Built on the harmonising vocals and guitars of Benny Amdursky and Israel Gurion, Israeli folk duo Hadudaim began performing in the late ‘50s and remained active until the early ‘90s. Through the years, the pair produced many gorgeous interpretations of Hebrew folk songs, like the romantic “Erev Shel Shoshanim (Evening of Roses)”, the elegant, stoical “Shir Hnokdim (Shepherd's Song)” and the country ballad “Tiyul Leily (Night Walk)”, leaving a legacy that established them as their country's Simon & Garfunkel.