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On The Road To Uman: “Efshar Litaken” Shimon Bar Yohay In A Vibrant Anthem

On The Road To Uman: “Efshar Litaken” Shimon Bar Yohay In A Vibrant Anthem

With the arrival of the month of Elul and in the midst of preparations for the journey to Uman in the run-up to Rosh Hashanah, singer and songwriter Shimon Bar Yohay launches a new vibrant single-clip: “Efshar Litaken.” It connects to the central message of Rabbi Nachman of Breslov “If you believe that they can ruin, believe that they can fix.” In a contemporary and energetic musical interpretation, the work charges the road to Uman with hope and energy. The song was written and composed by Shimon together with Doron Elimelech, who also arranged and produced the music.

The video accompanying the single intensifies the feeling of the journey and uniquely connects scenes from Uman and the special atmosphere in Pushkina Square. The combination of the atmosphere of the Holy Zion, the spirit of Elul and the innovative visuals creates a powerful experience that brings listeners straight to the rhythm and passion of the days of mercy and forgiveness.

Lyrics and music: Shimon Bar Yohay and Doron Elimelech

Arrangement and musical production: Doron Elimelech

Public relations and media: Israel Rosen


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