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Moshik Afia
Background information
Birth name	Moshik Afia
Born	(1974-10-03) 3 October 1974 (age 50)
Origin	Holon, Israel
Genres	Mizrahi, Pop
Years active	1993–present

Moshik Afia (Hebrew: מושיק עפיה; born 3 October 1974 as Moshe Efroni) is a popular Israeli singer who sings in the Mizrahi or Eastern Mediterranean style.^[1] He was born in Holon, Israel to Lebanese Jewish parents.

Moshik Afiia was born on 3 October, 1974 in Holon. In the army he served in "Havat Hashomer" as a general worker. He began his musical career in 1993 at the age of 19, singing in the depressive music style, later switching to other styles.^[2]

• A rain dripped – 1997 – גשם טפטף
• A Story of love – 1998 – סיפור אהבה
• In my dreams – 1999 – מתוך חלומותיי
• From the sky – 2000 – מן השמיים
• Sweet Dream – 2002 – חלום מתוק
• I've Got You – 2003 – יש לי אותך
• Greatest Hits – 2004 – האוסף
• Get A Woman – 2005 – קח לך אישה
• No Logic In Love – 2007 – אין הגיון באהבה
• Charming look – 2009 – מבט שנוגע
• For Me – 2010 – בשבילי
• Close to the Heart – 2011 – קרוב ללב

• Mizrahi music

• Moshik Afia at MOOMA (in Hebrew)

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