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Dana International is an Israeli transsexual pop singer of Yemenite origin, who won the 1998 Eurovision Song Contest for her song "Diva". She was the first Israeli artist to be interviewed on MTV. Next to original songs, International is known for her cover versions of old hits. She has so far released eight albums, and a further three compilation albums, and has worked closely with other Israeli artists, including DJ Ofer Nissim. She made an appearance as both a guest presenter and performer at the 50th anniversary Eurovision concert in Copenhagen, Denmark, October 2005, when her 1998 winner Diva was...

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Keren Peles was born in Yavniel near the Kineret (Sea Of Galilee) on the 11th of March 1979 and has a younger sister and brother. Keren started learning to play the piano when she was 6 years old. Later on at the first grade she quit the studies, but because she liked music she kept on practicing and improved her playing skills on her own. In the fifth grade she even started playing the side flute and played in the children band of Yavniel. Continuing her music development she also ended up as the vocalist of the Yarden Valleys musical...

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Dan Toren (דן תורן) was born in 17 in October 1960 in the kibbutz Rosh Hanikra. Toren is a rock singer, radio broadcaster and an Israeli actor. In 1984, after incentives from Mickey Shaviv, Toren began to write his first songs and took part in the bands "Shunra" and "Balagan". Many of his texts became known hits like " Gidi" and "cinema" by Sharon Lipshitz, "On the day of the bomb" and "you sing on the radio" by Rami Klinshtin, "Abroad" by Balagan and "you not touching" by Judith Rabits. .