Yonatan Razel & Shulem Lemmer In A New Music Video – One More Dance
A few days before Simchat Torah, while the entire Jewish people hold their breath in anticipation of seeing their sons returning home, Yonatan Razel and Shulem Lemmer release a new and special song called ‘One More Dance‘. Two years ago, upon learning of the dimensions of the disaster that befell the Jewish people, they stopped at one of the Hakafos on Simchat Torah. The song ‘One More Dance‘ describes the hope and request from Hashem for one more dance, one that will come with the complete redemption and never cease.
The idea for the song began with a meeting between Yonatan Razel and Avraham Fried, who inspired the moving message of the lyrics. Since then, the song has undergone a musical journey and has been joined by additional writers, until the final result is, as mentioned, a special and moving duet between Yonatan Razel and Shulem Lemmer.
Yonatan Razel says: Last year on Simchat Torah I had the privilege of dancing with the survivors of the Nova in an uplifting and moving event. Over the past two years, I have repeatedly experienced the power of Jewish hope everywhere. With all the difficulty and pain, we never lose for a moment the longing to once again dance in joy together with Hashem in complete redemption. My dear friend Avraham Fried shared the idea for this song with me and from there it evolved in collaboration with other friends and I am very happy about the special connection with Shulem Lemmer. Let’s all ask HaShem: One more dance.
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