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Appearing at a rally in [[Tel Aviv]] in support of residents of southern Israel in 2024, lead singer Hemi Rudner changed the words of one of the band's hit songs, “Does Anyone Hear Me?” to “Does anyone hear you?” <ref>[https://www.jpost.com/israel-news/thousands-show-support-for-rocket-beaten-south-at-solidarity-rally-in-tel-aviv-371156 Thousands rally in Tel Aviv in support for rocket-beaten South, [[Jerusalem Post]]]</ref> |
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Eifo HaYeled (Hebrew: איפה הילד, lit. "Where's the kid") was an Israeli rock band.
History
The band was formed in 1986 in Givat Brenner and had a major influence on Israeli rock in the 1990s.[1] It released its debut album, “Sugar Time,” in 1993.[2]
Eifo HaYeled broke up in 1998 and reformed in 2008.
Appearing at a rally in Tel Aviv in support of residents of southern Israel in 2024, lead singer Hemi Rudner changed the words of one of the band's hit songs, “Does Anyone Hear Me?” to “Does anyone hear you?” [3]
Band members
- Hemi Rudner - lead vocals, bass guitar
- Asaf Sarig - vocals, guitar
- Asaf Meroz - drums
- Ofir Bar-Ami - vocals, guitar
- Arad Shiff - guitar
Discography
Albums[4]
- Zman Sukar, זמן סוכר (Sugar Time), 1993.
- Shedim, שדים (Demons), 1994.
- Mas'otay Im Atzmi, מסעותיי עם עצמי (My Journeys with Myself), 1995.
- Eifo HaYeled?, איפה הילד? (Where is the Child?), 1996. Dedicated to Yitzhak Rabin
- Bnei Hamea Haesrim, בני המאה ה-20 (Members of the 20th Century), 2012
- Matok Bahasheha, מתוק בחשיכה (Sweet in the Dark), 2017
Compilations
- Mishehu Shomea Oti, מישהו שומע אותי (Somebody Hears Me) 1998.
See also
References
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