Ofra Haza and her niece Aya Ortal compete on Nathan Datner’s quiz show. What prize did they win?
Ofra tells Paula Yates about her passion her work, in a short fragement from the interview.
The contestents are trying to guess whose voice they just heard, and Ofra is telling the host about a new album she wants to record.
Canadian Television represents Ofra Haza, whom they believe can suceed in Canada, and tells the story of her success.
Ofra is interviewed in Argentina about her career in Israel, and sings “Hai”, “Bésame Mucho” and “Historia De Un Amor”.
Ofra tells about her first Queen Elizabeth Hall perfoamnce, and about the reviews on UK media.
Ofra Haza and Cliff Richard are celebrating Israel’s 40th Independence Day in Jerusalem.
Ofra recieves the Formel Eins mascot for winning the 1st place in the chart, and speaks about her Yemenite music.
Ofra talks about her being sampled by Coldcut for their classic remix of Eric B. & Rakim’s Paid In Full.
Ofra talks about her family’s immigration to Israel, her career in Israel, and her success abroad.
Ofra speaks about her second world album, and presents her new video, Wish Me Luck.
An article introducing Ofra Haza to the American public, Ofra and Bezalel talk about their career in Israel and about JewishYemeni music.
Host Joe Franklin seems to particularly like Ofra Haza. Ofra talks about her childhood neighborhood, her parents, and the album Desert Wind.
Ofra speaks about her Israeli career and her international breakthrough.
Ofra and Don Was are interviewed about the new album Kirya for a special prmotion video cassette.
Ofra talks about the Yemeni community and Yemeni poetry on the occasion of the publication of Shalom Sari’s book, “Bat Yemen.”
Ofra tells the host about the song Ben Adam Ba’Olam (A Man in the World), and watches an article about an American who wishes to be Yemeni.
Ofra is back from London, remembering the plain crash of 1987.
Ofra speaks about her Yemenite songs and their meanings.
Ofra performs her new song, Mata Hari.
A German television crew accompanies Ofra Haza in Tel Aviv. Note the chilling filming date at the beginning of the video.
Ofra tells the hosts about her dream for peace and her wanting to sing in the Arab neighbouring lands.
Ofra speaks about a new series of modern-Biblical stories, in which she’s about to act.
Ofra Haza helps looking for the missing mother of Alon.
Ofra tells Guy about the song Latet she just recorded, and about The Prince of Egypt, in which she sings in 17 languages.
Ofra tells about the recording of Jerusalem of Gold for the event of Israel’s 50th anniversary.
On a special program for Jerusalem day, Ofra is singing Me’al Pisgat Har Hatzofim, and enjoying a performance of Of-Simches.
Ofra is singing a new song for peace marking the Wye River Memorandum, “In Our East”.
