqam, jazz, and flamenco. She writes and sings in Arabic, and shares her poems and music with the world through English, Spanish, German, and sometimes Persian—believing deeply that love and peace speak every tongue.

Her artistic project is not just a voice—it’s a message calling for justice, love, and a homeland larger than any border. 🎶 Her music is a bridge between two worlds: The East, her origin and belonging; The West, her current reality. Her heart dances in both, choosing from each the beauty that feeds memory and lights the path ahead

She believes art is not luxury, but resistance… and that a sincere melody can shake the walls of silence.