Julia Boutros (Arabic: جوليا بطرس, romanized: Jūliyā Buṭrus; born April 1, 1968) is a Lebanese singer and humanitarian activist popularly known as "The Lioness of Lebanon".

Her father is originally from the costal City of Tyre in South Lebanon, while her mother is from Palestine, with an Armenian background.

[1] When she was 12 years old, Boutros recorded her first song, entitled "À Maman", at Elias Al Rahbani Studios.

[4][5] Boutros donated the profits from the sales of "Ahibaii" ($3 million) to help the families of Hezbollah fighters and of all the Lebanese who were killed during the 2006 war.

The sum was triple the original aim, which was only $1 million, and the families of Lebanese soldiers killed during 2007 Lebanon conflict also received a portion of the proceeds.