לא ביום ולא בלילה - Music

Nechama 'Nama' Hendel 1936-98 Was An Israeli Singer. She Began In The IDF Nahal Music Troupe And Came Out Of The Tsahal Music Scene In The 1950s First In The Duet "Ran VeNama" - With Ran Eliran - Then Later As A Solo Act. In 1958 Ron Eliran And Hendel Were Introduced To American Audiences By Their Appearance On The Ed Sullivan Show Performing "Tzena Tzena". Hendel Possessed One Of The Most Beautiful Voices In Israel. She Became World Famous With Her Smash Hit "Machar" "Tomorrow" - Composed By Naomi Shemer Featured On The "Jerusalem Of Gold" Album. She Recorded Many More Of Shemer's Songs. Hendel Recorded Not Only In Hebrew But In Yiddish As Well And Was One Of The Artists Included On A Yiddish Compilation Called "Songs Of The Vilna Ghetto" For CBS Records In Israel. In 1998 Hendel Voiced Grandmother Fa In The Hebrew Version Of The Animated Movie "Mulan". The Movie Was Released Three Months Before Her Death From Cardiac Arrest On September 29. read less