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Acharey Hashkia Basade (Acharei Hashkiah Basadeh) Listen to Audio Clip View Video Clip View Song Lyric After the sunset in the field p 1974 Moti Elfasy Info
Ani Ose Li Manginot (Ani Oseh Li Manginot) Listen to Audio Clip View Video Clip View Song Lyric I make melodies for myself c 1979 Moti Elfasy Info
Bahazayot Hakesem Listen to Audio Clip View Video Clip   With the illusions of magic c 1982 Moti Elfasy Info
Betikva El Hamachar Listen to Audio Clip View Video Clip   With hope for tomorrow c 1980 Moti Elfasy Info
Chagigat Moledet Listen to Audio Clip View Video Clip   Native land festivity c 1981 Moti Elfasy Info
Chaychi Li Bashirim Listen to Audio Clip View Video Clip View Song Lyric Smile to me with songs (f.) p 1984 Moti Elfasy Info
El Haderech Listen to Audio Clip View Video Clip View Song Lyric On the way p 1982 Moti Elfasy Info
Eretz Ahuva (Eretz Ahuvah) Listen to Audio Clip View Video Clip View Song Lyric Beloved land c 1986 Moti Elfasy Info
Hora Tz'chok Listen to Audio Clip View Video Clip   Hora of laughter c 1974 Moti Elfasy Info
Kan Badarom Listen to Audio Clip View Video Clip View Song Lyric Here in the south p 1974 Moti Elfasy Info
Moti Listen to Audio Clip View Video Clip   Moti (name) c 2009 Moshiko Halevy Info
Nafshi Homa (Debka Esh) Listen to Audio Clip View Video Clip   My soul longs for c 1978 Moti Elfasy Info
Shabbat Malka Listen to Audio Clip View Video Clip View Song Lyric Sabbath the queen L 1974 Moti Elfasy Info
Shalom Lach Eretz Nehederet Listen to Audio Clip View Video Clip View Song Lyric Hello you wonderful land c 1980 Moti Elfasy Info
Simchat Hamachol Listen to Audio Clip View Video Clip   Dance joy (the) p 1987 Moti Elfasy Info
Simona Midimona Listen to Audio Clip View Video Clip View Song Lyric Simona from Dimona c 1985 Moti Elfasy Info
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