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In Honor of The Start of The New School Year – An Empowerment Clip For All Israeli Children

In Honor of The Start of The New School Year – An Empowerment Clip For All Israeli Children

With the start of the new school year and after receiving many listens and broadcasts on radio stations and various digital platforms, the song “Yaldi Hayakar” – a moving prayer from a loving father to his son performed by singer and songwriter Yonatan Shahar, now has a spectacular animated music video invested in artificial intelligence technology.

The music video dramatizes and illustrates the lyrics of the song and the deep emotions it conveys in a rich, colorful and emotional visual language, which accompanies the paternal message throughout.

The song from “Project Shel Halev” was written by the creator Chagit Simcha Ben-Zvi and brings a personal, honest and touching look at the bond between a parent and their child. The melody was created by musician and songwriter Netanel Leifer, who is also responsible for creating the music video, as part of the new studio he established to create advanced visual content using artificial intelligence tools.

The production and musical arrangement were entrusted to Amon Shahar himself, who gave the song a sensitive and precise musical envelope, which complements the text and melody and intensifies the emotional experience that has accompanied listeners since its release.


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Netanel LeiferYaldi HayakarYonatan Shahar

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