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Israeli Singer Mergui to Perform Justin Bieber Hits with New Arrangements

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Israeli singer Yehonatan Mergui, often called the "Israeli Justin Bieber," will perform Justin Bieber's hits in a special Purim show. The concert will feature new arrangements of Bieber's songs in Mergui's signature style. Mergui plans to dedicate future Purim shows to other international artists.

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  • Yehonatan Mergui will perform Justin Bieber hits in a special Purim show.
  • Mergui, known as the "Israeli Justin Bieber," is creating new arrangements for the songs.
  • The show will feature hits from different periods of Justin Bieber's career.
  • Mergui plans to dedicate future Purim shows to other international artists.
  • The concept is a new initiative for the upcoming holiday.

Israeli singer Yehonatan Mergui, long nicknamed the "Israeli Justin Bieber," is planning a special Purim show where he will perform hits by the international star. According to Israel Entertainment, Mergui is working on a new show for the upcoming Purim holiday that will feature Bieber's biggest songs from various stages of his career.

Mergui's performance will include new arrangements and renditions of Bieber's hits, infused with Mergui's own musical style. This initiative is part of a larger concept Mergui is developing for future Purim celebrations. He intends to dedicate each year's special performance to a different international artist, with Bieber being the focus for the upcoming holiday.

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