Elyasaf Chefetz With An Exciting & Captivating Video “Er Iz Du”
The song was composed by the influential Rabbi Chaim Zakles, from the words of the Lubavitcher Rebbe on the 15th of Shevat 5779. It was at a gathering that was said with tears and a broken voice, in which the Rebbe told the well-known parable of the Maggid of Mezeritch about the son who searches for his father who is hiding from him – just to see if he will persevere in his search and not give up.
Despite the darkness and the concealment of his face, the faithful son continues to search with complete faith and confidence that his father is here by his side all the time and will soon reveal his face again.
Credits:
Musical production: Mendy Lipsker
Arrangement: Mandy Lipsker & Avromi Sternfeld
Direction, photography and video editing: Davidi Nachshon & Yosef Yitzhak Zoldan
Cover design: GRAPHIC – NADAV
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