Amiran Dvir & The Shababnikim Sing ABout The Chafetz Chaim “Netzor Leshoncha”
In honor of the Yomim Noraim singer and artist Amiran Dvir is releasing a new single with an important message about Shmiras Ha’Loshon.
The well-known Passuk of Mi Ha’Ish is getting a fresh new meaning from the tune that Amiran has composed for it. Amiran has performed in the past with some of the best in the world of Israeli singers, including Dovid D’or, Yirmi Kaplan, Arik Sinai, Gilad Segev, Shimmy Tavori, and others. Now, in this special single he is joined by the talented actor Ori Lazerovitch from the Shababnikim TV series. This is the second joint effort between Amiran and Ori, the first one was the single Ein K’Mo Gedaliah that they recorded due to the special character that Ori played on the show. Amiran even invited Ori to perform with him at a concert where they sang Netzor Leshoncha for the first time.
Amiran says that the song is being released at a very interesting time. 24 Elul is the Yahrtzeit of the Chafetz Chaim, the one who took Shmiras Ha’Lashon as his own personal life task, and even released a sefer of all of the Halachos on the topic. Also this week’s Parsha mentions the passuk of “Arur Makeh Rei’eihu Ba’Seiser”, which Rashi comments on and explains that it is referring to one who speaks Lashon Harah about his friend, and how important it is to be careful in this. Amiran feels that even if this song helps even one Jew refrain from speaking Lashon Hara, it would have been worth it.
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