eurovision 2004
David D'Or
David D'Or represented Israel at Eurovision 2004 in Istanbul with “Leha'amin”, and went out in the semi-final.
- who
- Israeli singer
- born
- 2 October 1965, Holon
- contest
- 2004
- music
- crossover
- voice
- countertenor
- active
- since 1985
- studied at
- Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance
- sang for
- Israel
Biography
David D’Or is an Israeli singer, composer and songwriter, a countertenor with a range of more than four octaves who has been named Israel’s Singer of the Year three times. “Leha’amin” finished joint eleventh in the semi-final in Istanbul in 2004, just outside the ten that went through.
Written by ESC Predictions, 8 October 2026. Sources: Wikipedia, “David D'Or”.
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At Eurovision
One song, and what became of it.
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2004 Istanbul
“Leha'amin (להאמין)”
Out in the semi-final Went out in the semi-final: 11th of 22, with 57 points.
- Sung in
- Hebrew, English
- Written by
- David D'Or, Ehud Manor, Ofer Meiri
- Age on the night
- 38
- Won that year
- Ukraine: Ruslana, “Wild Dances”
The story of Eurovision 2004: The first semi-final, and Ukraine wins at the second attempt
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