"Feeling unwell": Shalom Hanoch postponed all his performances due to a medical condition
Shalom Hanoch postpones his upcoming appearances due to a medical condition.
The 75-year-old singer, songwriter and musician said that "in recent days, Shalom Hanoch is feeling unwell. On the advice of his doctors, he will undergo a medical procedure in the coming days and will be required to rest. Therefore, upcoming performances will be postponed. Until he jokes with his doctors."
Sagi Ben Nun
27/04/2022
Wednesday, 27 April 2022, 14:50 Updated: 14:52
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Shalom Hanoch postpones his upcoming appearances due to a medical condition.
The 75-year-old singer, songwriter and musician said that "in recent days, Shalom Hanoch is feeling unwell. On the advice of his doctors, he will undergo a medical procedure in the coming days and will be required to rest. Therefore, upcoming performances will be postponed. Until he jokes with his doctors."
Exactly a year ago, Hanoch released his latest album, "Herzl Lillenblum".
In an extensive interview with Walla!
Culture In May, in response to a question about what his big dream had not yet come true, Hanoch replied: "Being a kid again. Just, I'm kidding of course. My dreams are so many that it will take a day just to talk to them. But my dreams are only personal. As for a career, "I have no dreams. Oh and I also have a dream that it will be good here."
At the beginning of the month, Hanoch published his first book of songs, "Notes", published by Agam.
The book contains 78 songs, most of which have not been published or composed, but some of which appeared on his latest album "Herzl Lilienblum" or came out as singles ("Shelton").
Among the songs is a reference to his good friend Meir Ariel, who was due to celebrate his 80th birthday last month, a song written against the backdrop of the Corona plague, a song depicting a dream in which the writer is at the Trump family home, and the book was signed into Yiddish.
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