Her collaborative work with internationally established acts included the single "Temple of Love (Touched by the Hand of Ofra Haza)", recorded with The Sisters of Mercy in 1992. Thomas Dolby co-produced "Yemenite Songs" and "Desert Wind", on which he was also a guest musician. Haza guested on Dolby's album "Astronauts And Heretics" (1992), singing on the track "That's Why People Fall in Love". She recorded "My Love Is for Real" with Paula Abdul in 1995 and on Sarah Brightman's album "Harem", Haza's vocals were included on "Mysterious Days", thanks to an idea by Brightman's partner Frank Peterson (ex-Enigma), who produced both "Harem" (2003) and the album "Ofra Haza" (1997). Haza also sang backing vocals on the song "Friend of Stars" by the German electro-pop band And One, from the "Spot" (1993) album.