Watch: Web star Anna Zack, just 18 years old, releases first song in Hebrew - with a Luzi name: Block • "I Prove I'm a Singer"

Although she is only 18 years old, Anna Zack has had a mark on almost every area that the entertainment industry has to offer: she is a network star, led campaigns, recorded songs, participated in festivals and also in the first film. Today she is publishing a first song in Hebrew, named after Luzi. "Block" - the song was written and composed for her by Ron Bitton and Jordan Peleg, who is better known as Jordi.

Anna Zack - "BLOCK"

"To this day, I have incorporated Hebrew into my music, but I have never recorded an entire song in Hebrew," she says. "As soon as I heard the song, I felt I loved it, connected to it and believed in it."

Still, the song's name is in English.

"True. I don't know why. It's probably hard for me to release English to the end."

What music did you grow up with?

"I grew up in Russia, in all kinds of styles. As a child, I heard a lot of classical music and Russian pop. It was always diverse."

Would you be interested in writing music yourself?

"I am very interested in writing, but it takes time. I have to learn and try, and I am sure I will try in the future."

You became famous as a network star. Is it harder on the radio to digest you as a singer?

"It's a little more difficult, because sometimes network stars aren't taken seriously. I'm sure some people say, 'Here's another network star who wants to be a singer, too,' but that's not my case. I'm a singer and I'm slowly proving that. I'm late, but it's happening. "

Feeling you don't take network stars seriously. Anna Zack // Photo by Tom Simon

Are you more of a singer or a more network star?

"A network star is just Teitel, but it's not the profession and not the main thing. I'm a singer, model and actress. A network star is something that goes with everything."

On Rafaeli is starring alongside you in the clip of the new song. How have you been?

"The connection was made through my agent Omri. I thought it looked cool, and it was fun at the levels on the set. On the look was good, filming well and playing well, and everything was perfect. The connection was amazing."

Last night, the first Festigel starred. How do you sum up the experience?

"It was a really crazy experience. I really wanted to do it, because it's a big, meticulous production. I've learned a lot. To be in front of 35,000 people four times a day is psychic. It's just like a journey. "And now it's going to be really weird."

You recently filmed a first movie, "Raft." How was the experience in cinema?

"It's different from anything I've shot so far. I was excited at the levels when I got accepted, because I really wanted to do cinema, too. For more of this kind of work. "

Want to learn acting professionally?

"It's not something I'm thinking about right now, but maybe in the future."

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