Maritta Hallani is a Lebanese singer and actress, born in Beirut on February 1, 1997. She was raised in an artistic family; her father is the renowned Lebanese singer Assi El Hallani and her mother is former Miss Lebanon, Colette Boulos, which nurtured her talent from a young age. She launched her professional career in 2015 with her debut English-language single, "Go," before transitioning to Arabic music where she found widespread success. In 2018, she released her first album, "Maritta," which featured songs in various dialects. Hallani's career extends beyond music into acting, where she has established herself as a credible performer in several prominent television series. Her notable acting roles include Souad in the 2021 drama "2020," as well as leading roles in series such as "Hkayti" (2021), "Eshret Omor" (2023), and "Al Dar" (2024). Known for her versatility, she successfully balances her singing and acting careers. On June 7, 2023, she married producer Kamil Abi Khalil; the couple separated in 2025. Maritta continues to actively pursue her artistic endeavors and engages consistently with her audience across social media platforms.

Early in her career, Maritta Hallani achieved significant recognition by winning the Favorite Arab Music Artist award at the 2018 Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards. This award highlighted her growing popularity and impact on the youth music scene across the Arab world. Hallani has also made a successful transition into acting, participating in highly-rated television series. Her role as 'Souad' in the 2021 drama "2020," alongside acclaimed actors Nadine Nassib Njeim and Kosai Khauli, served as a powerful launchpad for her acting career, proving her talent for complex roles. In 2018, she released her debut album, "Maritta," which included successful tracks like "Akher Marra" and "Eli W Melki." She has also released numerous singles that have garnered millions of views on YouTube and streaming platforms, such as "Shtaatellak" and "Chou Baddak," solidifying her position as a leading young artist in Lebanon.

Some sources have reported that she studied at the American University of Beirut (AUB), though specific details about her degree have not been publicly confirmed.