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Nataly Oryon
From Sefarad to Salonica




Menahem Begin Heritage center

Nataly Oryon - Vocal, arrangement, musical management
Arie Livshin - Bouzouki
Bar Halevy - Flute
Nimrod Ben Natan - Guitar
Ivan Ceresnjes - Percussion


Nataly Oryon is an international singer and musician working within the world of Greek music and Ladino songs from the Mediterranean and the Balkans (Sephardi tradition).
Through her performances, she creates a rare encounter between tradition, emotion, and personal storytelling, rooted in a deep connection to languages, cultures, and the musical heritage of the Mediterranean world.


Nataly performs in concert halls, festivals, and cultural institutions across Europe and Israel, presenting a wide-ranging repertoire that includes Greek music, Ladino songs, and Mediterranean traditions. Her work is characterized by original arrangements and a personal artistic voice, shaped by historical, linguistic, and cultural influences from across the Mediterranean basin.


Choosing an independent, self-taught path, Nataly has shaped her musical identity through in depth study of languages, musical styles, and cultural traditions. Over the years, she has developed a distinctive artistic language that bridges ancient traditions with contemporary interpretation.


Nataly writes her own arrangements for ensembles and orchestras, placing emotional expression, stylistic precision, and musical honesty at the heart of her work. Her warm voice and magnetic stage presence allow her to move naturally between different musical worlds while maintaining depth and authenticity.


Her profound connection to Greek music led her on a long journey of studying the Greek language, musical history, and local culture. This deep engagement resulted in a lasting relationship with Greek audiences and musicians. She has shared the stage with leading Greek artists such as Glykeria, Manolis Pappos, and Babis Tsertos.
Earlier in her musical journey, she participated in a major open-air production in Jerusalem, sharing the stage with acclaimed Greek artists including Sofia Papazoglou and Nikos Tatasopoulos.


In her original concert program, Jerusalem of the Balkans, Nataly moves between Greek, Hebrew, Ladino, and other Mediterranean languages, revealing through song the world of Jewish Thessaloniki. Before World War II, Thessaloniki was a major cultural and commercial center for Mediterranean and Balkan Jewry, known as the “Jerusalem of the Balkans,” and the program explores its lasting influence on Sephardic and Israeli culture.



“Nataly is one of the exceptional voices on today’s world music scene.
Her music finds a rare balance between deep emotional expression and the driving pulse of rhythm, bringing the Jewish heritage of Greece and the Balkans vividly to the stage.
Her concerts are a unique musical experience, and her storytelling voice has won countless hearts.”
Realitatea Evreiască, Romanian Press


"Nataly sings with extreme credibility and vocalism together - if possible - crystalline and passionate, to the point of making her song seem like a seventeenth-century piece and not a piece written today."
Federico Vacalebre, Il Mattino, Italy


“Nataly was made of stern musical stuff, throwing herself into her musical love with unrestrained glee and with boundless diligence…”
“…She is deeply immersed in the world of Greek music… There is no doubting her sincerity and honesty.”
“Oryon’s repertoire covers an expansive artistic domain.“
Barry Davis, The Jerusalem Post