Kobi farhi biography definition
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Orphaned Land's frontman: Music is key to uniting people
ISTANBUL
Music holds the key to unifying people across all boundaries, said the frontman of Orphaned Land, an Israeli progressive metal band.
“The idea of peace, the idea that we can get along, and music is always the good key to bring people together,” Kobi Farhi told Anadolu in an interview.
Farhi, who often delivers a message of peace at his band’s concerts and calls for an end to the conflicts between Israel and Palestine, spoke about the band's new music and his love for Türkiye.
Noting that they are very excited about their Istanbul concert slated for Oct. 22, Farhi said “it's always a pleasure to come back.”
“I think it's the country that we played the biggest number of shows except Israel,” he added, saying the band has performed more than 25 times in Türkiye.
“Many times, in Istanbul of course,” Farhi said, adding they are always so happy to come because they admire Türkiye.
It’s “the culture, the Republic you know, and the people, the hospitality, the music of course.”
Türkiye “is a great country for us and we are always happy to come,” he added.
He also noted that the band gave a concert in
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