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| '''Udi Davidi''' ({{lang-he|אודי דוידי}}) is an ]i ], ], ] and ] who lives in ], an ] in the occupied ]. Davidi often writes about the relationship between ] and man, and is influenced by the teachings of Rabbi ]. | '''Udi Davidi''' ({{lang-he|אודי דוידי}}) is an ]i ], ], ] and ] who lives in ]. Davidi often writes about the relationship between ] and man, and is influenced by the teachings of Rabbi ]. | ||
| His third album sold over 10,000 copies and was picked for the ] playlist. | His third album sold over 10,000 copies and was picked for the ] playlist. | ||
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Udi Davidi (Template:Lang-he) is an Israeli singer, musician, lyricist and composer who lives in Maon. Davidi often writes about the relationship between God and man, and is influenced by the teachings of Rabbi Nachman of Breslov.
His third album sold over 10,000 copies and was picked for the Galgalatz playlist.
Discography
- Speak To Him (2005), דבר אליו
- Coming Back to You חוזר אליך
- Time For Everything (2008), זמן לכל
- Good Winds (2009), רוחות טובות
External links
- מזמור לדוידי, דודו כהן - A review of "Speak to Him" in Maariv-NRG, 27/12/2004 Template:He icon
- מוזיקה מהדיר, רועי שרון - An interview with Davidi in Maariv-NRG, 6/2/2008 Template:He icon
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