LuHawa Goldin

Dancer, choreographer and singer HawaLu is enchanted by different cultures. She has travelled and studied in Central and Northern America and has also visited the Gambia in Africa. She studied FF UK in Prague and for 7 years she worked in various fields of art therapy. In 2002 she and her husband Ephraim Goldin founded a group TiDiTaDe, which plays and dances to West African rhythms. HawaLu also teaches African dance. She started to experiment with her voice in a female a cappella called Eterity. The remaining two of the 13 original members, HawaLu and Antonia connected with Lena and Bara in 2005. Yellow Sisters was borne of their mutual love for nature, Africa and the wild female spirit. HawaLu has three sons named Samba, Avishai and Lesian who are an eternal inspiration to her.