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| Bashar Al Shatty | ||
| Bahaa' El Kafy | ||
| Mohammad Khalawi | ||
| Ahmed El Sherif | ||
| Sophia El Mareekh | ||
| Cynthia Karam | ||
| Myriam Attallah | ||
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The first season of Star Academy 1 made its debut in early December 2003. The first season ended on 4 April 2004.
It quickly became a popular show. Tickets to show became harder to get as the show went on. The students, particularly the Top 8, became household names, and those that made the Top 8 became instant stars. The winner was the Egyptian candidate, Mohammad Attia. The eight finalists were Mohammad Attia (Egypt), Bashar Al Shatty (Kuwait), Sophia El Mareekh (Morocco), Bahaa' El Kafy (Tunisia), Ahmed El Sherif (Tunisia), Myriam Attallah (Syria), Mohammad Khalawi (Saudi Arabia) and Cynthia Karam (Lebanon). The show had many powerful talented students including Bahaa who was the last female student standing and the only student not to be nominated until reaching the final three; she also was the student to rank in the professor's top 5 the most. Despite that Bahaa was voted out when she was nominated for the first time at the final 3.
The teachers were as follows: Wadih Abi Raad, Michael Fadel, Mary Mahfouth, Betty, Aida, Elissar and Rola Saad.
Once the show ended, an album featuring the Top 8 was released, as well a music video for one of the songs from that album. They then went on a Pan Arab tour, performing concerts in Dubai, Kuwait, Cairo, Alexandria, Amman, Damascus, and Beirut.
Many of them released albums, ranging in various degrees of success. Bashar Al Shatty (Kuwait) has gained much success in his two albums which he released over the last couple of years. Also being crowned the most successful teenage singer in the gulf region added to his success of being the Star Academy finalist. However, the most successful has been Ahmed El Sherif (Tunisia), despite his coming in 5th place. His album has been the most successful of any student from Star Academy thus far, and has also dwarfed the albums of any of the contestants from rival show SuperStar on Future TV.
- Mohamed Attia (Winner)
- Bashar Al Shatty (Finalist)
- Bahaa' El Kafy (3rd place)
- Mohammad Khalawi (4th place)
- Ahmed El Sherif (5th place)
- Sophia El Mareekh (6th place)
- Cynthia Karam (7th place)
- Myriam Attallah (8th place)
The candidate that took the 9th place, Bruno Tabbal, participated in the "World Best" contest that englobed about 11 countries that have this reality show in their country. He took the 10th place, and the French, Elodie Frégé, won.
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