Rafi Perski Celebrates 35 Years of His Debut Album with a Special Live Performance at the Museum
Rafi Perski, one of the most recognizable voices in Israeli rock, took the stage at the Museum of Tolerance Jerusalem for a special concert celebrating 35 years since the release of his debut album, Kama Pe’amim Safarta Ad 10.
Rafi Perski, one of the most recognizable voices in Israeli rock, took the stage at the Museum of Tolerance Jerusalem for a special concert celebrating 35 years since the release of his debut album, Kama Pe’amim Safarta Ad 10.
The evening brought audiences back to the songs that helped make the album a defining record of Israeli rock in the 1990s, including “Milyon Dollar,” “Kama Pe’amim,” “Pa’am BaShavua,” and “Tov Li, Tov Li.”
Perski performed the album in its entirety, with fresh arrangements, alongside songs from his later albums. He was joined on stage by Geva Alon, who also served as the show’s musical producer, Amir “Django” Russiano on bass, Asaf Reis on drums, and Omer Elias on keyboards.
It was a chance to revisit an album that has earned its place as a landmark of Israeli music and to hear songs that have stayed with audiences for more than three decades.
Thank you to everyone who joined us at the Museum of Tolerance Jerusalem for a night of Israeli rock, nostalgia, and live music.
Stay tuned for upcoming performances, screenings, and cultural events at the Museum of Tolerance Jerusalem.
