In Preparation For The Days of Chanukah, Singer Chaim Yudel Weiss Launches His Debut Music Video – “Mein Lechtele”
The video brings for the first time, in a sensitive and authentic way, the deep feelings of dear couples who are still waiting for the children, what the days of Chanukah look like in a too quiet home, without children around the candles, and what they go through when they participate in family Chanukah parties between joy and compassionate looks that accompany them at every corner.
The message of “Mein Lechtele” is clear and concise: It is impossible to give advice to such souls. One can only pray for them, embrace them in the heart and strengthen them.
The talented arranger Yanki Cohen is responsible for the musical arrangement and production, together with the Negina Choir, who created a deep and caressing musical cover.
The video was produced and edited by Monkey Productions, under the full management and professional support of the Shia Media Advertising and Project Management offices abroad.
Credits:
Magdil Yeshuot Organization
Project Management: C-AMEDIA
Video Production: Monkey
Strategy and Graphics: Shmuel Aran & Yochanan Rosenthal Y.R.S
Singing and Performance: Chaim Yudel Weiss
Musical Arrangement and Production: Yanki Cohen
Choirs: Instrumentation
Grammar Writing: Natan Eisenstein
Actors: Baruch Stein, Rafi Grinstein
Silver Instruments: Royal Sterling Beitar Illit
PR: Control
Characters and Actors:
- Moshe Leib Character – Baruch Stein
- Neighbor Rabbi Kuperstock – Rafi Grinstein
- Children – Moshe and Dudi Krishevsky
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