Yonatan Razel – Kotointi
“Kotointi” is the second single from new album of singer/composer Yonatan Razel – Winner of the work on behalf ACUM 2011 Composition and Work: Yonatan Razel. Five years after issued his debut album, “Sach Hakol” reached the status of a gold album and has sales of from more than 30,000 copies, and after the success of the song “Vehi Sheomdoh” which was released in 2008 it composed produced and arranged music and performed together with singer Yaakov Shwekey. Razel returns to work with Eviatar Banai and is currently finishing recording his second album to be released in early August. The new album will include 10 including songs penned songs and melodies and texts from the scriptures.
A message from Yonatan:
The song “Kotointi” was composed prayer of Yaakov ovinu as he stands in the same spot where he stood twenty-one years earlier with nothing at all, and see all the favors done to them .To daven to Hashem to save him from his brother who wants to kill him.
My grandfather who jumped off the train in the camps, survived and immigrated to Israel. He told me how he feels connected to this prayer, and how he feels infinitely small to the mercies of Hashem. In a time where the world felt destitute and now a Jewish family surrounded by grandparents in Israel.
With this song and these words I want, also, to publicize the miracle happened (and continues) to happening to us, with our daughter’s recovery, Rivka Long live.
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