The melody of random sex and social protest

Up-and-coming Israeli singer Tamar Capsouto lets go of innocent provocations and delves into political and social affairs.

By Uri Zer Aviv | 02:59 07.08.12 |

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"To buy a box of condoms / go out and roam the streets / sometimes all we want is / to gain experience and feel," Tamar Capsouto sings in her song "Condoms."

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The melody of random sex and social protest

Up-and-coming Israeli singer Tamar Capsouto lets go of innocent provocations and delves into political and social affairs.

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