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Netta Barzilai the Leadership Series Center for Israel Education Netta Barzilai The Leadership Series 1. Childhood and Early Years “[I was told] dress like you have nothing to celebrate. Dress in black. Dress big. Short skirts are not for you. Short sleeves are not for you. You’re not sexy or beautful. You’re funny - that’s what you are. And you are a good friend. Well I am here to break that because this is a great evil that is done in the word to so many people.” -Neta Barzilai Neta Barzilai was born on January 22, 1993 in Hod HaSharon, in the Central District of Israel, north of Tel Aviv. Her mother is Sephardi (Jews of Spanish/Middle Eastern origin), with family from Morocco and Libya. Her father is Ashkenazi (Eastern European origin) and is Polish. Cover Photo Credit: Wouter van Vliet, Creatve Commons Atributon- Share Alike 4.0 Internatonal She atended Hadarim High School in Hod HaSharon. She and her two brothers were raised in Hod HaSharon. However, her family moved to Leadership Series: Neta Barzilai Copyright © 2019 by Center for Israel Educaton Nigeria for her father’s work when she was a baby. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or In Nigeria, Neta picked up on the rhythms of transmited in any form or by any means without writen permission from the author. African lullabies that her nanny taught her. Neta’s Published by Center for Israel Educaton, P.O. Box 15129, Atlanta, GA family lived in Nigeria for four years, before 30333. returning to Israel. www.israeled.org [email protected] 1 www.israeled.org. ©Center for Israel Education, 2020 All Rights Reserved As a kid, Neta always loved to sing. However, 2. Early Professional Life she got bullied by many peers for being overweight, leading her to develop self- When Neta was 18, she spent a service year in confdence issues. She was always passionate the Nahal brigade. She also joined the Israeli Navy about music, but did not think she was good band. These incredible experiences boosted her enough to be a singer. She decided to study confdence in her musical abilites. She was able to educaton and psychology and put her musical overcome the voices from her youth that said she interests to the side. was not good enough or did not ft the image of a musician. During this tme, Neta found a video by an artst named Kimbera playing the looper, an instrument that repeats music, making it sound like more than one person was playing. She was fascinated by it and decided to buy a looper. In order to aford the looper, Neta had to work in a side job as a waitress. In a short period of tme, she became very good at playing the looper. In fact, by the tme Neta entered the Rimon Music School, a partner school of the Berklee College of Music in Boston, she had already mastered the instrument. Hod HaSharon, where Neta grew up Hod HaSharon on Israeli map Source: Ori ~ Source: This fle was derived from: Israel locaton map.svg 2 Looper | Source: Massygo, Natonal Photo Collecton 3 www.israeled.org. ©Center for Israel Education, 2020 All Rights Reserved On February 8, Neta became the frst artst to qualify as a fnalist, singing the song ‘Beautful’ by 3. “HaKohav HaBa” Christna Aguilera, beatng Riki Ben Ari. However, When Neta fnished her one-year course at she sufered a setback when she lost in another Rimon in voice and electronic music, she decided competton against Riki. The judges wanted her to to auditon for “HaKohav HaBa” (literally meaning contnue on the show and saved her. This would “Rising Star”). She auditoned for the Israeli prove to be very signifcant to her career, as Neta reality singing competton with the song ‘Rude went on to win the fnals of the competton. Her Boy,’ which earned her a spot in the frst round. high achieving performances included ‘Gangam She successfully made it through all six of the frst Style’ and “Tik Tok.’ The awarding of points is done stages of the show, reaching the quarterfnals. In by a jury and viewers in each partcipatng country. the quarterfnals, Neta sung her own version of ‘Wannabe’ by the Spice Girls. She earned the highest score from her performance. Source: Wouter van Vliet, EuroVisionary, Creatve Commons License Neta during rehearsal before semi-fnals| Source: Lauren Outerson, EuroVisionary, Creatve Commons License 4 5 www.israeled.org. ©Center for Israel Education, 2020 All Rights Reserved 4. EuroVision “I’m so happy. Thank you so much for choosing “[I am] very proud and honored to represent Israel diference. Thank you so much for acceptng through my art.” -Neta Barzilai diferences between us. Thank you for celebratng diversity. Thank you. I love my country. Next tme in Jerusalem...Be good to others, and be good to yourselves ” -Neta Barzilai For EuroVision, Neta sang an original song called “Toy.” This song discusses ideas of women’s empowerment and highlights the importance of positve body image. Doron Medalie and Stan Berger wrote the song, with Stav Berger serving as producer. The song’s lyrics are mostly in English, with the excepton of a Hebrew phrase, ani lo ”.translatng to “I am not a doll , ֲאנִי לא בובה buba Hosts of Eurovision 2018| Source: Roger Dewayne Barkley, Also, the song incorporates one Hebrew slang EuroVisionary, Creatve Commons License word stefa, meaning a pile of banknotes. Neta released the song on March 11, 2018 with Lisbon, Portugal hosted the EuroVision Song the ofcial music video clip directed by Keren Contest, organized by the European Broadcastng Hochma. Union, in 2018. Neta Barzilai competed for Israel. Neta went on to win the competton for Israel Avshalom Ariel was one of the driving forces behind with this song, with 529 points in total. As per Neta competng in Eurovision, reassuring her of her custom, Neta performed her song “Toy” a second musical talents and abilites to compete successfully. tme afer they announced she had won. Cyprus He served as Neta’s producer. came in 2nd place with 436 points, followed by Austria with 342. 6 7 www.israeled.org. ©Center for Israel Education, 2020 All Rights Reserved 5. Afermath of Neta’s Win “She’s a brilliant vocalist, artst and inspiring personality...A big “I learned this year from my fans that I’m stronger than I shoutout to her producer Avshalom Ariel as well. They are a power think I am. The light and the joy within me and the duo, putng pop on the map again in and for Israel.” people around me can conquer all the darkness that -Israeli singer Hagar Levy comes from inside and out. A rhinoceros is an animal with a very thick skin, that protects itself and its herd by atacking, not feeling.” -Neta Barzilai Neta’s victory in EuroVision was monumental for Israel. An Israeli had not won the competton since 1998, twenty years earlier. This victory was not only monumental for symbolic reasons; the EuroVision traditonally is held the following year in the country of the winning artst. This meant that EuroVision was coming back to Israel! Unlike their previous tmes they hosted EuroVision, Israel chose to host the competton in Tel Aviv rather than Jerusalem in 2019. Neta was excited for EuroVision to be held in Israel in 2019, saying this will allow the world to see “how wonderful we are, what a vibe we have. Best people… the best place in the world.” Despite the results only coming in at 1:30am local tme, Israelis stormed into Rabin Square in Tel Aviv to celebrate this incredible victory. Tel Aviv’s city Neta during Sofa Pride (2019) hall even lit up with the word “Toy.” Celebratons also Source: Zahari Baharov, Creatve began in Jerusalem, at the Mahane Yehuda street Commons License market. 8 9 www.israeled.org. ©Center for Israel Education, 2020 All Rights Reserved 6. Neta’s Actvism "Through my audience, I learned this year that I am “She can really make it in Europe and America. It’s all stronger than what I thought I was. I learned that the light about your attude and knowing who you are. But the skies and the joy within me and the people around me are are the limit for Neta.” -Yehuda Eder, President of Rimon capable of defeatng all the darkness that comes from music school inside and out." -Neta Barzilai In additon to the monumental win for Israel, Neta’s winning song had an even greater impact. Her win undermined the common misconcepton that pop stars have to look one way or be a certain weight. In fact, Neta emphasized that she was one of the frst major pop stars who wore plus sized clothing. She also said in an interview to an Israeli newspaper that “[t]he way I carry myself inside my own body, when I play with it, how I choose to present it” is her only concern. Her win at this competton served as validaton for Neta, who had repeated failures on diets and bouts with an eatng disorder as a child. She said that her singing had allowed her to cope with many of her struggles with her body image. Cites that have hosted Eurovision Song Contest Source: Berkaysnklf, Creatve Commons License 10 11 www.israeled.org. ©Center for Israel Education, 2020 All Rights Reserved “I’m so happy. Thank you so much for choosing diference. 7. Countries in EuroVision 2019 Thank you so much for acceptng diferences between us. Thank you for celebratng diversity.
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