Shalom Hanoch

Israeli rock singer and composer

Shalom Hanoch - Israeli rock singer and composer
Born

September 1st, 1946
78 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Israel

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Born in 1946, this musician contributed significantly to the Israeli rock music scene as a singer, lyricist, and composer. Collaborating with various artists, produced influential albums and songs that resonated with audiences throughout the years. Performance style combined rock with elements of Israeli folk music, creating a unique sound that appealed to a wide range of listeners. Participated in various music festivals, showcasing talent and creative expression. Over decades, maintained a prominent position in the music industry, influencing newer generations of artists.

Released the acclaimed album 'Shalom'

Wrote popular songs for other Israeli artists

Performed at major Israeli music festivals

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