An Israeli singer who bridges Hebrew Mizrahi music and Arabic classics - including Umm Kulthum's catalog - while carrying a 2018 conversion from Islam to Judaism that quietly rewrites the usual lines of identity in the region.
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Born in 1986, Nasrin Kadri built her career primarily in Hebrew Mizrahi music, carving space in a genre thick with tradition. She also performs Arabic songs, drawing notably on the work of Egyptian legend Umm Kulthum - a choice that signals both range and roots. In 2018, she converted to Judaism from Islam, a move that added another layer to an already complex public position. The music stayed constant; the frame around it shifted.
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