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Ovad Efrat
Ovad Efrat is an Israeli musician, composer and arranger who has chaired the board of ACUM since 2011.
born 1956Bass guitarist of HaClickProducing albums for Israeli artistsComposing the song AmsterdamChairing the ACUM board
- Born
- 1 April 1956, Tel Aviv
- Occupation
- composer
Ovad Efrat was born in 1956 in Tel Aviv
Ovad Efrat was born in Tel Aviv on April 1, 1956. He began playing guitar as a child.
After serving in Shayetet 13, he joined the band HaClick as bass guitarist, where he was known as Obi Pepper. In the 1980s he played with many artists, including Ehud Banai, Si Heyman and Gabi Shoshan.
In the late 1980s he composed, arranged and produced the first album of the singer Lilia, including the hit Gever BaAmbatya. From 1989 he produced Ehud Banai's album Karov and the Noar Shulayim album Tziyri Lakh Safam, and worked with Chava Alberstein, Sivan Shavit and Yael Levy.
In the 1990s he worked with Gidi Gov, Dafna Dekel, Rami Kleinstein and others. He scored the 1992 film Lelakek Et HaTut and wrote the songs for the 1995 children's tape Bo Elay Parpar Nechmad. He later worked with Rita, Ethnix singer Eti Ankri, Yehudit Ravitz and Danny Sanderson, and composed songs such as Amsterdam.
He is married to Professor Dafna Efrat. They have 2 sons, one of them the playwright and actor Daniel Efrat.
Ovad Efrat's life in 5 milestones
- 1956
Born in Tel Aviv.
- 1989
Began a broad period of producing and composing, including Ehud Banai's album Karov.
- 1992
Wrote the music for the film Lelakek Et HaTut.
- 1995
Composed the songs for the children's tape Bo Elay Parpar Nechmad.
- 2011
Became chairman of the board of ACUM.
Ovad Efrat served in Shayetet 13
He served in Shayetet 13, the naval commando unit.
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