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Yardena Arazi Falls on Stage During 75th Birthday Concert

By לירון זיידUpdated 2 hours agoOngoing story · 4 updates
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
The story · English

Legendary Israeli singer Yardena Arazi stumbled and fell on stage during a celebratory concert for her 75th birthday on Sunday evening. The incident occurred during her performance at the Rishon LeZion Festival as part of her show, "75 Is No Joke." Arazi's team quickly helped her back to her feet, and she continued her performance without further interruption.

At the conclusion of her act, the audience rose to their feet, applauding her resilience and performance. The concert featured Arazi alongside a lineup of Israeli comedians, including Rotem Abuhav, Miki Kam, Hanna Laslo, Odia Koren, and Alma Zack, who appeared on stage in a portrayal of Arazi.

Arazi, who celebrated her birthday earlier in the week, has been a prominent figure in Israeli music for many years. Last year, she declined an offer to light a torch at the Independence Day ceremony, stating her deep connection to and pain over the current daily realities in Israel, expressing hope for better, more unified days where stateliness would be a leading public value.

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