Marwan Khoury is a Lebanese composer famous singer, born in 1968. His name sounds in Arabic books of musicology and the compilation of songs by stars in the Middle East.

Very young, he studied musicology in his native country, specifically the piano and music history at the University of the Holy Spirit - Kaslik in 1986. Studious student, he won the first prize in composition, as Lebanese President Amin Gemayel at the time gave him in person. He began his career writing lyrics and melodies for other artists such as Asalah Nasri, Najwa Karam, Majida El Roumi or Nawal Al Zoghbi for which he composed the two tubes "Tia" and "Dalaouna". Parallel to this, he played for the other celebrities Lebanese concerts as a pianist.

"Kasak Habibi" was his first single, however, mark a turning point in his artistic career. The success of this first title will get him to compose and produce two consecutive albums that make a hit in the Arab world: "Khayal El Omr" (2003), which includes 7 tracks, and "Kel El Qasayed" (2004). For the first album, Marwan received a Golden Murex for Best Composer for the song "Ya Shoq" whose video clip was directed by his brother Claude Khory, artistic director. The second album will let him be launched on "Rotana" music channel broadcast on satellite in the Arab world, whose viewership is one of the highest of all channels in the region. In 2004 he received a second Murex d'Or, this time for Best Complete Artist (lyrics, composition, video, performance and album). Finally, the output of the third album, "Asr El Shoe"(2006) definitively confirms the role of Marwan in the Lebanese pop industry.

Indeed, Marwan Khoury is one of those composers whose songs are most popular in the region. Male and female celebs competing Arabic titles of the composer for the value they possess. His talent as a performer also draws crowds as illustrated by its performance at the International Festival of Carthage in Tunisia in 2005.