Noa Peled is an Israeli singer from Tel Aviv, Israel.

With great love for Brazilian music for the last 20 years, she found herself singing Brazilian classics  & also translating the beautiful sambas of Brazil into Hebrew.

Her first solo album “20:13”, was produced by herself, recorded in São Paulo & Tel Aviv, & released in Sept. 2013. In this album you can find beautiful interpretations for samba, choro & forró, all translated by her, sang both in Portuguese & Hebrew.

Noa performs in Israel & Brazil since 2006. She cooperates with first class musicians from both countries, who share the passion for Brazilian classics, such as Gian Correa, Luiz Guello, Henrique Araújo, João Borba, Caito Marcondes, Carioca Freitas, Daniel Velloso, Daniel Ring, Gabriel Marques, Ben Aylon, Salit Lahav, Paulinho Ferreira & more.

Today she sings in three different groups which leads across Israel:

Cafezinho group (small coffee), plays her materials, featuring 7 string guitar, cavaquinho, afro-Brazilian percussion, and special guests.

Brasil for All – plays forró for couple dance featuring accordion, triangle, bass & percussion, together with a forró dance lesson before the party.

Duo Mundo – plays Bossa Nova, samba & MPB, together with original translations & songs, featuring 7 string guitar & 2 voices.

Her album “20:13” contains 13 songs, & was created cooperating with 20 artists. Songs from this album you can hear in major radio stations in Israel, on Youtube, Soundcloud, Bandcamp & of course here in her website.

Noa’s aim is to create a bridge between these two cultures through music. She dreams & acts to create inner & world peace through music.

Besides singing, Noa works with the “Light Kids” in urban ecology & Permaculture, combined with spiritualism.

Her album “20:13” is named after the Mayan wisdom code, which she teaches, offering that in 2013, humanity had started to shift from “Time is money” to “Time is art” consciousness.

www.Noa-Peled.com

Mulata is a musical collaboration between five musicians, each one comes from a different musical background.

Marcelo Pardo - vocals, lead guitar
Sivan Dahan - vocals, melodica
Amit Gur - electric guitar
Guy Levy- Bass
Ben Aylon - drums, percussion

Mulata was formed a year ago, and performed on many stages around Israel.
The band is now working on its debut album in Moshe Da'abul's studio.

All pieces are original, the arrangements and musical production were created out of joint work.



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