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“Mi Sheata” – Sendi Dinkel In A Hit With A Powerful Message

“Mi Sheata” – Sendi Dinkel In A Hit With A Powerful Message

After “Ashreinu” that conquered the dance floors and radio stations, Sendi Dinkel presents a new and powerful single clip, with an exciting and innovative cinematic clip, which includes brilliant scenes that amplify the message. The song speaks at eye level and hits the daily struggle that is familiar to us all – the oppressive feeling that we are not enough, and that life demands that we constantly change. Instead, Sandy suggests being “Mi Sheata – who you are”

Sendi, who has been performing on prestigious stages in recent years, instantly became an audience favorite, along with the color of his voice and the special connection to the audience.

It is important to give credit, says Sendi. This song comes from a real place. It met me after an in-depth conversation with my friend, the influencer and therapist Rafael Salamon, who enlightened my eyes to the point that we are in an era where everyone is busy fixing, changing and improving, and the truth is – that the biggest change a person can make is just to stop changing. I returned home thoughtful, and suddenly I started humming to myself: ‘Whoever you are, whatever you are, however you are – accept yourself.’ I called my friend the composer Eli Klein, who called me to his studio. We completed the melody and changed it as needed, and turned it into what is popularly called a ‘hit’.

The music video features ‘Hachayot shel Shlomo’, which is very popular with Israeli children, and carries behind it an exciting childhood story, along with additional characters and stylistic elements, as well as the good imagination of Sendi and Hershy Segal, the undisputed director of the sector, who created the innovative video.

Music and lyrics: Sandy Dinkel and Eli Klein
Arrangement and musical production: Eli Klein & Yitzy Berry
Direction, editing and color: Hershy Segal
Public relations and communications: Israel Rosen


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