Gad Elbaz

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Gad Elbaz (Hebrew: גד אלבז) is an Israeli Jewish singer who has gained international success^[1] and recorded several albums.

Biography

Elbaz is of

In 2017 and 2018, Gad ranked #1 on the list of Most Views on Youtube by an Orthodox Jewish singer.^{[citation needed]}

Discography

Albums

• 1999: Honest Roads (in Hebrew: לך בדרכים ישרות)
• 2003: Light at the End of the Tunnel (in Hebrew: אור בקצה המנהרה)
• 2004: Meanings (both CD and DVD) (in Hebrew: משמעויות)
• 2006: Almost Quiet (in Hebrew: כמעט שקט)
• 2008: Between the Drops (in Hebrew: בין הטיפות)
• 2008: Live at Caesarea (2 CDs) (in Hebrew: הופעה חיה בקיסריה)
• 2013: Words of Spirit (in Hebrew: מילים של רוח)
• 2014: Nigun Umizmor (in Hebrew: ניגון ומזמור)
• 2014: Ze Hayom (in Hebrew: זה היום)
• 2017: L'Chaim

Singles

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• 1998: "Aba, Otcha Ani Ohev" (meaning: "Daddy, I Love You") (at 4-years old, with his father Benny Elbaz)
• 2004: "Halayla Zeh Hazman" (meaning: "Tonight is the Night"; in Hebrew: הלילה זה הזמן) - ft. Alon De Loco (in Hebrew: אלון דה לוקו)
• 2005: "Or" (meaning: "Light"; in Hebrew: אור) - (Alon De Loco [in Hebrew: אלון דה לוקו]) featuring Gad Elbaz
• 2008: "Mizmor Ledavid" (meaning: "A Psalm of David"; in Hebrew: מזמור לדוד)
• 2010: "Just a Prayer Away" (originally in English)
• 2013: "Hashem Melech"^[2] (meaning: "God is the King"; in Hebrew: "ה' מלך") (The song's melody samples on Khaled's song "C'est la Vie")
• 2013: "Open up" (Hebrew and English version)
• 2014: "Miracles (Al Hanisim)" (feat. Naftali Kalfa and Ari Lesser)
• 2014: "Bring Back Our Boys"
• 2014: "Min Hameitzar" (meaning: "From the Straits")
• 2014: "Hava Nagila" (meaning:"Let us rejoice") - an adaptation of the song with new lyrics
• 2015: "Ma Nishtana" (meaning: "Why is it Different")
• 2015: "Avinu" (meaning: "Our Father")
• 2016: "Besearaich" (meaning: "In Your Gates")
• 2016: "Hashem Melech 2.0" (feat.
  Nissim), melody based on that of "C'est la Vie" by Khaled
• 2016: "Rise Again (Betifara)" credited to Gabriel Tumbak featuring Gad Elbaz,
• 2016: "WeR1" ft. Gad Elbaz, Refael Mirila, Alliel, DeScribe, and Nissim
• 2016: "Meefo Lehatchil"
• 2017: "L'Chaim"
  Deror Yikra

External links

• Official website
• Gad Elbaz's channel on
  YouTube