
Yasmin Levy
Israeli singer Yasmin Levy performs at Vienna's prestigious concert hall.
Yasmin Levy (born 23 December 1975 in Jerusalem) is a Ladino singer-songwriter of Sephardic descent, now based in Serbia, who has spent over two decades reviving Judeo-Spanish music for global audiences. Her father Yitzhak Levy - a composer, cantor and pioneer researcher of Ladino culture - died when she was just one year old, yet shaped her entire artistic path. Weaving flamenco, Turkish and Middle Eastern sounds into ancient Ladino songs, she has released seven studio albums and performed at major venues worldwide, earning BBC Radio 3 World Music Award nominations and the 2008 USA Songwriting Competition prize for 'Me Voy'.
Yasmin Levy released her seventh studio album 'Mujer' on 8 November 2024.
Levy was granted Serbian citizenship in November 2024, stating she plans to move there with her children.
Levy performed at Carnegie Hall in New York on 27 April 2026 as part of her 'One More Night' world tour.
Levy appeared at the Kennedy Center in Washington D.C. on 25 April 2026 as part of the same tour.
Levy received the Pomegranate Award for Music from the American Sephardi Federation in 2023.