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Nesreen Tafesh (Arabic: نسرين طافش; born February 15, 1982)[1] is a Syrian-Palestinian-Algerian actress and singer.

Nesreen Tafesh
Born	Nesreen Yousef Mohammed Tafesh نسرين يوسف محمد طافش (1982-02-15) February 15, 1982 (age 40) Aleppo, Syria
Occupation	Actress, singer
Years active	2002–present
Website	nesreentafesh.com

Early life

Nesreen was born in Aleppo, Syria to the Palestinian poet and author Yousef Tafesh from the Palestinian town of Safed and an Algerian mother from Oran in Algeria.[2][3] She has seven female siblings. Nesreen's mother was born from a Moroccan Amazigh mother from Tafilalt.

She graduated from the Higher Institute for Dramatic Arts in Damascus in 2008.[4] Nesreen is considered a Syrian actress, yet she only has Algerian nationality.[5]

Career

Nesreen's first act ever was in a biography series about Hulagu Khan when she was still studying at the Higher Institute for Dramatic Arts.[6][7] Afterward, she worked in the series (Arabic: ربيع قرطبة, lit. 'Córdoba's Spring'), playing the lead female role of Subh, wife of Caliph Al-Hakam II. The work was written by Walid Saif.[8] In 2017, she started singing by releasing singles "Metghayar Alayi".[9]

She used to live in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, before she moved to Egypt in late 2018, in which she acted in the film (Arabic: نادي الرجال السري, lit. 'The Secret Men Club').[10]

Personal life

While still in college, she was briefly engaged to the Syrian movie and TV director of Palestinian origin, Al-Mothanna Sobah.[11][12] She was married to an Emirati businessman from 2008 to 2013.[13] In 2017, she took 79th place on the list of 100 Most Beautiful Faces.[14]

Filmography

TV Series

• Hulagu (2002)
• Rabea Cordoba (Córdoba's Spring) (2003)
• al-Taghreba al-Falastenya (The Palestinian alienation) (2004)
• Rijal taht altarbush (Men under Tarboosh) (2004)
• Ahlam Kabira (Big Dreams) (2004)
• Ala Tool al-Ayam (Along the days) (2006)
• Al Intizar (Waiting) (2006)
• Ahl al-Gharam (People of love) (2006)
• Sabaya (2009)
• Fengan El Dam (A cup of blood) (2009)
• Bok'et Dao'e (Spotlight) (2010)
• Alsarab (The mirage) (2011)
• Jalasat Nisa'iya (Women's sessions) (2011)
• Banat El-Aela (Family girls) (2012)
• Tahaluf alsabar (Cactus Alliance) (2014)
• Halawet Elrouh (Soul's sweetness) (2014)
• Fee Zoroof Ghameda (In mysterious circumstances) (2015)
• Alarrab (The Godfather) (2015)
• Al Ekhwa (The Brothers) (2015)
• Alf laylat walayla (A Thousand and One Nights) (2015)
• Al Tawarid (The Expelled) (2016)
• Shouq (Longing) (2017)
• Aloqab wa Alafra' (The Eagle and Al Afra) (2017)
• Teen Wolf (2013 - 2016)
• Shababeek (Windows) (2017)
• Maqamat El-Ishq (Love stations) (2019)
• Khatam alnamr (Tiger seal) (2020)
• Alwajh alakhar (The other face) (2020)

Films

• Nadi El-Regal El-Serri (The Secret Men Club) (2019)
• Amwal Amma (Public funds) (2020)

Discography

Albums

• El Helwa (2019)

Singles and Music videos

Year	Title	Album	Video Clip Director	Language/Dialect
2017	Metghayar Alayi	N/A	Said El Marouk	Syrian Arabic
2017	123 Habibi	N/A	Fabien Dufil	Maghrebi Arabic
2018	Elaa Maak	N/A	N/A	Syrian Arabic
2019	Areed Artah	N/A	Said El Marouk	Gulf Arabic
2019	Shouqi	N/A	N/A	Maghrebi Arabic

References

General references

• "Artists of Palestinian Origin: Nisreen Tafesh". alwatanvoice.com (in Arabic). Donia Al-Watan. December 12, 2013. Retrieved September 26, 2016.

External links

• Official website of Nesreen Tafesh (archived from May 2007, in Arabic)
• Nesreen Tafesh on Facebook
• Nesreen Tafesh on Twitter
• Nesreen Tafesh's channel on YouTube
• Nesreen Tafesh on Instagram

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