New Song by Late Israeli Actor Alon Abutbul Released One Year After His Death

One year after the death of renowned Israeli actor Alon Abutbul, a previously unreleased song titled "In a Dream" has been made public. The song, written and performed by Abutbul himself, was recorded before his passing at age 60. It features musical composition and production by Moshe Daabul and was recorded at the Hararit studio. Abutbul collapsed and died last year after leaving the sea at Hof HaBunim beach.

Abutbul was celebrated as one of Israel's greatest actors, winning the Ophir Award and receiving a nomination for the prestigious British theater award, the Olivier, for his role in the musical "The Band's Visit." His film career included notable roles in Israeli films such as "Saturdays and Holidays," "Nina's Tragedies," "Beaufort," and "Shiva," as well as international films like "Rambo III" alongside Sylvester Stallone, Steven Spielberg's "Munich," and Ridley Scott's espionage thriller "Body of Lies" with Leonardo DiCaprio.

In addition to acting, Abutbul pursued music, releasing his debut album "Family Business" three years ago with his daughter Elia and members of the band HaMasach HaLavan. Following his death, his second album in English, "Footprints on Water," was released in November. The new song "In a Dream" is now available as it was originally recorded, commemorating his artistic legacy.