About the Book
Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 37. Chapters: Harel Skaat, Lena Meyer-Landrut, Vuka in Braji, Niamh Kavanagh, Manga, Giorgos Alkaios, Josh Dubovie, Paula Seling, Tom Dice, Daniel Diges, Peter Nalitch, Safura Alizadeh, Anna Bergendahl, Filipa Azevedo, Sofia Nizharadze, Jessy Matador, Thea Garrett, Miroslav Kostadinov, Robert Wells, Malcolm Lincoln, Alyosha, Feminnem, Didrik Solli-Tangen, Kristina, Robin Juhkental, SunStroke Project, Michael von der Heide, Tomas N'evergreen, Eva Rivas, Olia Tira, Milan Stankovi, Hera Bjork, Jon Lilygreen, Marcin Mrozi ski, Juliana Pasha, Sieneke, 3+2, Artsem Mikhalenka, Gjoko Taneski, Inculto, Ovidiu Cern u eanu, Aija Andrejeva, Vasyl Lazarovych, Ansambel Roka lindre, Elgiazar Farashyan, Kalamari, Christina Chanee, Manpower 4, Kuunkuiskaajat, The Islanders. Excerpt: Harel Skaat (Hebrew:, born 8 August 1981) is an Israeli singer and songwriter. He represented Israel in the Eurovision Song Contest 2010 with the song "Milim" ("," "Words"). Skaat has been singing and performing in public since he was a child. At the age of six, he won a children's song festival competition. While still in elementary school he appeared on national television and as a teenager, he was the lead singer for both his city's and high school's bands. During his mandatory duty with the Israeli Defense Forces, he sang in the Communication Corps. Band. Skaat's professional breakthrough came when he was a contestant on the second season of Kochav Nolad ("," "A Star is Born"), a reality competition television show similar in format to American Idol, and finished in second place. After the show ended, he signed a recording contract with Hed Arzi, one of the largest music companies in Israel. His debut album, the self-titled Harel Skaat, was released in July 2006. It produced five hit singles, including the romantic ballad, "Ve'at" (" ..".
