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Eti Romano Reflects on Traumatic Past, Musical Journey Ahead
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By עמית אטיאס
First reported by N12 · 20 hours ago
What happened
Israeli singer-songwriter Eti Romano is preparing for her first major performance of original songs at the Indieg Negev festival. She reflects on overcoming significant personal trauma, including sexual assault and hair loss, and how these experiences have shaped her introspective musical style. Romano also discusses her career aspirations and the evolution of her sound.
- 01Eti Romano to perform original songs at Indieg Negev festival.
- 02Singer discusses overcoming trauma, including sexual assault and hair loss.
- 03New album explores introspection, shifting from external blame.
- 04Romano aims to make a living solely from her music.
- 05Her music style has evolved due to life experiences.
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