Liron Roni Duani-Moncaz (; born ), formerly known by her professional name Roni Superstar (), is an Israeli pop singer, model, actress, television host, fitness instructor and entrepreneur. During her singing career, she was often compared to Britney Spears. Early life Born Liron Duani in Rishon LeZion, Israel, to Israeli-born parents of Ashkenazi Jewish (Polish-Jewish) descent and of both Sephardi Jewish and Mizrahi Jewish (Libyan-Jewish) descent. From a young age she enjoyed performing, especially dancing and cheerleading. Her older sister Yael Duani is also a well known Israeli actress. Duani attended the Gymnasia Realit high school in her hometown. She served as soldier in the Israel Defense Forces from 2005 to 2007. She enrolled to the IDC Herzliya college in 2007, studying communication, and received her undergraduate degree in 2010. Career Music and singing In 2003, Duani was recognized for her debut album: The World Outside My Door. She earned the nickname Roni Superstar as the album included the hit single "Superstar", based on British singer Jamelia's cover song "Superstar". About two months later, Roni did her mandatory army service. Around the same time, she released her second album "Lo Otzeret," which was released in two separate parts. This album contained the hit song Adoni, composed and produced by the respected musician Ivri Lider. In 2007, she released a dance lesson DVD called "Al Ktzot HaEtzba'ot" (On The Tip of the Toes), along with a new hit single, "Tzafuf" (Crowded). After the release of her DVD, Roni spent the next two years working on her third album, and did not do much in the public eye, except when she participated in the 2008 Festigal. However, she came back to public attention in January 2010, when she released the single "Lo Sham," the first song off her third album. To obtain publicity for this new single, she organized an ARG-type game with the help of a friend of hers, and the Israeli entertainment news website "Walla!" The game ended with the release of the single and the accompanying music video. In May 2010, she released another single, "El Toch HaLayla", which was written by another Israeli singer Emily Karpel. She also recorded a version of this song in Chinese. In August 2010, Roni released her third single, "Ohevet, Ozevet." In an interview with the magazine "Maariv LaNo'ar," Roni stated that her third album will not be released as an actual physical