Singer and actress

Roni DaloomiSongs, albums, age and where shows are announced

Israeli singer and actress who won Kochav Nolad in 2009, known for Ten and Ktzat Acheret and for leading roles in Habima Theatre musicals.

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

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Roni Daloomi went from winning Kochav Nolad at 17 to leading roles on the Habima stage

Roni Daloomi was born in Beersheba in 1991 and grew up in Omer. In 2008 she won the televised Viva LaEurovision festival, and in 2009 the producers of Kochav Nolad invited her to audition. On 30 August 2009, at 17, she won the seventh season's final with 61% of the vote, the first woman to win since the first season in 2003.

Her first single, Ten (2010), a Hebrew version of the song Hoy, topped the charts, and that September she was named singer of the year on three annual charts, among them Reshet Gimel's. Her debut album Ktzat Acheret, Hebrew versions of songs in Latin American and Spanish style, came out in December 2010, followed by Tahaziku (2013) and Tistakel Alay (2016). Galgalatz named her singer of the year in 2011.

She has also built a career in musicals: at the Habima Theatre she has played Éponine in Les Misérables, young Naomi Shemer in Simanei Derech and the lead in Yentl, she played Sophie in Mamma Mia!, and she won Habima's prizes for outstanding actors in 2017 and 2021. She keeps releasing singles, the latest Kore Li BaLayla (2025), and that year finished third on the fourth season of Rokdim Im Kochavim.

Born
15 September 1991, in Beersheba Wikidata
Kochav Nolad
Winner of season 7, 30 August 2009, with 61% of the vote Hebrew Wikipedia
Studio albums
3: Ktzat Acheret (2010), Tahaziku (2013), Tistakel Alay (2016) Hebrew Wikipedia
Singer of the year
On the annual Hebrew charts of Reshet Gimel (2010) and Galgalatz (2011) Hebrew Wikipedia
On stage
Musicals since 2012, at the Habima Theatre since 2016 Hebrew Wikipedia
Theatre prizes
Habima prizes for outstanding actors, 2017 and 2021 Hebrew Wikipedia

Roni Daloomi singing with a microphone beside stained-glass windows at the President's Residence in Jerusalem, 2021 — Photo: Amos Ben Gershom, CC BY-SA 3.0

Her path runs from her first single, Ten, in 2010 to new singles in 2025

2008
Won the Viva LaEurovision festival, singing Cinderella by the band Sexta. Hebrew Wikipedia
2009
Won the seventh season of Kochav Nolad on 30 August, with 61% of the vote. Hebrew Wikipedia
2010
Her first single, Ten, topped the charts; she was named singer of the year on three annual charts, and her debut album Ktzat Acheret came out in December. Hebrew Wikipedia
2011
Named singer of the year on Galgalatz's annual Hebrew chart. Hebrew Wikipedia
2013
Released her second album, Tahaziku, on 8 July, and in December the duet Kol Ehad Yachol with Pablo Rosenberg. Hebrew Wikipedia
2015
Toured Lokchim Et HaZman with Eliana Tidhar and Li Biran, songs of Kaveret and the Beatles, and released Ish Shel Layla, which reached number one on Reshet Gimel's weekly chart. Hebrew Wikipedia
2016
Released her third album, Tistakel Alay, on 6 March, and began playing Éponine in Les Misérables at the Habima Theatre. Hebrew Wikipedia
2019
Began playing Sophie in the musical Mamma Mia! Hebrew Wikipedia
2022
Took the lead role in the musical play Yentl at Habima and began working with producer Amos Ben David. Hebrew Wikipedia
2025
Released the single Kore Li BaLayla on 28 July and finished third on the fourth season of Rokdim Im Kochavim. Hebrew Wikipedia

These are Roni Daloomi's best-known albums and songs

Kore Li BaLayla
Song · 2025 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Yentl, in the lead role
Stage show · 2022 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Tistakel Alay
Album · 2016 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Les Misérables, as Éponine
Stage show · 2016 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Ish Shel Layla
Song · 2015 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Tahaziku
Album · 2013 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Kol Ehad Yachol, with Pablo Rosenberg
Song · 2013 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Ktzat Acheret
Album · 2010 · Hebrew Wikipedia
Ten
Song · 2010 · Hebrew Wikipedia

Her own channel has her songs and her clips

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2024

These are the questions people ask about Roni Daloomi

Where does Roni Daloomi announce new shows?

New dates are announced first on Roni Daloomi's official pages: Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, and TikTok. Israel.com does not list these shows yet.

What is Roni Daloomi's Instagram?

Roni Daloomi's official Instagram account is @ronidaloomi. The latest posts from it are on this page.

Is Roni Daloomi on TikTok?

Yes: Roni Daloomi's official TikTok account is @ronidaloomi.

Where can I listen to Roni Daloomi's songs?

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

How old is Roni Daloomi?

Roni Daloomi was born on 15 September 1991 and is 35 years old.

When did Roni Daloomi win Kochav Nolad?

On 30 August 2009, in the final of the seventh season, with 61% of the vote against Vladi Blayberg. She was 17, and the first woman to win since the first season in 2003.

What is Roni Daloomi's best-known song?

Ten (2010), her first single, a Hebrew version of Hoy with words by Gilad Segev. It reached the top of the charts and stayed there for weeks.

Which musicals has Roni Daloomi starred in?

At the Habima Theatre she has played Éponine in Les Misérables, young Naomi Shemer in Simanei Derech and the lead in Yentl. She has also played Sophie in Mamma Mia! and Roxie Hart in Chicago.