Nadine Altounji is a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist born in Montreal of Syrian descent. She blends sounds from the Arab world with South American rhythms, drawing deeply from her family heritage. Between her grandmother’s piano and her great-grandfather’s oud, she weaves melodies where tradition meets modernity. A polyglot vocalist, she performs in French, English, Spanish, and Arabic. Since her debut EP *I Still* (2016), she has explored the musical traditions of Ecuador and Peru in *The Stories that Tie Us to Trees – Vol.1* and *Enracinées dans l'Histoire – Vol.2*. Committed to social justice, she uses her music to carry messages of peace and equality, notably through *Marcha de Flores*, an anthem against gender-based violence.