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Singer & Creator Elia Romano Releases A New Single: “Hayeled Hakattan Shelcha”

Singer & Creator Elia Romano Releases A New Single: “Hayeled Hakattan Shelcha”

The singer and creator Elia Romano releases a new and rocking single called “Hayeled Hakattan Shelcha” a song of prayer and comfort, written from a deep place of pain, faith and hope that has no end.

The song was written and composed by Romano at the request of the father of the late soldier Bezalel David Shashua, who was killed in an unfortunate incident in Gaza. Through the lyrics of the song, the son’s voice is heard, addressing his mother and father from a place of tenderness, longing and faith and asking them to continue to live, to smile and to believe that everything is wrapped in divine love, even when it is difficult to understand.

Hayeled Hakattan Shelcha” moves between brokenness and comfort, between pain and light, and combines a deep statement of faith about redemption, hope and reunion. This is a song that manages to touch the hearts of parents, bereaved families and anyone who faces loss without shouting, but with an honest and brave whisper.

In this single, Elia Romano succeeds in turning a personal and painful story into such a universal prayer that seeks to embrace, comfort and remind that even in the darkness, there is light and hope that never ends.

Lyrics and music: Elia Romano

Arrangement and musical production: Gil Nagar
Public relations and communication: Nati Badash


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