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Avishai Rosen – Ani Rotzeh L’oif

Avishai Rosen – Ani Rotzeh L’oif

Avishai Rosen, one of the youngest artists in Israel just released a new single “Ani Rotzeh L’oif“. After countless hits and hundreds of thousands of views on his YouTube Channel, child prodigy Avishai Rosen releases the first song in which in addition to being a performer he also wrote the lyrics and composed the melody!

Rosen who is considered by many as the most promising Jewish music artist today makes another step in the development of his musical career. This child musician and now composes and writes his own songs while he plays the piano at his home after another long day of school in Givat Shmuel Yeshiva High School.
After Avishai’s latest single “Yoter” was a great success and reached the tops of the charts (including Parade “room at the top” of the network C), comes a new new single “Ani Rotzeh L’oif” ~ a song that is all “expectation to the future”

“This is a song about a teenager wondering what is the best way to choose in order to reach the highest place” – reveals Avishai. “I want to get as far away .. and this has been very thought makes me smile”

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