About Sarah Dagenais-Hakim
Sarah Dagenais-Hakim was a Canadian singer.
Sarah Dagenais-Hakim is a French Canadian actress and singer, born in Montreal, Quebec, best known for her roles as Ilsa Trépanier in Lance et Compte and Nadja Fernandez in Victor Lessard.
Life and career After training in Jazz Vocal Performance at Concordia University, Sarah Dagenais-Hakim completed a degree in drama at l’École Supérieure de Théâtre de l'Université du Québec à Montréal. As soon as she graduated, she landed a lead role in 30 Vies, and caught the public attention. Then she moved on to Les Beaux Malaises, 19-2, Tu m’aimes-tu?, Trauma and Légitime Dépenses, to name a few. In 2015, Sarah played the journalist Ilsa Trépanier in the final season of Lance et Compte. This part really captured the attention of the media and the public. In 2016, Sarah was starring in Blue Moon and Séquelles. In 2017, she plays the lead role of Nadja Fernandez in the police thriller Victor Lessard.
Sarah is also a proficient singer, as she has been performing professionally for more than a decade. She participated to Les Francofolies de Montréal, the Montréal Cirque Fest, and collaborated many times with The 7 Fingers troupe. She was awarded prizes in prestigious singing contests throughout the province, including Ma Première Place des Arts. In 2010, her participation to the musical Je m'voyais déjà led her to a radio number one hit La Plus Belle Pour Aller Danser, from the musical's album. In 2015, she joined the cast of 50 Shades The Musical Parody, and is touring the province in 2016. Sarah is an all-round performer of soul, R&B, jazz, blues, Motown and Pop. She is the leader of her own band, Sarah D. Hakim Band, alongside top rated musicians in Quebec. She is currently crafting her first album as a singer-songwriter.
Filmography
Short films 2011: Le Pourquoi du comment ... Solveigh 2013: Encrages ... Juliette 2014: Les gars des vues – Pimp ta route ... Cynthia 2015: Le Truck ... Sophie
Television 2005: Le cœur a ses raisons 2007: C.A. ... Amie de Marie-Pierre 2009: RemYx ... Rosalie 2011: Toute la vérité ... Mariève 2012: Trauma ... Naïla 2012: Légitime Dépense ... Sonia 2012: Tu m'aimes-tu? ... Jolie Sportive 2013: 19-2 ... Josée Martel 2013: Unité 9 ... Patricia 2013: 30 vies ... Maria Mazzini 2014: Les Beaux Malaises ... Jeune femme commis 2015: Lance et Compte ... Ilsa Trépanier 2016: Blue Moon ... Diane Delcourt 2016: Séquelles ... Julie 2017: Victor Lessard ... Nadja Fernandez
Awards and distinctions 2009: Winner of the Interpreter 1st Prize – Chante en Français Contest 2010: Winner of Prix Hydro-Québec – Ma Première Place des Arts 2010: Radio No. 1 Single – La Plus Belle Pour Aller Danser from the musical's album Je m'voyais déjÃ
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Who was Sarah Dagenais-Hakim?
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Sarah Dagenais-Hakim was born in Montreal.
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