July 28
This show had a theme of songs written by Yehudit Ravitz.
| Participant | Song | Original Performer | Info |
|---|---|---|---|
| Birgitta Växler | Rahavat harikudim (Dancefloor) | Yehudit Ravitz | |
| Sisters G. | Rey'idat adama (Earthquake) | Yehudit Ravitz | Eliminated. |
| Aviv Meshulam | Bach lo noge'a (Don't touch you) | Yehudit Ravitz | |
| Israel Bar-On | Ga'agu'a (Longing) | Yehudit Ravitz | |
| Ma'ayan Hajbi | Tmuna (Picture) | Yehudit Ravitz | |
| Rotem Katz | Yaldut Nishkakhat (Forgotten childhood) | Yehudit Ravitz | |
| Carmel Eckman | Mishana leshana (From year to year) | Yehudit Ravitz | Awarded as the best performance by the judges. |
| Adi Avishay | Ha'agadat Ophely'ah (The legend of Ophelia) | Yehudit Ravitz | |
| Lee Biran | Ahava yomyomit (Everyday love) | Yehudit Ravitz |
Read more about this topic: Kokhav Nolad 6, Sixth Solo Show
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