Musician Ester Shamir Dies at 71
Ester Shamir, the pioneering singer and songwriter behind classics such as "I Passed Only to See" and "In the Lowest Place in Tel Aviv," has died at the age of 71 after a battle with cancer.
Shamir is considered one of the most profound, courageous, and trailblazing creators in Israeli music. Over the years, she worked as a writer, composer, and singer known for love songs as well as songs of war and protest.
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