So sorry to my fans for not posting a lot lately. It's been a bit of crazy. These songsshould relax all of you.
A great song and dance. I've heard this one in a few different languages including Japanese. This video featuring the Karmon Israeli Singers and dancers.. song is Naama.
The song Naama has many dances to it and they are all fun. Just dont do all the dances at the same time in the same room.
Now onto more info: its a work in progress and i still have more to do but jasonhecht.com has now been transferred. i had a few not so good issues, but i hope it gets better. doing a fun page / personal page in wordpress is challenging.
I drove up to a Cobblestone Auto Spa at Mcclintock and Ray Road and gave them my $15 for a car wash...
While sitting in my car going through the car wash my brain (which was totally thinking and reminiscing about Israeli Music) all of a sudden this song Ha Auto Sheli popped inside!
I remembered this video and decided it was important to make it the song of the week. The car wash scenes are pretty cool.
Sorry I couldn't find a translation of the song, but I'll update my post once i do.
Here is the Israeli Dance choreographed by my friend Yaron Ben-Simchon:
So my car is clean and I'm happy until more Arizona dust builds up on it! FYI when sharing my blog post with Elaine she reminded me we haven't done this dance in such a long time. (Maybe on May 17th I'll review the dance before the class and teach it)
In other car news this was an interesting article that Elaine shared with me and I thought I would pass it along. I'm into the driverless cars and love Waymo so this was a cool article.
JasonHecht.com is going to be moved to a new server soon.
And I have updated the radio section of the site (Click on the big old-fashioned radio.) You will find a link to my intro lecture given at the FJMC (Federation of Jewish Men's club) Affinity Group. I'm having fun giving these lectures and hope to do more of them in the future.
Keep an eye out for my blog posts!!! Please share them with others!
Earlier in the week I listening to Shlomi Shabbat and Yehuda Poliker.. Listen to this special rendition 10:49 into the video. It's amazing.
This got me thinking. I know I recognize that song but what it is. I googled Yom Sababa and found another version:
Have you figured it out yet? If you give up stay tuned, and I'll tell you what it is at the end of todays blog.
Very soon the Israel Hour Podcast should be out that featured my playlist. Please check back here and I'll post a link to it. In the meantime, I wanted to share an article by Israel Hour Host Josh Shron. This article shares and explains the 2020 songs when music mattered more than ever.
Again, I couldn't leave you without sharing the latest and interesting Six13 Hanukkah video and it's like the candle in the window !!!!
Still don't recognize the song. Flip your phone, tablet, or monitor over to reveal the answer:
I know it’s not the best recording but to see Haim Moshe sing live is awesome. This song has been stuck in my head since Thanksgiving. I’ve been trying to shake it loose. This song Tishmeru Al Atzmechem (Take Care of yourself):
This song got me totally in the mood for Shabbat as it is such a spiritual type song.
Well after finding that song I found something more intriguing. I was recommended a video that had a lot of Haim Moshe songs in it. So I clicked on this link. Up popped a small album of some Haim Moshe songs that i recognized. A few I didn’t. Song #4 caught my attention.
Song #4 I was thinking I know that I had heard this song somewhere and it might have been at a Camp Rikud (Israeli dance camp). I stopped what I was doing and texted David Dassa asking him if he or his father Dani Dassa created a dance to this song. I know he created a dance to Haim’s Nishba. TRANSLATION (I take an Oath)
That’s not the song I wanted to feature today but it’s another one of my favorite songs. So David replied to my message and said yes his father created a dance to this beautiful song “Shivat Piley Tevel. I knew I wasn’t loosing my mind yet. That made me feel a lot better.
This song translates to 7 wonders of the world. I didn’t find a lyrics translation of it anywhere. But the music and the lyrics are very interesting. I hope you all have a great weekend and enjoy the music!
