Song and dance of the day 6/13/22

Hello, No, I’m not making any Jason jokes because it’s not Friday. This is one of my favorite pictures. My brother Jason likes to hurt me every time I walk in the door of this arcade. 

This song is a big favorite of mine.  Every time I hear it I go “”Oh Yeah!”. The musical notes are mesmerizing. Play it a few times you will see what I mean.

If you want to see the dance  keep reading.

I found it in Spanish!

Great solo performance from  YouTube:

The translation can be found at Hebrewsongs.com 

This is the dance creaked by Shmulik Gov-Ari:

Song of the Day 6/12/22

 

Today's "Song of the day" is an interesting and funny one and hopefully cheers up those that love musicals.  

I was driving home Friday night from the arcade and I was listening the the RLive App. Radio Lev Hamedina 91 FM in Israel was doing a children's special. This song came on the radio and I just enjoyed it all the way home. I was thinking to myself that I had to share the song with you all that read my blog. 

For the Entire Playlist of the Sound of Music in Hebrew

If you love musicals I found the greatest archive: Youtube of Musicals In Hebrew. There are so many and wow! 

Hopefully you are enjoying what you are reading when I post things. Please share with others.

Wish me luck and song of the day 06/11/22

Ok so here is the song of the day. A newer song by Moshe Peretz. Why did I choose this song? I recently learn of a few new YouTube channels that have Israeli songs translated into English. 

Hebrew songs with English sub titles

Another reason is that I’m playing in a pinball tournament today and I hope maybe today I make it to the top! Last month I placed around 8th place in a 3 strikes format tournament. So as the song says maybe today!

Song of the day 6/10/22

First of all I hope everyone has a great and enjoyable weekend.

The song I chose today is Moshe Peretz and other famous artists singing Lecha Dodi. The song came out in 2021.

Moshe Peretz loves to drive cars in his music videos. 

Here is another song that came out in 2021. Ose li ya tom  (Make My Day) click here for the lyrics.

Song of the day (Mashina) 6/9/22

Today is the birthday of  Yuval Banay. He was the lead singer of the group Mashina.  I learned about Yuval’s birthday today because Israel Hour Radio did a Facebook live on him to celebrate.

This song is one of my favorites. “Night Train to Cairo” 

Around 1987  I was in Israel and purchased the album 

I will post the play list link of the show once it’s on YouTube.

Here is the Playlist.

Song of the day 6/7/22

Well I think I need a hand deciding which version of the song is better:

Boaz Sharabi version:

Ron Shoval

Harel Skaat

David D’Or

Kami

Irit Israel & Itsik Kamilian - Wedding Song

TNI LI YAD		GIVE ME YOUR HAND
Sham babayit hakatan shoshanim porchot bagan uvashovach halavan - hayonah. va'ani cholem achshav al knafaim shel zahav, ech bashamaim ani af verak elaich shav. Tni li yad, mechabeket vetovah, tni li yad, mechazeket ushalvah, tni li yad vechaki li ahuvah, kshe'ani kan levad - tni li yad. Sham betsel alon kaved chay lo zikaron oved  ve'iti hu kol ha'et kmo tmunah - va'ani cholem alav basufah uvasharav, eini yachol od bil'adav - rotzeh otach achshav. Tni li yad, mechabeket vetovah, tni li yad, mechazeket veshalvah, tni li yad vechaki li ahuvah, kshe'ani kan levad - tni li yad.		Over there in the small house roses bloom in the garden and in the white dove-cote -  the dove. And I dream now

You decide.

Give me a hand and post in the comments!

Todays song of the day 6/6/22

Todays song is a cover song sung by artist Miri Aloni:

AHAVAT ITAMAR AHAVAT ITAMAR BEN AVI		LOVE OF ITAMAR LOVE OF ITAMAR BEN AVI
Hineh veretet be'orpi shuv ya'avor eichah dibrah ha'ahavah shel pa'am ba'ir Yerushalaim ish tahor tahor Ahuv ahav ka'uv ka'av beza'am vezehu davar ahavato oleh balehavah asher sham'ah nesichato le'ah ha'ahuvah. At le'ati ahavati lamrot retzonah mi yiten yacholti lasur lema'onah ani ohev otach kol kach ani noshek otach kol kach lu ahavtini le'ati chayay lach umoti. Vehu amar lah at shochenet bil'vavi vatzar alai beitah ut'shukoteiha chatam belahat itamar hu ben avi shalosh shanim bachu'ha bacha eleilha bikesh lasim ketz lechayav be'ekdacho hakar veshar lah nachal dma'otav veshar veshar veshar. At le'ati ahavati lamrot retzonah... Le'ah sogeret umesugeret bemach'bo pacham se'ar roshah tzachot paneiha nishba hu lahmit dmutah bil'vavo bish'vuato nichshal veshav eleiha ve'az kichlot shalosh shanim halchah hi acharav me'az lachtu pa'amonim nog'nim lah et shirav. At le'ati ahavati lamrot retzonah...		I feel a shudder at the back of my neck  Thinking about how Love once used to speak. In the city of Jerusalem there was a very pure man, Deeply in love and in a great pain of angst. And these were the words of his love:  A flaming love,  Which was heard  By his beloved princess, Leah  “I loved my Leah – in spite of her will; Oh, how I wish I could cross her threshold. I love you so much! I yearn to kiss you! If only you would love me, my Leah, I would be yours in life and death.” And he said to her: “You dwell in my heart” And he stalked her house and her desires, Signed his letters in passion, Itamar Ben Avi, And cried for her incessantly three years. He threatened to take his own life With his cold pistol. And sang to her a river of tears He sang, and sang and sang: “I loved my Leah – in spite of her will; Leah is locked and indrawn in her hideaway, With her coal-colored hair and pure complexion.  He vowed to obliterate her image in his heart, But his promise failed, and he returned to her. And sometime after three years At long last she went after him. Since then when he walks the bells Ring his poetry to her. “I loved my Leah – in spite of her will;

It’s a nice dance. Other artists sing the song.