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NACHAS – Ah Simcha [Official Music Video]

NACHAS – Ah Simcha [Official Music Video]

“AH SIMCHA!” That is the time when we find ourselves rejoicing. When we forget our worries, forget all the pain in the world and just dance, and get lost in the moment. It’s when we dance with a Chosson, a Kallah, or a Bar Mitzvah boy. This is a time when we take our friends by the hand & connect on such a high level spiritually & joyously, that the Gates of Heaven break open. All the Malachim, and HaKodesh Baruch Hu Himself, join together in our celebration. AH SIMCHA!! There is nothing like it.

Prepare to enter & enjoy a music video unlike any that has ever been seen before. Set in the future, NACHAS takes us on a journey through the eyes of those celebrating those special, magical Simcha-dikeh moments in their lives, while teaching the world this amazing song.

“This song has been previously released,” says NACHAS. “It has already captured the hearts of so many people around the world. But the joy needs to be spread further. That was the mission & purpose of this project. Ruli Ezrachi completely redid the arrangements & Danny Finkelman & his team worked endlessly & tirelessly. I congratulate them both on this historic accomplishment. I chose the title AH SIMCHA, because the lyrics & the beat take you to the indescribable feeling, that euphoria, that you have when you are at a simcha, no matter where you are, and I hope you will love it.”

Get ready to NA NA OWOWOWO!!!



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