Liel Kolet
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Liel Kolet is an Israeli pop singer-songwriter born on July 11, 1989, in Kvutzat Kinneret, Israel. At age 11, Kolet won the Israeli talent contest Bravo and later represented Israel at the European talent contest Bravo Bravissimo. At age 14, she performed at President Shimon Peres' 80th birthday celebration, inviting Bill Clinton to join her in singing "Imagine" with a choir of Jewish and Muslim children, marking her entry into the international music scene. Her early single releases include "Too Young to Love" (2004), "High Energy" (2005), and "Hava Nagila". Collaborations with Klaus Meine from the Scorpions resulted in duets like "Send Me an Angel" and "Bigger Than Life", which were featured on her 2006 international album Unison. Kolet also represented Switzerland in the 2006 Eurovision Song Contest as part of Six4one. Her other notable albums include Simply Me (2005) and Be Free (2009).
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