Avi, Avi, Mi Yegalleh Afar Me-Eneicha? (Hebrew:" My Father, My Father, Who Will Remove Earth From Your Eyes". Oh, How much I long for my late father, a gifted, great cantor. This Yigdal melody was also used by him for songs of Shabbat and Chag (a Jewis festival). What a sweet voice, heart touching he had. Rest in peace my beloved father. Everything I know on Jewish traditions, songs and reading Torah, you taught me. Thanks Abraham London
Mi Alma, Mi Alma Para Este Cancion (Spanish / Ladino for: "My soul, My Soul For This Song!). This song that I sang both in Spanish / Ladino and Hebrew in my childhood, together with my grandparents, parents , uncles and aunts, is deeply ingrained in my mind to this day, as an elderly gentleman. It is beyond possibility describing my intricate emotions on hearing it. These involve personal, delicate childhood memories, traditions, family and community life. Most importantly the sadness over beloved members of family and friends who had passed away many years ago. A glimpse of happiness, however remained, the time and enjoyment I have had in their company with their kindness and love. Most of all, the important things I have been lucky to learn from them and still use and refer to. Thanks Abraham London
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Avi, Avi, Mi Yegalleh Afar Me-Eneicha? (Hebrew:" My Father, My Father, Who Will Remove Earth From Your Eyes".
Oh, How much I long for my late father, a gifted, great cantor. This Yigdal melody was also used by him for songs of Shabbat and Chag (a Jewis festival).
What a sweet voice, heart touching he had. Rest in peace my beloved father. Everything I know on Jewish traditions, songs and reading Torah, you taught me.
Thanks
Abraham
London
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Mi Alma, Mi Alma Para Este Cancion (Spanish / Ladino for: "My soul, My Soul For This Song!).
This song that I sang both in Spanish / Ladino and Hebrew in my childhood, together with my grandparents, parents , uncles and aunts, is deeply ingrained in my mind to this day, as an elderly gentleman.
It is beyond possibility describing my intricate emotions on hearing it. These involve personal, delicate childhood memories, traditions, family and community life.
Most importantly the sadness over beloved members of family and friends who had passed away many years ago.
A glimpse of happiness, however remained, the time and enjoyment I have had in their company with their kindness and love.
Most of all, the important things I have been lucky to learn from them and still use and refer to.
Thanks
Abraham
London
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