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Israeli singer from Jerusalem who joins Eastern and Western music, known for Yihye Beseder, Pri Ganech and Kotel HaMizrach.

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Aviva Avidan began singing as a child in Jerusalem and became a soloist of the Southern Command army band

Aviva Avidan was born in Jerusalem in 1953. At 11 she sang in the Pinat HaYeled children's choir on Kol Israel, and in 1972 she became a soloist of the Southern Command army band, singing the solo in Elad Yarad El HaYarden. In the mid-1970s she sang backing vocals in the Piamenta band, and at Eurovision 1982 she was in Avi Toledano's backing group for Hora, which came second.

In the mid-1980s she went back to singing solo, working with the songwriter Yoni Roeh, who wrote or composed many of her hits. Her first album, Yihye Beseder (1991), had Ish Yakar Sheli, Pri Ganech and the title song, and Pilpel (1993) brought Kotel HaMizrach, her duet with Daklon and the album's biggest hit. She has made eight studio albums, the last in 2010.

She sings in a style that joins East and West, and performs across Israel and abroad with a five-piece band, in a show that runs from her army band songs through her own hits to medleys of Uzi Hitman and Jo Amar. In 2021 she also acted, in the TV series HaYoreshet and the film Leshachrer et Shuli.

Born
18 March 1953, in Jerusalem Wikidata
Army band
Soloist of the Southern Command Band, from 1972 Hebrew Wikipedia
Eurovision
1982, in Avi Toledano's backing group for Hora, which came second Hebrew Wikipedia
Studio albums
Eight, from Yihye Beseder (1991) to 2010 Hebrew Wikipedia: Aviva Avidan discography
Best-known songs
Yihye Beseder, Ish Yakar Sheli, Pri Ganech and Kotel HaMizrach Hebrew Wikipedia
Songwriter
Yoni Roeh, who wrote or composed many of her hits Hebrew Wikipedia

Aviva Avidan in a black dotted dress with her arms spread, a studio portrait from 2010 — Photo: דודי חסון, CC BY-SA 3.0

Her path runs from the army band stage in 1972 to eight albums of her own

1972
Became a soloist of the Southern Command Band, singing the solo in Elad Yarad El HaYarden. Hebrew Wikipedia
1982
Sang at Eurovision in Avi Toledano's backing group for Hora, which came second. Hebrew Wikipedia
1991
Released her first album, Yihye Beseder, with Ish Yakar Sheli and Pri Ganech. Hebrew Wikipedia
1993
Released Pilpel, whose biggest hit was Kotel HaMizrach, her duet with Daklon. Hebrew Wikipedia
1996
Released her fourth album, Rak Itcha, produced by Ehud Shemer. Hebrew Wikipedia
1998
Released Simeni KaHotam, and sang Zohar Argov's BaLayla on the tribute album Haverim Sharim Zohar. Hebrew Wikipedia
2002
Released LeKol Adam Malach, which was a success. Hebrew Wikipedia
2004
Released her seventh album, Emuna, which she produced herself. Hebrew Wikipedia
2021
Acted in the TV series HaYoreshet and the film Leshachrer et Shuli. Hebrew Wikipedia

These are Aviva Avidan's best-known albums and songs

Emuna
Album · 2004 · Hebrew Wikipedia: Aviva Avidan discography
LeKol Adam Malach
Album · 2002 · Hebrew Wikipedia: Aviva Avidan discography
Simeni KaHotam
Album · 1998 · Hebrew Wikipedia: Aviva Avidan discography
Rak Itcha
Album · 1996 · Hebrew Wikipedia: Aviva Avidan discography
Ohevet Le'ehov
Album · 1994 · Hebrew Wikipedia: Aviva Avidan discography
Pilpel
Album · 1993 · Hebrew Wikipedia: Aviva Avidan discography
Kotel HaMizrach (with Daklon)
Song · 1993 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Yihye Beseder
Album · 1991 · Hebrew Wikipedia: Aviva Avidan discography
Pri Ganech
Song · 1991 · Hebrew Wikipedia

Aviva Avidan has already played these dates

3 November 2026Yad Shitrit Culture Hall, Tiberias

Her own channel has her songs and her clips

2012

2011

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Aviva Avidan's songs are on Spotify and YouTube, on the official artist pages linked here.

How old is Aviva Avidan?

Aviva Avidan was born on 18 March 1953 and is 73 years old.

What are Aviva Avidan's best-known songs?

Yihye Beseder, Ish Yakar Sheli and Pri Ganech from her first album (1991), and Kotel HaMizrach, her duet with Daklon from Pilpel (1993).

Who wrote Aviva Avidan's hits?

Many came from Yoni Roeh, with whom she began working as a soloist in the mid-1980s: he wrote or composed Ish Yakar Sheli, Pri Ganech, Kotel HaMizrach and Pilpel, among others.

Did Aviva Avidan sing at Eurovision?

Yes, as a backing singer: at Eurovision 1982 she was in Avi Toledano's backing group for Hora, which came second.

Where did Aviva Avidan start singing?

In Jerusalem, where at 11 she sang in the Pinat HaYeled children's choir on Kol Israel. In 1972 she became a soloist of the Southern Command army band.