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Ishtar

French chanson
Worldbeat
World music
Ishtar, born Eti Zach on November 10, 1968 in Israel, rose to fame as the lead singer of Alabina, a band that mixed musical traditions as well as languages, and racked up chart hits in various countries. Ishtar launched her solo career in 2000 with the album La Voix d’Alabina, adding a pronounced Asian musical influence to the hybrid of Arabic and dance music that had made Alabina a success. The single “Last Kiss” proved to be a club hit. Her 2003 follow-up, Truly Emet, found her attempting to forge a connection between Arab and Israeli culture by singing songs in both Arabic and...
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Salma Ya Salama (Olé y Ola) (Salma Ya Salama (Ole y Ola)) 

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Ishtar and Ishtar
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Habibi de Mis Amores (Habibi Ya Nour El Ein)Ishtar
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AlabínaIshtar and Ishtar
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Last KissIshtar
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C'Est La Vie My Baby (Version Anglaise)Ishtar
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يلا بينا يلا (Yalla Bina Yalla)Ishtar and Los Niños de Sara (Los Ninos de Sara)
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Salma Ya Salama (Olé y Ola) (Salma Ya Salama (Ole y Ola)) 

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Ishtar and Ishtar

The Album

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Habibi de Mis Amores (Habibi Ya Nour El Ein)Ishtar

The Album II

8:33

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AlabínaIshtar and Ishtar

The Album

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Last KissIshtar

7:49

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C'Est La Vie My Baby (Version Anglaise)Ishtar

La Voix d'Alabina

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يلا بينا يلا (Yalla Bina Yalla)Ishtar and Los Niños de Sara (Los Ninos de Sara)

Special Cinema

3:47

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