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Singer Margalit Tzan'ani Addresses Health Concerns After Herzliya Concert Appearance

By חדשות סרוגים
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
The story · English

Margalit Tzan'ani, known as Margol, sparked concern among fans following her appearance at a concert in Herzliya's Amphi Park on Tuesday night. She performed as a guest at singer Avraham Tal's show but was seen struggling to walk and sang while seated on a chair throughout her set. This unusual presentation led to public speculation about her health.

In response, Tzan'ani quickly reassured the public that her condition is temporary and related to a medical procedure. Speaking to Walla, she explained that she underwent a spinal procedure which makes standing difficult, but emphasized that it is not serious. She stated, "The same Margol, the same voice," affirming that her medical issue does not affect the quality of her performances or her connection with the audience.

Tzan'ani also noted that she respects her audience by sitting on a high chair so everyone can see her and enjoy the show. She added that other singers also perform while seated, underscoring that her concerts remain very successful despite her current condition.

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