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Legendary Mizrahi singer Zohar Argov. (screenshot: YouTube)
Sex, drugs and the ‘Mizrahi sound’
Silsulim, the most common feature of what has come to be known as ‘Mizrahi music’ doesn’t just have its origins in Israeli rock – it is Israeli rock in its most basic sense. After years of being suppressed, ignored and reviled by Israel’s elite, it has become a symbol of pride. By Hagai Ozen They…
By Cafe Gibraltar October 12, 2013
Revivo's Project singing in a cafe (Photo: Screenshot)
‘Revivo’s Project’ brings Mizrahi pop back to its Arab roots
The Revivo Project’s debut album is a rare homage to the forefathers of Mediterranean pop and provides an educational introduction to the history of Mizrahi music — or at least the Yemenite part. By Ophir Toubul Israeli-Mizrahi music has, from time immemorial, been divided into two main, often competing groups. The first is comprised of…
By Cafe Gibraltar March 11, 2013
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