Veteran News Anchor Dalia Mazor Eliminated from 'The Masked Singer'
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Veteran Israeli news anchor Dalia Mazor, 76, was revealed as the Crane on "The Masked Singer" after being eliminated from the competition. She described the experience as physically demanding and not suited for her age. Mazor also volunteers for the Democratic Party and noted that while older fans recognize her, younger ones often do after her appearance in a comedy sketch.
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- Veteran news anchor Dalia Mazor, 76, was revealed as the Crane on "The Masked Singer."
- Mazor described her participation as "incredibly difficult" and "not for my age."
- She expressed relief at the end of her performance due to the physical strain.
- Mazor volunteers for the Democratic Party, aiming to "restore sanity to the country."
- Younger fans recognize her from a recent comedy sketch appearance.
Veteran Israeli news anchor Dalia Mazor, 76, was revealed as the Crane on the popular reality singing competition "The Masked Singer" (HaZemer BeMasked). Mazor performed the song "Crazy" on the show's stage but was ultimately eliminated despite receiving compliments from the judges.
In an interview following her reveal, Mazor described her experience on the show as "incredibly difficult," stating she didn't understand why she participated, as it was "not for my age, not for my back." She expressed mixed feelings after her solo performance, feeling relief that it was over due to the physical strain, but also disappointment at not being able to continue.
Mazor, who is no longer actively working but remains informed, volunteers at a polling station for the Democratic Party on election day, expressing a strong desire to "restore sanity to the country." She noted that while older generations recognize her and express nostalgia, younger people often don't know who she is. However, her participation in a sketch on the comedy show "Kupa Rashit" with Dov Navon led to children approaching her for selfies, a phenomenon she found amusing, often remarking that she could be their grandmother.
Mazor's appearance on "The Masked Singer" marked a return to the spotlight, though she clarified it was different from her previous on-air roles. She also mentioned her involvement in a sketch on the comedy show "Kupa Rashit" with Dov Navon, which led to younger fans recognizing her.
