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| Name | Hamerapeh by Bracha Jaffe ft. skater Breindy Ovitsh | For Women and Girls Only |
| Video Uploader | Video From Bracha Jaffe |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 14-04-2024 01:32:52 |
| Video Discription | About two years ago, I went through a time where I felt a prolonged state of extreme sadness. For a while, I wandered around in a fog under a grey cloud. It was as spring was unfolding, and I realized I couldn't even appreciate the spring colors or scents in the air like I usually do in spring. I was not just sad but also felt embarrassment and shame because of my sadness. I can't pinpoint the moment when things started to turn, but suddenly, there was the tiniest shift, a small tug, a crack of light that began to seep in, an ounce of strength to pull me through. It helped me put one foot in front of the other until I emerged as a healthier person. Recently, I started making sourdough bread, one of the most healing processes for me. It amazes me how the fermentation of flour and water slowly turns into life from thin air, and how the tiniest starter is the gift that keeps on giving, very raw ingredients transforming into loaves of bread. It symbolizes to me how we were created, how we are alive, and how we continue to live and breathe. Even in the hardest moments, the smallest gust of air can give us the strength to move forward. Our healer has given us life every day and provides the tiniest bit of extra strength out of thin air when we need it most. When I wrote the song "hamerapeh," I wrote it out of despair. The lyrics didn't fully develop immediately, but the tune, the emotion, and the feeling were always there. The rhythm shift in the song was my attempt to create a personal anthem of light. The Hebrew lyrics define the most important message of the song: Healer of broken hearts, in your hands, pain disappears, reveal new waves of life, and also embraces our sadness. Credits: Lyrics and Music: Bracha Jaffe Music arrangement and production: Shai Bachar Lead Vocalist: Bracha Jaffe Skater: Breindy Ovitsh Drums: Jamale Hopkins Guitar: Nitzan Alon Backing Vocals: Talia Kliger, Katrina Russ, Bracha Jaffe Hammond organ and synth bass: Matthew Hopkins Piano and Keys: Shai Bachar Mix and Mastering: Assaf Spector Recorded by: Shai Bachar Studios Video produced by: ADvisuals Directed by: Yael Bohbot Makeup: Samantha Marvell Bracha’s Wig: Tamar Wigs styled by Devori Ulman Dresses: Esti Haas Bridal Lyrics: I see colors fade away Nothing but shades of grey Take me through those carefree winds Wash my pain away הרופא לשבורי לב x2 The shame and pain of a broken heart I fear not knowing where to start בידך כאבים נעלמים גלי חיים חדשים As the days unfold with grace I’ll embrace a vibrant space Let the melodies resound With healing love that knows no bounds הרופא לשבורי לב x2 בידך כאבים נעלמים גלי חיים חדשים וּ֝מְחַבֵּ֗שׁ לְעַצְּבֹותָֽם׃ |
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