Efrat Gosh

Efrat Gosh (Hebrew אפרת גוש; born November 3, 1983 in Herzlia, Israel) is an Israeli pop musician and actress.

Gosh was born in the Israeli town of Herzliya and grew up as the middle of three children. She attended the music branch of the ' Alon' High School in Ramat Hasharon and the ' Rimon' Music School. There she was influenced mainly by jazz musicians such as Billie Holiday, Louis Armstrong and Charlie Parker, as well as Edith Piaf.

In 2002, Efrat Gosh was discovered by the Israeli record label NMR, which took them under contract. Although they often performed live in Israel, she released her first album, Efrat Gosh, until 2005. It enjoyed great popularity in Israel. At this time, Efrat Gosh began to work as an actress. So she worked with director Amos Kollek. In 2007, she released her second solo album, Ha - Slicha ve -Ani.