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Ronit
Ronit is an Israeli band that formed in 2008 with vocalist Ronit Shapira, guitarist Yoni Bloch, bassist Benni Brilliant, and drummer Assaf Rechman. They...
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Ronit is an Israeli band that formed in 2008 with vocalist Ronit Shapira, guitarist Yoni Bloch, bassist Benni Brilliant, and drummer Assaf Rechman. They released their debut single 'Aba' in 2010, a ballad that became widely popular in Israel. The song appears on their 2011 album 'Shir HaShirim,' which was followed by 'Ze Ani' in 2014 and 'Im Eley' in 2018.
Their catalog includes songs like 'Achat K'mo Kulam,' 'Ad Or Haboker,' and 'Ahava Pshuta.' They've worked with other Israeli musicians including Shlomo Artzi, Yehuda Poliker, and Berry Sakharof. In 2012, they received some criticism for a music video that included nudity and religious imagery.
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