This is actually a mash up of 2 different songs. Eden (pronounced with a soft 'e', as in elephant) is singing Avraham's song, called Orot (lights), and Avraham is singing Eden's song. It was a rehearsal for a jazz festival.
It's actually two different songs in one song hh, it was super cool because those songs are really popular in Israel, and each singer sang the song of the other singer except for the last two lines, that each of them sang his original song. The other singer name is Tal Avraham
Ok, so now that you know about sfaradi and ashkenazi, avram tal (orange shirt) from the askenazi side, and eden from the sfaradi side. and what you hear it's the new Israeli sound, mix of east and west, rock and pop. that's the mishmash we have now, and it's great
the song they are singing is a new rendition of Abraham Tak's original iconic sing "orot"... do yourself and us a great favor, check out more of Avraham Tal.... especially a song he sings together with Yonatan Razael.
Oh my god!!!! I cannot believe you covered this Mashup! I can't believe I didn't think of reccomending it to you! 😂 I was obsessed with it from the first listen. So, you probably al ready know, but just in case : Orange shirt - Avraham Tal White shirt- Eden Hasson The song Orot (translates to "lights" ) is a pretty old song of Avraham Tal. It's beautiful and very popular, everybody knows it pretty much. The song "At Hasera Li" (translates to "I'm missing you", sort of. In the sense of "something is missing") is only a few years old song (fairly new) of Eden Hasson (who is a fairly new artist in general). They are both very unique vocalists, very different in the scene. Both incredible writers, musicians (I don't know how to say that they write melodies and play instruments, but that too). Until the end of the song, about the time they start doing that echo thing when they answer each other, each one was singing the other's song. Both of the songs are very different in their original version. Orot is more soulful and At Hasera Li is a "Mizrachit" (middle-Eastern sounding) ballad. That rendition was a little more Rock lenient which is very (!) different for both of their usual sound, yet, done perfectly!!!!!! I definatley recommend checking out some more Avraham and Eden if you feel like it. Big stars. Huge.
First it’s great to see you like usual. Never heard this song it’s really nice and there voice’s😮! There’s definitely some mixing going on, and that makes sense because it looks like there in a studio. It’s amazing! and it’s definitely HOLY SMOKES😉🔥 Peace see you at the next one🤙
You should react to 'sahara' by tuna and yasmin mu'alem, the live performance. It's just great. If you want to search it easily search this: סהרה טונה ויסמין מועלם
Let's try something cool. Here is a very rudementary list of the Hebrew Alphabet and heir equivalent english sounds. When you see an artist name or song title written in Hebrew try to use the substitution ans see if you can pronounce it. You will really impress your Subscribers. For example if you used this for the second artist it would be AVRHM TL (pretty close to the spelling you have in the video title - Which is correct). A א B ב G ג D ד H ה V ו Z ז CH ח T ט Y י K כ L ל M מ N נ S ס A ע P פ TZ צ K ק R ר SH ש T ת
This is actually a mash up of 2 different songs. Eden (pronounced with a soft 'e', as in elephant) is singing Avraham's song, called Orot (lights), and Avraham is singing Eden's song. It was a rehearsal for a jazz festival.
I'd love a video where you show how you identify when voices have been digitally altered. Seems like you have a real ear for it
Ya, my wife really hates when I watch shows like The voice, or American Idol, etc (singing songs), cause I always point out when notes are off 😅
It's actually two different songs in one song hh, it was super cool because those songs are really popular in Israel, and each singer sang the song of the other singer except for the last two lines, that each of them sang his original song. The other singer name is Tal Avraham
It is a mashup of two songs.
"At chassera li" - I miss you, originally by Eden Hasson, and "Orot" - lights, by Avraham Tal.
Ahhhh, I was wondering what orot meant when I had translated the text 😅
The guy in orange is avraham, not idan @@PortuguesePai
Ok, so now that you know about sfaradi and ashkenazi, avram tal (orange shirt) from the askenazi side, and eden from the sfaradi side. and what you hear it's the new Israeli sound, mix of east and west, rock and pop. that's the mishmash we have now, and it's great
תגיד אתה רציני? ההורים של אברהם טל מאלג'יר ומרוקו
אתה באמת חושב שספרדי/אשכנזי עדיין מייצג רק את מקום הלידה שלך? יש סגנון חיים שאפשר לאמץ...@@talg5
Tal’s people are from Morocco and Algeria
אני יודע אחי, אבל הסגנון של אברהם טל מתאים יותר לצד האשכנזי בכל מה שקשור למוזיקה@@talg5
Wow, stunning voices!!!
There is a new song that came out by Shulem Shkolnik, it's beautiful!!!
the song they are singing is a new rendition of Abraham Tak's original iconic sing "orot"... do yourself and us a great favor, check out more of Avraham Tal.... especially a song he sings together with Yonatan Razael.
Thank you again love your channel and I love eden hasson so happy you got to him
Oh my god!!!! I cannot believe you covered this Mashup! I can't believe I didn't think of reccomending it to you! 😂
I was obsessed with it from the first listen.
So, you probably al ready know, but just in case :
Orange shirt - Avraham Tal
White shirt- Eden Hasson
The song Orot (translates to "lights" ) is a pretty old song of Avraham Tal. It's beautiful and very popular, everybody knows it pretty much.
The song "At Hasera Li" (translates to "I'm missing you", sort of. In the sense of "something is missing") is only a few years old song (fairly new) of Eden Hasson (who is a fairly new artist in general).
They are both very unique vocalists, very different in the scene. Both incredible writers, musicians (I don't know how to say that they write melodies and play instruments, but that too).
Until the end of the song, about the time they start doing that echo thing when they answer each other, each one was singing the other's song.
Both of the songs are very different in their original version. Orot is more soulful and At Hasera Li is a "Mizrachit" (middle-Eastern sounding) ballad. That rendition was a little more Rock lenient which is very (!) different for both of their usual sound, yet, done perfectly!!!!!! I definatley recommend checking out some more Avraham and Eden if you feel like it. Big stars. Huge.
Love this sung thanks for interducing me to them..
you have to do reaction to-
ישי ריבו מארח את עמיר בניון ואמיר דדון בבריכת הסולטן - ניצחת איתי הכל.
it also with ishay rivo !!
Thank youuuuu i was waiting to eden hason .
Avraham tal is greattttt too.
This is actually a mashup of two hit songs
First it’s great to see you like usual. Never heard this song it’s really nice and there voice’s😮! There’s definitely some mixing going on, and that makes sense because it looks like there in a studio. It’s amazing! and it’s definitely HOLY SMOKES😉🔥 Peace see you at the next one🤙
It's a combination of 2 songs together
Hi there..yes it me i sent you eden hason last time.. plz reac him on show live its so good
Now you should listen to the original "orot". You won't disappoint 🏆
Love it ❤️
wow, this was great
please do more reactions 🥹
Reaction plz😅❤
I recommend this mash up:
ua-cam.com/video/g1YAoxyv6Ik/v-deo.html
It's 2 other artists from the same festival, it's my favorite from that concert
You should react to 'sahara' by tuna and yasmin mu'alem, the live performance. It's just great. If you want to search it easily search this:
סהרה טונה ויסמין מועלם
Let's try something cool. Here is a very rudementary list of the Hebrew Alphabet and heir equivalent english sounds. When you see an artist name or song title written in Hebrew try to use the substitution ans see if you can pronounce it. You will really impress your Subscribers. For example if you used this for the second artist it would be AVRHM TL (pretty close to the spelling you have in the video title - Which is correct).
A א
B ב
G ג
D ד
H ה
V ו
Z ז
CH ח
T ט
Y י
K כ
L ל
M מ
N נ
S ס
A ע
P פ
TZ צ
K ק
R ר
SH ש
T ת
Lol 😂, love it!
Wait until he finds out that Avraham = abraham
The impulse to transliterate צ as tz irks me to no end. It's a ts sound. We've left Europe, we don't have to keep using their phonetic system.