About Tära
Born 2003. Tära is an Italian singer-songwriter.
Tamara Al Zool (; born 29 January 2003), known professionally as Tära (stylised in all caps), is a Palestinian-Italian singer-songwriter.
Early life Tamara Al Zool was born in Cassino, in the Province of Frosinone, Her grandparents were expelled from their homeland during the Nakba in 1948, even though some of her family still resides in the Gaza Strip. She grew up in Sant'Apollinare, Frosinone, taking singing classes between the ages of 14 That same year, she rose to prominence on social media, being featured on Spotify playlists and participating in the platform's Equal project, promoting female artists. She subsequently took part in the eighteenth edition of the Italian X Factor in 2024,
In 2025, amid increasing popularity after her single "" ("Arab Phoenix"), she embarked on an eponymous tour and took part in several music festivals in the country.
In October 2025, her song "" ("Crescent") was among the shortlisted entries for , a selection event for the Sanremo Music Festival 2026, although she did not advance to the televised stage of the competition. The song was released the following January as the lead single from her upcoming debut EP , released in May 2026.
Artistry Tära's style, which she refers to as "Arab'n'B", has been described as a blend of contemporary R&B with Arab sounds, Fairuz, Giorgia and Elisa, as well as from Palestinian poet Mahmoud Darwish and Palestinian culture in general; she has expressed fondness for Gemitaiz, , Gaia, , Joan Thiele, Metro Boomin, Tyler, the Creator and Rosalía, with all of whom she would collaborate. A multilingual artist, she sings in Italian, English and Arabic.
Tära often performs in traditional Palestinian attire, usually featuring tatreez embroidery and Palestinian keys; and occasionally also wears henna tattoos on stage. Some of her stage costumes have been created by herself and by Lebanese designer Sandra Rizq.
The two dots on the of Tära's stage name reference those on the Arabic letter , which is the initial of her given name Tamara, as well as the digraph of her last name Al Zool.
Discography
EPs – 2026
Singles "In My Head" – 2022 "Alive" – 2022 "" – 2022 "" – 2023 "" – 2023 "Jada" – 2023 "Why" – 2023 "" – 2023 "" – 2023 "Natural State of Trip" – 2023 "French Energy" – 2023 "All I Got" – 2023 "Strangers" – 2023 "" – 2024 "Blun7 a Swishland" – 2024 "Revenge" – 2024 "Streets" – 2024 "Peace of Mind" ( K-Ruz) – 2024 "" – 2024 "" – 2024 "Phoenix" – 2024 "" – 2024 "" (feat. Livio Cori) – 2025 " (Palestinian Version)" – 2025 "" – 2025 "" – 2025 " " – 2025 "Offline" – 2025 "" – 2026 "" – 2026
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Frequently asked questions
Who is Tära?
Palestinian-Italian singer-songwriter
When was Tära born?
Tära was born on 29 January 2003 in Cassino.
What is Tära's occupation?
Tära is a singer-songwriter.
What nationality is Tära?
Tära is Italian.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Tära. https://biography.guide/tara-singer-songwriter/
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