“Al Chomosaiyich” Singer Avremi Roth Releases A Music Video In Honor of Yom Yerusholayim
Israeli singer Avremi Roth just released a brand new music video today in honor of Jerusalem Day. The video is a special song entitled “Al Chomosaiyich“, these days when a raging storm on the “equal burden”, this clip was selected to focus on this issue and actually show the “equal burden”. Thus the world of Torah scholars and soldiers involved, and when the soldier from the perspective busy training and maintaining Israel, and at the same time is really busy year learning Torah and prayers for all of Israel, including of course the soldiers.
Towards the end of the clip the two worlds meet … And actually remember that the people of Israel are responsible for one another .. As Dovid Hamelech wrote, “Hifkaditi Shomrim” These are guards and guards …
Avremi has paved the way to the center of the “heichal hanegina” allowing him a unique natural transition between the Hasidic and being a cantorial worlds. Today, he stands at the top of both of these areas and appears at a wide variety of concerts and with the greatest cantors and is frequently invited to exclusive events and performances in this country and abroad. Roth’s voice and passion for chassidic music connects with every individual who manages to catch his live performances.
Currently Avremi Roth is working with his personal manager Yochai Kfir on a chasidic album full musical compositions by the world renowned composer Yossi Green which will be released shortly.
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