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Brunette call me
They call me a brunette, I was born white, to walk, pretty, I lost my color.
From those windows, they throw me arrows. If they are love, come straight.
Green dress and alteli. Like this says the bride with the chelibi.
Small ladder made him of gold and ivory. To bring up the groom to give qiddushim.
Say pretty, Do you want to come? I have strong veils, I can’t come.
Brunette call me the king’s son. If he calls me again I will go with him.
Brunette call me the sailors. If they call me again I go with them.
They call me a brunette, I was white. The sun of the summer made me like this
Talya G.A Solan is an independent Israeli singer, songwriter and producer.
Her colorful and expressive voice and the fascinating musical materials she performs have attracted international attention from her works.
Born in Rehovot, Israel, a graduate of the Tel-Aviv University College of Art, Talya displayed artistic talent from an early age.
Her love and investigation of the Hebrew language and his deep affection for ancient Hebrew texts and biblical poetry appear in his original work, which refers mainly to ancient times.
The Ladino Time project brings up Talya’s family heritage. As a descendant of Spanish Jews who settled in Bulgaria, she maintains a musical tradition that has been preserved for centuries.
Together with their fellow musicians, the group performs the captivating repertoire of Diaspora Jews who were expelled from Spain in the 15th century.
