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Israel HayomCulture

Ninet Tayeb Recalls 90s Vibe From Random Street Music

Translated & summarized from Israel Hayom by baba

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Hebrew · Sole source

Israeli singer Ninet Tayeb was surprised by loud rock music playing from a random building while walking on a city street. She shared a video on Instagram, expressing delight at the "90s vibe" and thanking the unknown neighbor. The incident occurred during a busy period for Tayeb, who recently released her seventh album and discussed her divorce in an interview.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Ninet Tayeb shared a video of loud rock music from a random building, evoking a "90s vibe."
  • The singer expressed her delight on Instagram, calling the moment "like the 90s."
  • Tayeb is currently promoting her seventh album, "Ani Nina."
  • She recently thanked her ex-husband, Yossi Mizrahi, at a concert.
  • Tayeb also discussed her divorce in a recent intimate interview.

Israeli singer Ninet Tayeb experienced a surprising moment of nostalgia while walking on a city street undergoing infrastructure work. She was taken aback when loud rock music suddenly blared from a random building. Tayeb, surprised by the sound, stopped to record the building from which the music was emanating and shared the video on her Instagram story. She expressed her delight, writing, "Full volume from a random window. Like the 90s, thank you," and added the hashtag "#90sbaby." This spontaneous gesture from an unknown neighbor brought a smile to the Israeli rocker, who grew up with 90s music culture. Instead of complaining about the noise, Tayeb appreciated the authentic moment that reminded her of her youth, before the era of listening to music through headphones. This street encounter occurred during an intense and revealing period in Tayeb's personal and professional life. She recently launched her seventh album, "Ani Nina," with a concert in Tel Aviv, where she thanked her ex-husband and the father of her daughters, musician Yossi Mizrahi, for the "strong foundations." The concert also featured the song "Maybe I Could Have Done More," following an intimate interview about her divorce and returning to an empty home. Tayeb continues to share moments of resilience and recovery in her singing corner, highlighting the trust her daughter places in her as her greatest achievement.

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