CD-Charts Position 1
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Kirya

by: Ofra Haza

Release Date April 13, 1992
Even after she left Israel to achieve fame and fortune in Europe and the US, Ofra Haza was still "our girl." Her accomplishments boosted the country, as we saw her reach a level of international success that no other Israeli pop singer had achieved.

This success became apparent after the news that she had been hospitalized in serious condition was made public earlier this month. Fans conducted vigils at the hospital and the Hebrew tabloids ran wild with the story, dropping innuendo and spreading rumors about her condition and its causes.

But the overkill may have been a necessary outlet for the pain the nation felt. For Haza was a true rags-to-riches immigrant success story.

Rising from the working class ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 2
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Yemenite Songs

by: Ofra Haza

Release Date October 01, 1999

Long one of Israel's most popular singers, Ofra Haza broke through to international recognition during the mid-1980s when her traditional music found favor on the U.K. club circuit, its success leading to a series of unlikely pop projects. Born in Tel Aviv on November 19, 1959, Haza was the daughter of Yemenite parents forced to flee from their native country's Muslim regime; at the age of 12 she joined the renowned Hatikva theatrical troupe, and with the group cut a number of award-winning records before serving a compulsory two-year tour of duty in the Israeli army. Upon her discharge, in 1979 she mounted a solo career, becoming a star not only at home but also in neigboring Arab nations; in 1983, her recording of "Chai!" placed second in ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 3
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The Governess - Original Soundtrack

from: Unknown Label

Release Date November 01, 1998

Long one of Israel's most popular singers, Ofra Haza broke through to international recognition during the mid-1980s when her traditional music found favor on the U.K. club circuit, its success leading to a series of unlikely pop projects. Born in Tel Aviv on November 19, 1959, Haza was the daughter of Yemenite parents forced to flee from their native country's Muslim regime; at the age of 12 she joined the renowned Hatikva theatrical troupe, and with the group cut a number of award-winning records before serving a compulsory two-year tour of duty in the Israeli army. Upon her discharge, in 1979 she mounted a solo career, becoming a star not only at home but also in neigboring Arab nations; in 1983, her recording of "Chai!" placed second in ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 4
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Desert Wind

by: Ofra Haza

Release Date May 01, 1990

I give some music CDs to my customers*). I recommend OFRA HAZA's music to my international customers. They are interested in oriental pop music and some few customers ask for classic-traditional Arab music.

I recommend them the following artists:

TRADITIONAL Arab music:

+) OUM KHALTOUM (the Maria Callas of Cairo)

+) FAYROUZ (the last living legend from the "all-time BIG 5" of traditional Arab music.
There are extraordinary wealthy Arabs - the money and oil aristocracy from Riyadh - who travel to FAYROUZ' performances all over the world! You can see the creme de la creme of Arabs on her performances! The super rich Arabs are very hungry for her music!


+) the most popular 100 artists ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 5
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Ofra Haza

by: Ofra Haza

Release Date October 01, 1999
I give some music CDs to my customers. I recommend OFRA HAZA's music to my international customers. They are interested in oriental pop music and some few customers ask for classic-traditional Arab music.

I recommend them the following artists:

TRADITIONAL Arab music:

+) OUM KHALTOUM (the Maria Callas of Cairo)

+) FAYROUZ (the last living legend from the "all-time BIG 5" of traditional Arab music.
There are extraordinary wealthy Arabs - the money and oil aristocracy from Riyadh - who travel to FAYROUZ' performances all over the world! You can see the creme de la creme of Arabs on her performances! The super rich Arabs are very hungry for her music!


+) the most popular 100 artists in the ROTANA media ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 6
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Forever Ofra Haza

by: Ofra Haza

Release Date
I give some music CDs to my customers. I recommend OFRA HAZA's music to my international customers. They are interested in oriental pop music and some few customers ask for classic-traditional Arab music.

I recommend them the following artists:

TRADITIONAL Arab music:

+) OUM KHALTOUM (the Maria Callas of Cairo)

+) FAYROUZ (the last living legend from the "all-time BIG 5" of traditional Arab music.
There are extraordinary wealthy Arabs - the money and oil aristocracy from Riyadh - who travel to FAYROUZ' performances all over the world! You can see the creme de la creme of Arabs on her performances! The super rich Arabs are very hungry for her music!


+) the most popular 100 artists in the ROTANA media ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 7
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Shaday [Us Import]

by: Ofra Haza

Release Date October 25, 1990

Long one of Israel's most popular singers, Ofra Haza broke through to international recognition during the mid-1980s when her traditional music found favor on the U.K. club circuit, its success leading to a series of unlikely pop projects. Born in Tel Aviv on November 19, 1959, Haza was the daughter of Yemenite parents forced to flee from their native country's Muslim regime; at the age of 12 she joined the renowned Hatikva theatrical troupe, and with the group cut a number of award-winning records before serving a compulsory two-year tour of duty in the Israeli army. Upon her discharge, in 1979 she mounted a solo career, becoming a star not only at home but also in neigboring Arab nations; in 1983, her recording of "Chai!" placed second in the annual Eurovision Song Contest. ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 8
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My Love Is For Real

by: Paula Abdul, Ofra Haza

Release Date June 01, 1995

Long one of Israel's most popular singers, Ofra Haza broke through to international recognition during the mid-1980s when her traditional music found favor on the U.K. club circuit, its success leading to a series of unlikely pop projects. Born in Tel Aviv on November 19, 1959, Haza was the daughter of Yemenite parents forced to flee from their native country's Muslim regime; at the age of 12 she joined the renowned Hatikva theatrical troupe, and with the group cut a number of award-winning records before serving a compulsory two-year tour of duty in the Israeli army. Upon her discharge, in 1979 she mounted a solo career, becoming a star not only at home but also in neigboring Arab nations; in 1983, her recording of "Chai!" placed second in the annual Eurovision Song Contest. ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 9
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yemenite songs

by: ofra haza

Release Date

Long one of Israel's most popular singers, Ofra Haza broke through to international recognition during the mid-1980s when her traditional music found favor on the U.K. club circuit, its success leading to a series of unlikely pop projects. Born in Tel Aviv on November 19, 1959, Haza was the daughter of Yemenite parents forced to flee from their native country's Muslim regime; at the age of 12 she joined the renowned Hatikva theatrical troupe, and with the group cut a number of award-winning records before serving a compulsory two-year tour of duty in the Israeli army. Upon her discharge, in 1979 she mounted a solo career, becoming a star not only at home but also in neigboring Arab nations; in 1983, her recording of "Chai!" placed second in the annual Eurovision Song Contest. ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 10
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Yemenite Songs

by: Ofra Haza

Release Date May 03, 2005

Long one of Israel's most popular singers, Ofra Haza broke through to international recognition during the mid-1980s when her traditional music found favor on the U.K. club circuit, its success leading to a series of unlikely pop projects. Born in Tel Aviv on November 19, 1959, Haza was the daughter of Yemenite parents forced to flee from their native country's Muslim regime; at the age of 12 she joined the renowned Hatikva theatrical troupe, and with the group cut a number of award-winning records before serving a compulsory two-year tour of duty in the Israeli army. Upon her discharge, in 1979 she mounted a solo career, becoming a star not only at home but also in neigboring Arab nations; in 1983, her recording of "Chai!" placed second in the annual Eurovision Song Contest. ... Read More: