Singer and lyricist

Nurit GalronSongs, albums, age and where shows are announced

Israeli singer and lyricist since the 1970s, known for her albums of Nathan Zach's poems and for songs such as Kulanu Zkukim LeHesed, HaShir SheHu Shar Li BaGeshem and Ata Po Haser Li.

Israel.com does not list Nurit Galron's shows yet. New dates are announced first on the official pages below.

These are Nurit Galron's official accounts, with the latest from each

Posts, videos and songs straight from Nurit Galron's own pages, as they publish them.

Nurit Galron sang her first solo in an army troupe and went on to give her voice to Israel's poets

Nurit Galron was born in 1951 and grew up in Herzliya. Her career began in 1970 in the army's Golani entertainment troupe, where she sang her first solo, Haloch VeHatof. After her service she studied theatre and film at Tel Aviv University, and from 1973 she performed with the composer Yael German in kibbutzim and clubs.

Her first solo album, Nurit Galron, later nicknamed the purple album, came out in late 1978, and in 1981 Shirim BeEmtza HaLaila, a whole album of Nathan Zach's poems, gave her songs such as Ki HaAdam Etz HaSade and Kulanu Zkukim LeHesed. Negia Ahat Raka followed in 1984 and Mashehu BeLibba in 1986, on which she first sang words of her own, and in the 1990s she sang songs by Aviv Geffen, Arkadi Duchin, Ben Artzi and Shlomo Artzi.

She has also acted, in the films Magash HaKesef (1984) and Derech HaNesher (1990) and in TV series such as Revi'iyat Ran (2008). In 2010 she released a second album of new songs by Nathan Zach, Ve'Az Ba Lanu, and in 2023 she launched a new show with a band of musicians, singers and guitarists and released the song Kore Li Lavo.

Born
21 March 1951, in Herzliya Wikidata
Career began
1970, in the Golani entertainment troupe Hebrew Wikipedia
First album
Nurit Galron, the purple album, late 1978 Hebrew Wikipedia
Albums
Her first in 1978 and about 20 more by 2021 ynet, 21 March 2021
Closest musical partner
The composer and arranger Ilan Wirtzberg ynet, 21 March 2021
Albums of Nathan Zach's poems
Shirim BeEmtza HaLaila (1981) and Ve'Az Ba Lanu (2010) Hebrew Wikipedia

Nurit Galron singing beside a pianist at a grand piano on an outdoor stage in Herzliya Park, 2013 — Photo: Yehudit Garinkol, CC BY 2.5

Her path runs from the purple album of 1978 to a new show with a band in 2023

1970
Joined the Golani entertainment troupe, where she sang her first solo, Haloch VeHatof; after her service she studied theatre and film at Tel Aviv University. Hebrew Wikipedia
1973
Began performing with the composer Yael German, which led to more than thirty shows in kibbutzim and clubs. Hebrew Wikipedia
1978
Released her first solo album, Nurit Galron, later nicknamed the purple album. Hebrew Wikipedia
1981
Released Shirim BeEmtza HaLaila, a whole album of poems by Nathan Zach, with music by Shalom Hanoch, Hanan Yovel, Yoni Rechter, Matti Caspi and Ilan Wirtzberg. Hebrew Wikipedia
1984
Released Negia Ahat Raka and acted in the film Magash HaKesef. Hebrew Wikipedia
1986
Released Mashehu BeLibba, a rockier album on which she sang Ata Harei Yodea, her first song to her own words. Hebrew Wikipedia
1992
Released BeToch HaSearot, whose big hit was Ata Po Haser Li by Aviv and Shira Geffen. ynet, 21 March 2021
1996
Released HaMakom HaHu, with songs by Shlomo Artzi, Ben Artzi, Arkadi Duchin and Aviv Geffen, among them Ma'avir Daf. Hebrew Wikipedia
2010
Released Ve'Az Ba Lanu, a second album of new songs by Nathan Zach. Hebrew Wikipedia
2023
Launched a new show with a band and released the song Kore Li Lavo. Hebrew Wikipedia

These are Nurit Galron's best-known albums and songs

Kore Li Lavo
Song · 2023 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Ve'Az Ba Lanu
Album · 2010 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Ma SheHaShamayim Notnim
Album · 2006 · Hebrew Wikipedia
HaMakom HaHu
Album · 1996 · Hebrew Wikipedia
BeToch HaSearot
Album · 1992 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Mashehu BeLibba
Album · 1986 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Negia Ahat Raka
Album · 1984 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Shirim BeEmtza HaLaila
Album · 1981 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Nurit Galron, the purple album
Album · 1978 · Hebrew Wikipedia

These are the questions people ask about Nurit Galron

Where does Nurit Galron announce new shows?

New dates are announced first on Nurit Galron's official pages: Facebook. Israel.com does not list these shows yet.

Where can I listen to Nurit Galron's songs?

Nurit Galron's songs are on Spotify, on the official artist pages linked here.

How old is Nurit Galron?

Nurit Galron was born on 21 March 1951 and is 75 years old.

What are Nurit Galron's best-known songs?

Among them are Ma Yihye BeSofenu from her first album, Kulanu Zkukim LeHesed, Yesh Li Simpatya, Yaldut Nishkachat, HaShir SheHu Shar Li BaGeshem, Ata Po Haser Li and Ma'avir Daf, also known as HaMistikanim HaSinim.

Which albums of Nathan Zach's poems did Nurit Galron make?

Shirim BeEmtza HaLaila (1981), a whole album of his poems with music by Shalom Hanoch, Hanan Yovel, Yoni Rechter, Matti Caspi and Ilan Wirtzberg, among others, and Ve'Az Ba Lanu (2010), of new poems by him.

Does Nurit Galron write her own songs?

Yes. On Mashehu BeLibba (1986) she first sang words of her own, Ata Harei Yodea and Begova Shave, and she wrote the words of later songs too, such as Yekitza (2015).

Has Nurit Galron acted?

Yes: in the films Magash HaKesef (1984), alongside Gidi Gov, and Derech HaNesher (1990), as Miki Ran in the series Revi'iyat Ran (2008), in the series Guf Shlishi (2023) and in Netalie Braun's film Hamtzan (2025).

Who was Nurit Galron's main musical partner?

The composer and arranger Ilan Wirtzberg, who arranged Ma Yihye BeSofenu on her first album and wrote the music for several of her songs in the 1980s, among them Kulanu Zkukim LeHesed. ynet called him the most important musical partner of her career.