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Adir Malka In A New Emotional Single About The Difficult Period That Is Happening To Us

Adir Malka In A New Emotional Single About The Difficult Period That Is Happening To Us

The singer from Tzefat, who has already come a long way in music, is laying another milestone in his musical path.

Adir Malka, who specializes in mizrachi music and even in the singing of the gramman, has preformed on quite a few stages that have given him a rich resume for his musical career.

Malka, in his own way, expresses his musical style in a variety ways that touches the hearts of the people, and the general public who hear his songs.

Adir Malka releases a new single “Hayom Sh’Acharai HaSearla” expresses a deep shout to Hashem about the period that is happening to us.

As we know, Am Israel is in a very challenging period, in which the struggles are sometimes unbearable. The disaster of Har Meron caused a deep shock among the people. It is precisely during this period of time that we need to be united, Malka chose to dedicate a song pleading to Hashem “Please god give us the strength to stand by all your experiments time after time without falling, and accepting the truth even when it is difficult.

And sometimes even if we do not know how to find the answer, we just want to talk to you that so you will direct us to try to understand your true way.


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