Kobi Brummer & Avrumi Weinberg Weld Two of Their Hits Into A Strong Jewish Composition With A Groove “Lenagen Biladecha”
What happens when two talented artists meet in a rehearsal room for a joint performance? The answer is:
Pure musical magic. Kobi Brummer and Avrumi Weinberg, owners of well-known and beloved hits, created a special moment together that turned into an exciting duet as part of a new series “Cheder Hachazarot shel Kobi“.
It all started with a spontaneous meeting in the rehearsal room. Kobi Brummer, owner of the touching hit “Biladecha“, and Avrumi Weinberg with the melodious song “U’Linagein, U’Linagein, U’Linagein“, discovered that their songs could connect in a surprising and beautiful way. Instead of just preparing for the show, they decided to take it a step further and weld the two hits into a strong Jewish composition with a great groove.
“The section in the rehearsal room creates magic that can only happen in a rehearsal room”, says Kobi. “How fun it was to have a camera there to document this moment.” The duet, born of spontaneity and a true musical connection, reflects the unity and support created when real artists meet each other and create together. The duet presents an interesting combination of two musical worlds: the strong spiritual message of “Biladecha” (composition: Itamar Shkedi and Moshe Welder) and the joyful musical energy of “U’Linagein, U’Linagein” (composition: Avrumi Weinberg). The result is a work that combines spiritual depth with an infectious groove, which characterizes the best contemporary Jewish music.
Musical production: Moshe Brumer
Photography and editing: Elkana Klein
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