Hatikva

Dedicated to the victims of the October 7th attack on Israel,
To the Kibbutzim and Otef Israel,
To the Nova Tribe,
To the kidnapped citizens and their families,
To our soldiers defending us with unparalled bravery.

May the memory of those fallen forever be blessed,
May those who are still in combat or captivity come back home safely.

This is my interpretation of the Israeli National Anthem - Hatikvah,
In light of recent events and the struggle of the Jewish people.

Hatikvah - Israel National Anthem

What does it mean to fix one's heart?
When does one do this work?
And how is this connected to the fixing of the medina?

The Blessing and Fixing of the Medina (5) - Rav Shlomo Katz

Himno Nacional de Israel por el Mariachi Jerusalem

Hatikva Himno Nacional de Israel

Hatikvah is the national anthem of the State of Israel. Part of 19th-century Jewish poetry, the theme of the Romantic composition reflects the 2,000-year-old desire of the Jewish people to return to the Land of Israel in order to reclaim it as a free and sovereign nation-state. The piece's lyrics are adapted from a work by Naftali Herz Imber, a Jewish poet from Złoczów, Austrian Galicia. Imber wrote the first version of the poem in 1877, when he was hosted by a Jewish scholar in Iași.

Animall Voice - Hatikvah (LoFi Mix) (Demo)

Is it holy or cursed now? The bombs are louder than the prayers

Holy Land - Song For Peace

HaTikva - התקוה

Biblischer Referenztext:  Strophe 1: In Levitikus spricht Gottes Wort, „Räche dich nicht, trag keinen Groll fort. Lieb deinen Nächsten wie dich selbst – weil du zu meinem Volke zählst.“

Strophe 2: Micha sieht Schwerter zu Pflügen geschmiedet, Klingen vergehen, wo Friede gebietet. Völker, die lernen, nicht mehr zu streiten – die in der Stille den Hass vermeiden.

Refrain (1):
Es war immer so – Gewalt ruft Gewalt herbei, ein harter Weg, nie wirklich frei. Wer Frieden will, muss tiefer seh’n, nicht mit dem Schwert, mit Güte geh’n.

Strophe 3: Mose mahnt: Wenn der Feind in Not, hilf ihm, trag mit an seiner Last, dem Brot. Auch der Esel des Gegners zählt, wenn Barmherzigkeit das Herz beseelt.

Strophe 4: Der Psalm ruft uns mit fester Hand: „Meide das Böse im ganzen Land. Suche den Frieden, verlass nie die Spur – und jage ihm nach, mit Herz und Gespür.“

Strophe 5: Jesus ruft laut in finsterer Nacht, als Petrus das Schwert schon gezückt und entfacht: „Steck es zurück – denn wer so beginnt, wird durch das Schwert auch selber zerrinnt.“

Refrain (2):
Es ist immer so – Gewalt ruft Gewalt herbei, ein harter Weg, nie wirklich frei. Wer Frieden will, muss mutiger geh’n, den ersten Schritt ohne Schwert, das ist es Wert.

Frieden (HATIKVA-Deutsch)

🎛️ Music Producer 🎙️ Singer/Songwriter 🎹 Pianist

Our name "Aromem" is Hebrew for "I will exalt". The team is lead by worship leader and songwriter David L. Martin.  Most of our songs are written in a contemporary/Native American style. We blend modern instruments like electric guitar with the ancient sounds of the Native American Flute and drums. Add a tasteful array of folk instruments like banjo and harmonica and you have something truly unique.

Mariachi Jerusalem is a unique and fascinating musical project founded by the Venezuelan Jewish musician, Yochanan Peretz, and his wife Sarah, after their Aliyah to Israel. Recognizing the absence of the mariachi genre in Israel, they decided to form the first and only group of its kind in the country. Over the years, the Mariachi Jerusalem has gained popularity not only among the Latin American Jewish community but also in Israeli's society at large.

In addition to their outstanding performances, the Mariachi Jerusalem has ventured into producing Jewish music with influences from this Mexican genre. They have breathed new life into traditional songs such as Shalom Aleichem, Boi Kala, Ner Li, and Vehisheamda, blending the traditional with the Jewish.

The group has stood out for their collaborations with renowned singers, including Lidor Ram Mesika, a talented Israeli opera singer, Gustavo Quiñones, originally from Colombia, and Yosef Daniel, known for his religious pop music. These collaborations have enriched their repertoire and contributed to their growing recognition both in Israel and abroad.

The Mariachi Jerusalem has achieved significant milestones, such as their participation in the International Mariachi Festival in Guadalajara, Mexico, in 2022, where they were the first Israeli mariachi group to cross the Atlantic to represent Israel. They have brought their music to various stages and festivals in Israel and abroad, including the Jewish Music Festival in December 2023.

Their mission is to bring the mariachi genre to the Israeli audience, combining it with Hebrew lyrics to make it more accessible and relevant to the local audience. With each performance, the Mariachi Jerusalem continues to spread joy and celebrate cultural diversity, leaving an indelible mark on the Israeli music scene.

My additional channel, here I will post demos and previews

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