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Ami Mandelman
Ami Mandelman is an Israeli singer, actor and voice actor, known as a member of the band Hakol Over Habibi and for Hebrew dubbing of animated characters.
born 1950Member of Hakol Over HabibiThe trio Af Ozen GaronHebrew voices of Vegeta and Pumbaa

- Born
- 24 August 1950, Haifa
- Occupation
- dub actor, singer, film actor, announcer
Ami Mandelman was born in 1950 in Haifa
Mandelman was born in Haifa in 1950 and grew up in the Hadar HaCarmel neighborhood. His mother Esther was born in Stolin and came to the country in 1936. His father Meir was born in Stopnica, Poland, arrived in 1939, and served in the Irgun and later in the Givati Brigade.
His parents sent him to a private tutor to learn the accordion, and later he took up the guitar under the influence of The Beatles. As a teenager he formed a band called HaAtalefim with his brother Yanki.
In the army he served in a Hawk missile unit in Sinai during the War of Attrition, then joined the Artillery Corps band. There he formed the trio Af Ozen Garon with Yuval Dor and Kiki Rothstein, which released one album.
In 1975 the trio joined singer Shlomit Aharon in the show Hakol Over Habibi, which became a band active until 2002. Mandelman also dubbed Vegeta in Dragon Ball Z, Pumbaa in The Lion King and Mr. Krabs in SpongeBob SquarePants, and voiced Goofy since 1989. He directed Hebrew dubbing for films such as Shrek and acted in shows such as Shemesh.
He is married with three children, Daniel, Yonatan and Roi, who also work in dubbing. He lives in Herzliya.
Milestones in Ami Mandelman's life
- 1950
Born in Haifa.
- 1968
Passed the auditions for the military bands.
- 1975
Joined the show that became the band Hakol Over Habibi.
- 1989
Began dubbing Goofy in Hebrew.
- 2002
Hakol Over Habibi ended its activity.
Ami Mandelman served in the military
He served for a year in a Hawk missile unit in Sinai during the War of Attrition, then joined the Artillery Corps band.
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