Harel Skaat Representing Israel at Eurovision
Harel SkaatPic: HarelSkaat.comHarel Skaat has been selected to represent Israel in the 2010 Eurovision Song Contest taking place in May. The popular Israeli singer, who placed second in Kokhav Nolad (Israel’s Pop Idol), was chosen by a special committee of the Israel Broadcasting Authority.
Norwegian singer Alexander Rybak came in first place in Eurovision 2009, winning his country the honour of hosting Eurovision 2010, which will mark the 55th edition of the competition.
The song the 28-year-old Skaat will sing will be selected by his fans. Viewers will be able to tune into a special TV broadcast showcasing a number of options.
Following his run on Kokhav Nolad in 2004, Skaat emerged with a large fanbase. He participated in musicals – including He Who Dreamed, based on the last 10 years of former Israeli prime minister Yitzhak Rabin – before releasing his debut album in 2006 which produced a string of hits.
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The flamboyant 30-year-old confirmed that he will be touring with Queen this summer as lead singer.
Edon is one year older and ten times more talented
The actor performed the song at an event in Sundance's Eccles theater on Thursday
Justin Bieber’s manager wants to take on the Wanted
Raichel will also be performing in Toronto later this year
The rapper will be coming to Vancouver, Edmonton and Calgary.
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