Noa Kirel

At 23 years old, Noa Kirel has this physical status:

Noa Kirel (born on April 10, 2001) is an Israeli singer, actress, and television host.

She has received MTV Europe Music Awards for best Israeli act in 2017 and 2019.

Early life

Noya Kirel was born in Ra'ananana, Israel, to Israeli-born Ashkenazi Jews of Jewish (Austrian-Jewish) descent with both Sephardi Jutical and Mizrahi Jewish (Moroccan-Jewish) descent. She is the youngest daughter of Amir and Ilana Kirel and has two older brothers. Glassco Glass, an imported glass company headquartered in Barkan's industrial park, is her father's CEO. Kirel has relatives who were killed in the Holocaust, according to her father's side.

At birth, Noya, but a rabbi suggested to her parents that she change her name to Noa so she would move ('Noa' also means movement in Hebrew). The rabbi also predicted that she would become a dancer.

Kirel was enlisted in the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) in February 2020 and served in a special military unit. On February 14, 2022, she received an honorable discharge after finishing her two-year mandatory service.

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Career

Kirel appeared in the Pushers documentary film from HOT, which follows parents who want their children to be successful in various fields. Kirel and her father, who was financially supporting her entertainment, appeared on the show. Roberto Ben-Shoshan is the head of Kirel in Israel and Sharona Nomder (Morse Artists) worldwide.

"Medabrim," she performed her first song on YouTube in 2015. "Killer" was released by the artist in the year after the festival's success last year. Due to Kirel's young age, the song's provocative video clip sparked a lot of buzz. "Yesh Be Ahava," "Good Ata," "Bye Lahofesh," "Bye Lahofesh" and "Ten Li Siman," were among the songs that were featured on YouTube and broadcast on various Israeli radio stations, including "Yesh Be Ahava," which was the first song to enter the Galgalatz playlist. At the children's elected ceremony in 2016, she received the honor "Singer of the Year" at the end of the year. Kirel and Sagi Breitner launched the "Lipstar" musical series on the kidZ channel on February 26, 2017. In May 2017, she performed "Makom Leshinuy," a song she performed in a duet with Avior Melasa that she also wrote and composed the lyrics. During the year, Kirel released several other songs, including "Lirkod," "Kimeat Meforsemet," "Wow," "Mi Yiten Li Et Ha'Koach." On June 22, she appeared in the teen film Nearly Famous alongside Omer Dror. She appeared in "The Three Musketeers" with Omer Dror last year. Kirel performed "Etzel Ha'Dod," a cover version of Danny Sanderson's song, on August 28 as part of Bezeq's campaign. She represented Israel at the "MTV Europe Music Awards" in November 2017 in the "International Artist" category.

She appeared in the television series Kfula and Kitty Popper (Libby Omer), a blogger who writes whatever happens to her famous self, in January 2018. Yes and HOT on the KidZ channel. She appeared in Israel's Got Talent as a judge on February 18, 1998. She released the single "Megibor Le'Oyev" on March 25, 2018. "Shelton Ha'Tzlalim" was a television show on May 1st year. In Menora Mivtachim Arena on August 9, a theater performance starring Kirel and the Kfula actors opened. The #Freestyle Festigal production's theme song was released on August 20. A full-length film was released in early September 2018 to promote the event. The show ran from November 13, 2018 to January 8, 2019. Kirel appeared in the Ultras' song "Cinderella" on September 5th. For a HOT campaign, she worked with "Ma Kashur Trio" and Itai Levy on a new front cover version of Arik Sinai's "Siba Tova" song "Hine Ze Ba" on September 20. Kirel was selected for the second time to represent Israel at the MTV Europe Music Awards in October, but she was unable to attend the ceremony in Spain due to a tight schedule. Kirel was hired as a host for a new cosmetic firm, "Keff" last month. In collaboration with Israeli singer Jonathan Mergui, she and Israeli singer Jonathan Mergui unveiled "Zikaron Yashan" on November 2 as part of the Festigal. Kirel, the original cast of the 2018 Festigal, released the original song "Tinshom" in a video clip on November 11, 2018. On November 23, she attended a memorial service to Amir Fryszer Guttman. Kirel led a movement to encourage riding a helmet when biking in December 2018. She was active in a yes commercial in May 2020. Kirel joined 39 other Israeli artists on Katan Aleinu's charity single in November 2020 to help hospitals battling the COVID-19 pandemic.

Noa signed an American label, Atlantic Records, in June 2020. Kirel signed with WME in December of that year.

It was revealed in March 2021 that Kirel would appear in a PictureStar feature film. Kirel in collaboration with Israeli singer Omer Adam in May 2021 produced a remixed version of the state of Israel's national anthem, Hatikvah. The partnership was chastised, with some calling it "disrespectful" and "embarrassing." Kirel and Israeli comedian Ilan Peled performed "Trilili Tralala" on the single in honor of Pride Month. On its debut, the single earned the title of a Gay anthem in Israel and climbed to number two on Media Forest's Israeli singles chart.

"Please Don't Suck" was her first international hit on July 14, 2021. On October 15, 2021, she released the single "Bad Little Thing" which she also performed at the Miss Universe 2021 Ceremony.

"Thought About That" was released by the singer on January 12, 2022.

She was selected by the Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation (KAN) on July 11, 2022, to represent Israel in the Eurovision Song Contest 2023. Kirel herself said the following day that she had yet to officially register to compete and that her team would "make a decision later today." Kirel revealed on August 10 that she had accepted the invitation to Eurovision, saying: "I'm putting everything to the side and going into this with utter confidence." "I have always felt proud to represent this country."

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