Haim Cohen, known to the world as Adam, a beloved singer of the ’80s era, has passed away at the age of 64 after a prolonged battle with cancer. His legacy includes a string of timeless hits such as “Secret,” “There is No Way Out,” and “Regretful,” which continue to resonate through the airwaves.
Before his passing, Adam left a poignant message to be shared posthumously, expressing gratitude for the profound journey of his life. In his own words, “If you read these words, it means that I am in a world that is all good… I want to thank you for the wonderful and unbelievable journey in this life.”
Culture Minister Miki Zohar paid tribute, acknowledging Adam’s unparalleled contribution to Israeli music and his enduring impact on generations. Singer Dafna Dekel, Adam’s close friend, shared heartfelt memories of their final moments together, highlighting Adam’s unwavering spirit and care for others.
Adam’s career spanned from his early days as a backup singer at the Eurovision Song Contest to becoming an international solo artist in France. Despite his success, he faced personal challenges, including his public acknowledgment of being gay in 2007, a decision that reflected his courage and authenticity.
Throughout his career, Adam captivated audiences with his raspy voice and intense performances, earning admiration not only for his musical talent but also for his charismatic personality behind the scenes. His impact on Israeli culture and music is indelible, marking him as a true icon of his time.
As friends and fans mourn his loss, plans for a memorial tribute are underway to honor Adam’s life and legacy, celebrating the lasting imprint he leaves on the hearts of many.
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