Nourith

Nourith started to like music at 3. She sang for the first time at 6. At school, she sang a lot. She went to Paris at 11, with her father (who moved for professional reasons). She was registered at the Israeli school in Paris. She signed her first contract at 12 and released her first single, sung with a band "School Days", in English. She released her second single at 13, a failure like the first one. She returned to Beersheva at 14. At high school, she founded a rock band with her friends. Then, during military service, she put on four hundred concerts for the Israeli Army. In February 1992, she went to Paris: she sang as waitress-singer, sang as "première-partie" of singer Catherine Lara, and sang on the soundtrack of The Fifth Element (1997). In March 1999, she released her first album, "Kol Yishama", then sang as "premiere-partie" of singer Maurane. She had an audition for the musical "Les Dix Commandements", and played Séphora in this musical until 2002. In 2001, she released her second album "Like the sand". In 2002, she released her third album "Nourith". Then, she sang as "première-partie" of singer Michel Jonasz. But it's for her role of Sephora and her Israeli origines, that she is best known.