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Culture18:45 · Aug 4

Ofri Rahum Moves Judges With Tribute Song for Sister Killed in Nova Festival Attack

Translated & summarized from Channel 13 by baba
The story · English

Ofri Rahum delivered an emotional performance of Idan Raichel's song "Gaaga" (Longing) on the Israeli reality show The Voice, deeply touching the judges. The heartfelt rendition was a tribute to her older sister, Nitzan, who was tragically murdered in the Nova Festival attack. Following the audition, Ofri spoke about the significance of honoring Nitzan's memory through music and expressed her dream to continue singing professionally. The performance resonated widely, highlighting the personal impact of the festival tragedy and Ofri's determination to keep her sister's legacy alive through her art.

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