Noa Kirel's New Musical Series to Premiere on Channel 16 in Israel
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Noa Kirel's international musical series, "Noa's Way," will premiere exclusively in Israel on Channel 16 after a broadcast rights dispute. The 24-episode drama, filmed in Argentina and featuring original music by Kirel, previously found success on Amazon Prime Video in Latin America. The series will be available on multiple Israeli television and streaming platforms.
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- Noa Kirel's musical series "Noa's Way" will air exclusively on Israel's Channel 16.
- The 24-episode series was filmed in Argentina and features original songs by Kirel.
- "Noa's Way" previously achieved success on Amazon Prime Video in Latin America.
- The show stars Kirel alongside Argentine actor Agustín Bernasconi.
- Channel 16 acquired the exclusive Israeli broadcast rights.
The broadcast rights battle for Noa Kirel's new musical telenovela has concluded, with Channel 16 securing exclusive distribution in Israel. The series, titled "Noa's Way" (Mírame Así, El Camino de Noa), achieved significant success in Latin America on Amazon Prime Video and América TV in Argentina. Channel 16's acquisition marks a strategic move to expand its content offerings, preparing for a new schedule featuring international productions.
The international production, filmed entirely in Argentina, consists of 24 episodes, each approximately 30 minutes long. It was produced by Yair Dori, the international studio SIPUR led by Emilio Schenker, along with FAM Contenidos and SWAP. The plot follows a young woman, portrayed by Kirel, who joins a budding band after experiencing heartbreak. The band is led by Tommy, played by Argentine actor and singer Agustín Bernasconi.
A key element of the series is its original soundtrack, featuring nine new songs performed by Kirel and other cast members. This includes the title track "MÍRAME ASÍ" and a cover of the Latin hit "Ni Una Sola Palabra." The series will be available exclusively on Channel 16 (Channel 16 on the remote) across platforms including yes, STING TV, Partner TV, FreeTV, and Cellcom tv, as well as through Channel 16's direct viewing app.
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