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Bonnie Tyler dies at 75
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Bonnie Tyler dies at 75

The legendary singer died unexpectedly in a hospital in Portugal, where she was being treated for an illness. Her family and team said: “We are heartbroken and ask that our privacy be respected.”

Acclaimed Israeli musician Matti Caspi dies at 76

Acclaimed Israeli musician Matti Caspi dies at 76

The acclaimed composer and producer recently announced the cancellation of his performances due to advanced cancer. Caspi, who became one of the most prolific and influential figures in Israeli music, leaves behind a rich legacy of dozens of albums and collaborations with the leading artists. His funeral will take place on Monday in Kfar Saba.