Rami Fortis
Also known as
- רמי פורטיס,
- øîé ôåøèéñ,
- Rami Fortis,
- פורטיס
Rami Fortis (, born July 7, 1954, Tel Aviv) is an influential Israel rock singer.
Rami Fortis (normally known just as "Fortis") is of Iraqi and Italian origin. He is considered one of Israel most influential rock singers. He served in the 1973 Yom Kippur war and was highly influenced by his experiences at the front. He began his musical career in 1975 as a lighting-man in the shows of the Tamuz band.
His 1978 album “Plonter” is considered a breakthrough in Israeli music and one of the most...
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