Israeli singers hold tribute to late Matti Caspi, hosted by Bank Hapoalim

The event, titled “Brit Olam” after one of Caspi’s best-known songs, featured Robas and his band alongside the three guest singers in a production assembled for the occasion.

Dani Robas, Shiri Maimon, Riki Gal and Roni Dalumi performed songs by the late Matti Caspi at a tribute evening hosted by Bank Hapoalim for its clients at Tel Aviv University’s Smolarz Auditorium.

The event, titled “Brit Olam” after one of Caspi’s best-known songs, featured Robas and his band alongside the three guest singers in a production assembled for the occasion, according to a statement issued on behalf of the bank.

Event hosted by Bank Hapoalim

Bank Hapoalim CEO Yadin Antebi hosted the evening with Pazit Garfinkel, deputy CEO and head of the retail banking division, and Ayelet Yasur, head of Platinum Banking. Brief opening remarks preceded the musical program.

Caspi, who died in February at 76 after battling cancer, was one of Israel’s most influential singers, composers and arrangers.

Over his career, he created around 1,000 songs, working with musicians and lyricists whose collaborations helped shape Israeli popular music.

His partnership with lyricist Ehud Manor produced songs including “Brit Olam,” “Yamei Binyamina” and “Yalduti Hashniya.”

He also worked closely with Gal, who took part in the tribute, as well as Shlomo Gronich and Sasha Argov.