Anat Gov

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Anat Gov

voc, 1953-2012
Singer of World and Pop
A.k.a. Anat Gov née Anat Miber (Hebrew: ענת גוב) ענת מיבר

Anat Gov (born 13 December 1953 in Tiberias, died 9 December 2012 in Ramat Hasharon) was an Israeli playright, writer, political commentator, occasional lyricist and singer. While serving in the IDF she was a singer in The Nahal Troupe where she met her future husband, Gidi Gov, in 1971. Gov later wrote scripts for television shows her husband participated in, including long-running entertainment program "Zehu Ze!" They also coauthored a book for children. Gov co-wrote the lyrics for one of Gidi Gov's hits, Yesh Ei Sham (Someone Out There), with Yoni Rechter.

Genres

World
Pop
Folk
Brass
Rock

Plays With

The Nachal Troupe

Band Members

External Links

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