MAJOR MUSIC ARTISTS - YEMEN / ISRAEL
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| Bracha Zefira |
DESCRIPTION: Bracha Zefira was a Yemeni born Israeli singer & composer famous for her work as a composer and performer of Jewish Folk Music. She was also the mother of Israeli music artist Ariel Zilber.
ACTIVITY STATUS: Departed
ACTIVITY PERIOD: 1920's - 1990
MUSIC GENRE: Jewish Folk Music
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: YEMEN
RECORD COMPANIES / LABELS (Current & Past): Columbia Phonograph
OFFICIAL WEB SITE: Unknown
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LINKS:
- Music In Israel Blog entry on Bracha Zefira- https://musicinisrael.wordpress.com/2013/10/02/playlist-of-the-week-bracha-zefira/
| Parent Category Page Links: | Music Artists / Outfits - Yemen | Music Artists / Outfits - Israel |
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