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Rikud HaBar Mitzvah” By Ahrela Samet & Pini Pollak

Rikud HaBar Mitzvah” By Ahrela Samet & Pini Pollak

There is no greater joy than seeing the chain of generations come together into one circle of holiness. I am excited to present to you the third episode – ‘Rikud HaBar Mitzvah‘, from the special project.
At the center of this episode is the moving moment when the grandparents, together with me and my sons Eliakim Getzi dance hand in hand – another link in the eternal golden chain. In honor of the occasion, we have woven a unique medley that combines nostalgic and beloved Bar Mitzvah songs alongside deep-rooted Chassidic melodies that evoke sweet memories and inspire true Jewish joy.
Join us for an experience of intergenerational connection, a tradition from generation to generation, and a dance that is all heart and soul.
With love,
Yoeli

Credits:
Project management: Avraham Yitzchak Shidlo
Mixing: Yanky Cohen
Recorded in studios: Yonatan Blau, Avi Reimi
Filmed at the Olmei HaKramim
Photography: Nati Alber
Editing and color: Hershy Segal
Cover design: Zeira

Music credit:
Urei Banim – Chortkov
Visein Banu – R. Menachem Album Nadvorna
Vizakeini – R.’Yidel Wurzberger Satmar
Lev Tahoe – Rabbi Shlomo Yaakov Fried Belz
Biglal Avis – Rabbi Yom Tov Erlich
Hinei Anochi- Rabbi Chaim Bennett – Viznitz


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