Data reveals: the most requested karaoke song in Israel

Peer Tasi leads with a hit from the album "Radio Shtach 2", but a different artist tops the singers' list. Here are the latest insights into Israel's most popular karaoke tracks.

MakoAuthor: Gil Mishali
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Data reveals: the most requested karaoke song in Israel
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The most requested karaoke song in Israel is "Ma Yihye Machar" by Peer Tasi, according to data from the company "Sharim Karaoke", which published its annual chart today (Tuesday). The ranking is based on song selections across karaoke venues and events nationwide.

According to the data, Tasi's hit from the album "Radio Shtach 2" holds the top spot. It is followed by "Ir Namal" by Eyal Golan in second place, and "Tamid Ohev Oti" performed by Sasson Ephram Shaulov in third. The top five is rounded out by Omer Adam with "Malkat HaDor" and Eden Ben Zaken with "Rolex VeKasket".

Interestingly, despite having the most popular song, Peer Tasi ranks only second in the category of most requested male singers. Eyal Golan takes the lead, followed by Tasi, Omer Adam, Osher Cohen, and Itay Levi. In the female singers' category, the "Queen of Roses" herself, Eden Ben Zaken, remains the clear winner, followed by Odya, Sarit Hadad, Nasrin Kadri, and Noa Kirel.

While Israel has leaned heavily toward solo artists in recent decades, the ensemble category is led by "HaProject Shel Revivo". They are followed by the duo Ness and Stilla, while the third spot goes to Subliminal and HaTzel, thanks to the enduring popularity of classics like "Yeled Rachov" and "HaFinali".

Top 10 most requested karaoke songs:

  1. "Ma Yihye Machar" – Peer Tasi

  2. "Ir Namal" – Eyal Golan

  3. "Tamid Ohev Oti" – Sasson Ephram Shaulov

  4. "Malkat HaDor" – Omer Adam

  5. "Rolex VeKasket" – Eden Ben Zaken

  6. "Menagen VeShar" – Osher Cohen

  7. "Ein Li Makom Acher" – Itay Levi

  8. "Atalef Iver" – Hanan Ben Ari

  9. "Aba" – Ben Tzur

  10. "Migdalim" – Ness and Stilla

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