Yehudit Ravitz (born 1956) is one of the most successful and famous Israeli rock musicians. She sings mainly in Hebrew. She was born in Be'er Sheva, in southern Israel. By the end of 2005, she had recorded twelve albums and had been performing for nearly 20 years, and had also produced numerous albums for other musicians.
Her music is influenced by a variety of styles, among them the most distinctive is Spanish-Latin music, which can be attributed to the fact that one side of her family is Sephardic in origin, and Ladino speakers.
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Yehudit Ravitz (born 1956) is one of the most successful and famous Israeli rock musicians. She sings mainly in Hebrew. She was born in Be'er Sheva, in southern Israel. By the end of 2005, she had recorded twelve albums and had been performing for nearly 20 years, and had also produced numerous albums for other musicians.
Her music is influenced by a variety of styles, among them the most distinctive is Spanish-Latin music, which can be attributed to the fact that one side of her family is Sephardic in origin, and Ladino speakers.
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Always tried to Hide
iF YOU LIKE GREAT, IF NOT ALL IS GOOD ;-)
Translated:
I always tried to hide it, I never knew how to explain.
You saw me sink so low, and you waited for me up high.
I always tried to hold it in, so no one would see how nothing fits.
When I was happy I lit up the world —
but when the darkness came, I would disappear.
And maybe this will stay that way forever, but if you stay,
hold my hand.
Maybe I’ll find a balance between the calm and the storm.
How can I dance now, with two voices in my head:
one whispering “run,” the other shouting “breathe.”
A sleepless night,
a morning without prayer,
and the silence screams louder than any storm.
And maybe this will stay that way forever, but if you stay,
hold my hand.
Maybe I’ll find a balance between the calm and the storm.
And maybe this will stay that way forever, but if you stay,
hold my hand.
Maybe I’ll find a balance between the calm and the storm.
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