Ofra Haza

Bat-Sheva Ofra Haza (Hebrew: בת-שבע עפרה חזה; 19 November 1957 – 23 February 2000) was an Israeli singer, songwriter and actress, commonly known in the Western world as "the Madonna of the East",^[1] or "the Israeli Madonna".^[2] Her voice has been described as a "tender" mezzo-soprano.^[3] In 2023, Rolling Stone ranked Haza at number 186 on its list of the 200 Greatest Singers of All Time.^[4]

Album: Fifty Gates Of Wisdom

Year: 1989

Genre: Judaic

Tracks:

• Im Nin'alu
• lefelach harimon
• Ayelet Chen
• Tzur Menti/Se'i Yona/Sapri Tama
• Galbi
• Ode le'eli
• Yachilvi Veyachali
• ash'alech

Album: Live at the Montreux Jazz Festival

Year: 2010

Genre: Judaic

Tracks:

• Im Nin Alu
• Hilwi
• Eshal
• Asalk
• Taw Shi
• Fatamorgana
• Dassa
• Shaday
• La Fa La
• Love Song
• Ya Ba Ye
• Kaddish

Album: Desert Wind

Year: 2004

Genre: Judaic

Tracks:

• Wish Me Luck
• Ya Ba Ye
• Middle East
• I Want To Fly
• Slave Dream
• Taw Shi
• Mm'mma (my brothers are there)
• In Ta
• Fatamorgana (Mirage)
• Da'Asa
• Kaddish

Album: Kirya

Year: 1992

Genre: Judaic

Tracks:

• Kirya
• Innocent - a Requiem For Refugees
• Daw Da Hiya
• Mystery, Fate And Love
• Horashoot - the Bridge
• Don't Forsake Me
• Barefoot
• Trains Of No Return
• Take 7/8

Album: Adama

Year: 1994

Genre: Judaic

Tracks:

• Goral Echad - Original
• Adama - Original
• Mishe'hoo holech tamid eeti - Original
• Ro'ach tzfonit roach dromit - Original
• Hitchadshot - Original
• Od mechaka la'echad - Original
• Le'atzmi beelvad - Original
• Rachamim - Original
• Tzipori - Original
• Shir eres le'Adva - Original