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- Arik Sinai (born June 29, 1949) is an Israeli singer.
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- Arik Sinai (Hebrew: אָרִיק סִינַי [ˈaʁik siˈnai]; born June 29, ), also romanized as Aric Sinai, is an Israeli folk and rock singer.
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Arik Sinai
Israeli musician
Musical artist
Arik Sinai (Hebrew: אָרִיק סִינַי[ˈaʁiksiˈnai]; born June 29, 1949), also romanized as Aric Sinai, is an Israeli folk and rock singer. His career spans five decades.
Biography
Sinai was born in Kiryat Bialik to Holocaust survivors.[2] In the IDF, he has served in two military ensembles and later as an EMT during the Yom Kippur War.
His career began in 1977 with his breakthrough hit,[3] "Shir Prida" ("Farewell Song"), written by Shlomo Artzi, and has produced multiple hit songs across several decades, which also include "Im Ata Basviva" ("If You Happen to Be Around"), "Derekh HaKurkar" ("The Eolianite Road"), and "Makhur" ("Addicted"). Sinai is known for being the first musician to combine American folk music with traditional Israeli folk music, and for his deep, bass-baritone voice, and his romanticist approach to music.[4][1]
Sinai has gained significant success in Israel dur
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