Few Mizrahi singers can get a crowd on their feet as quickly as the woman known to millions simply as Margol. Her robust voice was first heard at wedding parties throughout the Middle East, where her ability to keep audiences entertained for hours led to popular buzz. Interweaving the fevered pace of traditional Yemeni folk music with the lush woodwinds and accordions of an Israeli pop past, her songs have strong multi-generational appeal. And Tzan'ani's respect for jazz vocalists always runs strong, imbuing her throaty alto with a little bit of Ella Fitzgerald's irrepressible spirit.