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Ella-Lee Lahav

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Ella-Lee Lahav ( Hebrew : אלה־לי להב ; born 2 June 2003), known as Ella-Lee , is an Israeli singer. In 2019 she became famous following her second place at the seventh season of Israel's HaKokhav HaBa LaErovizion ( Rising Star to the Eurovision ), the Israeli national selection for the Eurovision Song Contest 2020 . In June 2020, on her 17th birthday, she released her debut single "Zot Ani", the single was ranking high on the Apple UK playlist and topped the Media Forest airplay chart. The Times of Israel . "HaKokhav HaBa runner-up Ella Lee unveils debut single "Zot Ani" " .

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israeli singer and runner up of the seventh season of hakokhav haba singing competition

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israeli singer

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