Haim Uliel [1] ( Hebrew: חיים אוליאל; born 22 December 1956 [2]) is an Israeli singer and musician. Uliel is part of a movement that blends traditional Moroccan music with contemporary rock. [3]
Uliel was born in Sderot and was the leader of the band Sfatayim. [4]
Ulliel is regarded as the central figure in the fusion of Moroccan music with contemporary rock that emerged from Sderot in the nineties. [5]
In 2000, Uliel released his debut album Sanduk La'ajiv (Maghrebi Arabic for "magic box").
References
- ^ Variant spellings include "Chaim", "Ulliel", "Oliel" and others.
- ^ "- YouTube". YouTube.
- ^ Rockets may fall, but Sderot continues to rock, By Abigail Klein-Leichman, January 15, 2009 Israel21c [1][ permanent dead link]
- ^ 5 Questions with Haim Uliel Byline: JENNY HAZAN , Jerusalem Post, p. 10 , February 20, 2003
- ^ War Without End: Israelis, Palestinians, and the Struggle for a Promised Land By Anton La Guardia, Macmillan, 2003, p. 249
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Haim Uliel [1] ( Hebrew: חיים אוליאל; born 22 December 1956 [2]) is an Israeli singer and musician. Uliel is part of a movement that blends traditional Moroccan music with contemporary rock. [3]
Uliel was born in Sderot and was the leader of the band Sfatayim. [4]
Ulliel is regarded as the central figure in the fusion of Moroccan music with contemporary rock that emerged from Sderot in the nineties. [5]
In 2000, Uliel released his debut album Sanduk La'ajiv (Maghrebi Arabic for "magic box").
References
- ^ Variant spellings include "Chaim", "Ulliel", "Oliel" and others.
- ^ "- YouTube". YouTube.
- ^ Rockets may fall, but Sderot continues to rock, By Abigail Klein-Leichman, January 15, 2009 Israel21c [1][ permanent dead link]
- ^ 5 Questions with Haim Uliel Byline: JENNY HAZAN , Jerusalem Post, p. 10 , February 20, 2003
- ^ War Without End: Israelis, Palestinians, and the Struggle for a Promised Land By Anton La Guardia, Macmillan, 2003, p. 249
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