Is that pine they are using for besamim? I am Ashkenazi, we typically use clove. I’m trying to watch videos to see the differences between practices of Ashkenazi, Sephardi, and Mizrahi.
www.zemirotdatabase.org/view_song.php?id=105 and static1.squarespace.com/static/513b9fc4e4b0b5df0ebd941d/t/56a4fe9e42f552687685bf4b/1453653663018/El+Eliyahu.pdf for both songs
I love this song and I have a dilemma only someone who knows Hebrew can answer. The version of the song by Gail Javitt, in the second part, "Solu drachim li, panu lenavocha", the word "lenavocha" has a "V" sound in it or so I keep hearing, so can it also be pronounced "Venavocha"? Not trying to be technical, I just love her version of the song and trying to figure it out to pronounce correctly. Thank you. (I will put a link to the part I'm referring to) th-cam.com/video/PyTjzRoZh6M/w-d-xo.html
ALLAH O AKBER ALLAH bless you ❤️ Aameen
Am Israel chai
I love this video
Q bueno que traduzcan en español soms un grupos nuevos de a penas 6 años.
Shavua tov
The song is Laner Velivsamim
Laner velivsamim
G-d bless you all!!
Sephardic style from Yerushalem
שבוע טוב
this is not Sephardic...it's mizrachi...😅😅😅😅
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These are Sephardic people so yeah it’s Sephardic style, no matter the origin. Praise Adonai 🕊️
יופי
Shabua tob Sinja tora permasa fragancia Kadosh Baruj HU. TODA RABA H.
Que maravilla, yo quisiera ser uno de ellos
🤔🤔🤔🤔
@@ואשריתקסטרו Qué? jaja
Is that pine they are using for besamim?
I am Ashkenazi, we typically use clove.
I’m trying to watch videos to see the differences between practices of Ashkenazi, Sephardi, and Mizrahi.
love this
Alguém pode enviar o nome das belas músicas por favor se encontro...
Hamavdil Ben chodesh lechol
Havdalah
Eliyahu Hanavi
Could you give us the lyrics to that song? searched and did not find.
www.zemirotdatabase.org/view_song.php?id=105 and static1.squarespace.com/static/513b9fc4e4b0b5df0ebd941d/t/56a4fe9e42f552687685bf4b/1453653663018/El+Eliyahu.pdf for both songs
Laner velisamim :)
I love this song and I have a dilemma only someone who knows Hebrew can answer. The version of the song by Gail Javitt, in the second part, "Solu drachim li, panu lenavocha", the word "lenavocha" has a "V" sound in it or so I keep hearing, so can it also be pronounced "Venavocha"? Not trying to be technical, I just love her version of the song and trying to figure it out to pronounce correctly. Thank you. (I will put a link to the part I'm referring to) th-cam.com/video/PyTjzRoZh6M/w-d-xo.html
🙏🏼❤️
What is the name of this song?
Where can I find the lyrics?
LaNer Velivsamim
Lelelelelelelehhhhh
Which sidur is this. I like that song.!!
Seattle Sephardic Community Siddur
So sephardi
Is this Syrian nusach? Farsi? ... definitely not Moroccan
Syrian
Ottoman
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 🙌🏼🇮🇱