Roni Dalumi

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Roni Dalumi was born on September 15, 1991, in Omer. In 2009 Roni auditioned for the seventh season of “A Star...

Roni Dalumi was born on September 15, 1991, in Omer.

In 2009 Roni auditioned for the seventh season of “A Star is Born”, impressing the judges with her unique preofrmance and style.
Throughout the season, she performed a wide range of songs and reached the finals, where she sang “After All, and the Photo”. Roni won 61% of viewer votes and was crowned the youngest singer ever to win on the show.

After the enthusiasm generated by her performance of Cada Dia throughout the contest, a short while after wining, Dalumi began work on her first album, comprised of Hebrew versions of South American and Spanish songs.

In March 2010, Roni released her premiere single “Give”, written by Gilad Segev. It immediately reached hit status and was played constantly on all radio stations.

In 2010, she performed the auditions song “It’s my Turn Now”, for the eighth season of “A Star is Born”, written by Mosh Ben Ari.

In July 2010 she released her second single, “Slightly Different” written by Nathan Goshen, and conquered all radio stations in a week.

In closing countdowns for the Israeli year, Roni won Radio Station Reshet Gimmer’s Singer of the Year as well as the Music Channel’s title, and also won the Children’s Channel categories of Singer of the Year and Song of the Year.

In November 2010, Dalumi collaborated with Goshen once more, and he wrote her another song “This way or that”, exposing another side of Dalumi, which was received with enthusiasm and great reviews.

In December Dalumi released her first album, “Slightly Different”. The album was produced by Ori Zach and contains ten songs.

Along with the album, she released the duet “Di La”, along with successful Colombian singer Martha Gomez.

In Hanuka of 2010, Dalumi performed at the “Festigal” and won second place.

In April 2011, she participated in the project “We’ll Soon Become a Song” on Israeli radio Galgaltz, with the song “Send Him” written by the late Benjamin Frank, and composed by Ronit Shachar.

Roni won Galgalatz’s “Female Singer of the Year” in 2011.