Pablo Rosenberg

Pablo Rosenberg was born in 1965 in Rosario

Pablo Rosenberg was born in Rosario, Argentina, in 1965. His father was a Jewish doctor and his mother was born Catholic in Italy and converted to Judaism. In 1971 the family moved to Israel and he grew up in Beit She'an.

He began studying medicine and biology at Tel Aviv University but left after the first year. He joined the IDF in 1983. After his service he studied English literature at the University of Haifa, but left those studies too.

In the late 1980s he sang at weddings. In 1990 he joined the rock band Stella Maris as its lead singer, and the band released its first album in 1992. He wrote the lyrics for all songs on its second album in 1994, then left to go solo.

His first solo album came out in 1996, followed by more albums. His 2000 cover of a song with Yoav Itzhak won a Tamuz Award. In 2010 he joined the judging panel of Kochav Nolad.

He married Naomi Alsheikh in 1991, and they had twins in 1998 before divorcing in 2005. In 2009 he married model Miri Levi, and their daughter was born in 2013. He lives in Tel Aviv.