Esther Ofarim, born on June 13, 1941, in Safed, Israel, is a prominent singer known for her contributions to folk, pop, and Israeli music. She gained international fame in the 1960s, particularly through her work as part of the duo Esther & Abi Ofarim, alongside her then-husband Abi Ofarim. Their harmonious blend of traditional Hebrew songs and contemporary pop resonated widely, resulting in notable hits such as "Cinderella Rockefella" and "Morning of My Life." Esther's solo career also flourished, with her distinctive voice and emotive performances earning her acclaim in Europe, especially in Germany and France. Albums like "Esther Ofarim" (1967) and "Esther" (1970) showcased her versatility and ability to interpret a variety of musical styles. Her impact on music extends beyond her recordings; she played a significant role in popularizing Israeli music abroad and influencing subsequent generations of artists. Known for her elegant stage presence and unique artistic vision, Ofarim remains a respected figure in the music industry, celebrated for her contributions to both folk and modern music.