Offer Nissim, being an extremely talented and successful  producer and DJ, has in fact played a role as a cultural hero for more than  25 years in Israel. Since the first time he started to work as a DJ in  1979, he has become an admired character in the music scene, and has  maintained his status throughout the years.  In addition to being a leading scene DJ, Offer is also the resident of the  successful gay party line FFF, by which he became an icon for all the music  fans in Israel. His amazing attendance and unique musical editing have  become a legend among the Israeli clubbers. His energetic appearance and  unique interaction with the audience have always made his experience an  unforgettable one. Offer's discovery and musical production of the transsexual singer Dana  International, who was eventually the winner of the 1998 Eurovision Song  Contest with the anthem song entitled "Diva" produced by Offer, brought  Offer the key to a worldwide success. The song was an instant hit all over  the European charts after the competition. This extraordinary achievement  led to massive coverage all over Europe, not only by CNN and MTV, but also  by numerous European channels.  Offer has repeated his international success recently, With 17 releases  within two years in the local market, such as "I'm So Excited", "Love Takes  U" and " Maawall"  - that were a big success all over Europe. A year ago  Offer was signed by the famous Peter Rauhofer's label *69 Records.  His new  hits "Searching" and "That's the Way I like It", which are sung by his new  discovery MAYA, have become hits all over the U.S. The first full album  release by OFFER. was 'FIRST TIME', released last summer.Just recently Offer released 'SECOND TIME' on Star69 records... which  includes the original US  'FIRST TIME' release.. along with a second disc  of remixes and new songs.  Offer's productions reach to various sectors of the population, not only in  Israel but worldwide. Through his music, Offer transfers messages of  freedom and tolerance, which have acted as catalysts for major changes in  many cultures.