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Ran Eliran
Ran Eliran (born 1937), known as "Israel's Ambassador of Song," is an Israeli singer.
== Biography ==
Ran Eliran (Menachem Leizerovich) was born in Haifa, British Mandate of Palestine. He was the middle child among three siblings. His Polish-Jewish parents ran a bakery. In the late 1950s, he formed one of the first Israeli folk-style duos, Ran and Nama with Nechama Hendel. In 1958, Ed Sullivan visited Israel looking for young performers to appear on a special show celebrating Israel's tenth anniversary. Eliran and Hendel were the finalists. while the name Ran was not a problem for English speakers, they could not pronounce Nechama so the duo became known as "Ran and Nama."〔(Duos and Trios )〕After their television appearance, the duo toured the United States for a year and a half.〔(Nechama Hendel )〕 Eliran was the first Israeli singer to perform in Las Vegas.〔(The Ambassador of Israeli Song )〕
In 1962, Eliran became an entertainer for the Israel Defense Forces. One of his greatest hits was the Sharm el-Sheikh song, composed after the Six Day War. In the mid-1970s he appeared in a Broadway musical, "Don't Step on My Olive Branch" with Israeli performers Rivka Raz, Ruti Navon, Riki Gal and Hanan Goldblatt.〔(The Ambassador of Israeli Song )〕
Eliran studied at a film school in New York, where he continues to live.〔(The freak accident that served a death sentence to a writer )〕 His son, Michael Eliran, is the lead frontman in the band Dolly Spartans.
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