Ahuva Ozeri was an Israeli singer, songwriter and composer.
10 Facts About Ahuva Ozeri
Ahuva Ozeri was born and grew up in Tel Aviv's Yemenite Quarter to a Jewish family.
Ahuva Ozeri's father died when she was four years old; she had seven siblings.
Ahuva Ozeri played the Bulbul tarang, an Indian musical instrument she learned from the drummer of Ravi Shankar.
Ahuva Ozeri went on to release 19 more albums in the next four decades.
Ahuva Ozeri released the 2004 hit song Sticker Song with Hadag Nahash.
Ahuva Ozeri was the recipient of an award from ACUM in 2008 in recognition of her unique contribution to Israeli music.
Ahuva Ozeri was "a founding mother of Mizrahi music" according to Arutz Sheva and "a pioneer of Israeli music" according to The Times of Israel.
Ahuva Ozeri was first diagnosed with laryngeal cancer in 2000, when she had surgery.
Ahuva Ozeri died of cancer on December 13,2016, at the Sheba Medical Center in Ramat Gan, Israel, aged 68.