Tzion Golan
Tzion Golan is an Israeli singer and songwriter born in Jerusalem in 1965. His music draws from traditional Mizrahi styles while incorporating contemporary...
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Tzion Golan is an Israeli singer and songwriter born in Jerusalem in 1965. His music draws from traditional Mizrahi styles while incorporating contemporary sounds. Songs like 'Aba Shimon' and 'Na'aleh Na'aleh' show his focus on themes of faith and personal reflection.
'Aba Shimon,' released in 1996, became his most recognized work. The song is dedicated to Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai and found a wide audience across different parts of Israeli society. It appears on his 1996 album of the same name, which followed earlier releases like 'Hashalom' from 1993.
He has recorded with musicians including keyboardist Shlomo Bard and guitarist David Peretz. Other songs in his catalog, such as 'Adon Ha Slichot' and 'Pesek Zman,' continue to be part of his performances and recordings.
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