Gabriel Abudraham, better known by his stage name Charlie Megira, was an Israeli musician. Born in 1972 in Beit She'an, Israel, he was known for his distinctive lo-fi recordings that blended surf rock, garage rock, psychobilly, shoegaze, and vintage pop influences, often sung in Hebrew. Megira cultivated a mysterious public persona and worked largely outside the mainstream music industry.
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