Amir Haddad

Amir Haddad, also known by the pseudonym Amir, is an Israeli and French singer and finalist of the TV show The Voice. In 2016, he represented France at the Eurovision Song Contest in Stockholm with the song "J'ai cherch".

Amir Haddad was born in the French town of Sarcel, but lived there only until the age of 8, and then immigrated to Israel with his parents under the program of repatriation of the Jewish people. The boy grew up in herzliya in Tel Aviv.

Very young Haddad began to show his vocal abilities. At first he joined the religious choir in the local synagogue, but very quickly he was involved in solo performance at various public events. His pure voice fascinated the listeners, and no one guessed that this person from birth hears only with his left ear, as the right side is completely deaf.

At the age of 22, Amir won the "Birth of a Star" contest in Israel. But at that moment he could not begin touring, as he was a mandatory military service in the ranks of the army. Demobilized, Haddad graduated from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, where he studied dentistry, and then decided to return to his music career.

His first hit "Kache limtso mili" was a remake in Hebrew of the French song "J'te l'dis quand m'me" by Patrick Bruel. The success of this single was confirmed by the recording of the debut album "Vayehi", which, in addition to the author's compositions, featured several old hits of the French variety, including "D'senchante" by Milena Farmer.

After the album's release, Amir Haddad toured France, Switzerland, the United States and Brazil and collaborated with many local stars. And in 2014, the singer again attracted attention. He decided to try his luck in the French version of the show "The Voice" and achieved success. At blind auditions, Amir performed Elton John's soulful song "Candle in the Wind". All four members of the jury turned to Haddad, but he chose the team of young singer Jennifer.

Fortunately, he passed other stages of selection, and in live broadcasts each time remained thanks to the support of the audience, who showed their interest with the help of the popular vote. On the air, Amir sang "Counting Stars" by One Republic, "Just the Way You Are" from the repertoire of Bruno Mars, "Comme un fils", which was performed before him by Frenchman Cornel.

After reaching the final, Amir Haddad was one of the favorites, but eventually lost the first place to Kenji Giraku. But this singer did not upset, as he gained a huge experience. Haddad began to tour Europe even more, releasing a new hit "All of Me", followed by another hit "Oasis" in 2015.

In 2016, Amir took part in the selection for the final of the Eurovision Song Contest 2016. He offered several compositions to the commission, as did most of his other competitors. The selection of the channel "France 2" responsible for the casting fell to the rhythmic song "J'ai cherch" co-authored by Amir himself. By the way, the text of this hit is half written in French, and half - in English.

Interestingly, the French commission wanted to keep the name of its participant as secret as long as possible, but back in February the information was leaked through social networks, so Amir was officially presented on February 25 in one of the talk shows.

According to forecasts, the Swede Frans was considered the main favorite for Eurovision 2016 during March and April. But in early May, bookmakers changed their minds and according to the rating of bets the contender for victory was just Amir Haddad.

However, life put everything in place: at the end of the final of Eurovision 2016, the Frenchman was only sixth, having passed ahead of the aforementioned Frans, the representative of Bulgaria Poli Genova, Russian Sergey Lazarev, Australian Dami Im and the winner of the competition - Jamala from Ukraine, which impressed the jury and spectators hit "1944".

The singer dated a girl named Lital, who lived in Israel for many years. The young men then lived in a civil marriage until Haddad finally made a formal offer to his companion.

Amir and Lital married legally on July 7, 2014 in Israel. The wedding was done according to local customs.

2011 - Kache limtso mili 2011 - Vayehi 2014 - All of Me 2015 - Oasis 2016 - J'ai cherché 2016 - Au cœur de moi

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