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Culture13:23 · Jun 15

Wedding band Ma'agalim releases a new celebration medley

By דביר עמר
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
The story · English

The wedding band Ma'agalim has released a new festive wedding medley designed for the second round of dancing at weddings. The medley includes well-known songs such as "Simchah Tis'mach," "Od Yishama," "Yitbarach Shimcha," and "Asher Bara," along with additional traditional tracks including "Ata Hu Zon," "Mitzvah Tantz," "Lechol Makom," "Hoshia Et Amecha," "Al Yedei Zeh," "Likrovani Eilecha," "Dachiya," and "Od Yishama Mizrachi."

The band said the release follows a previous medley it issued about two years ago, which drew roughly half a million views and was the first full-length wedding medley released at more than 15 continuous minutes. The new production is meant to accompany the second dance set at the celebration.

In a post announcing the medley, the band thanked God for the good it has granted them, for the privilege of accompanying and bringing joy to hundreds of couples on their special day, and for making thousands of Israeli dancers happy. They also thanked the couples who chose the band, and the supporters who listened to the first medley and demanded a second one. "Here it is for you," they wrote.

The group added a special thank-you to their wives, saying they support and hold down the homes every evening so the musicians can continue bringing joy to the people of Israel. Ma'agalim is one of the veteran wedding bands in the religious community and performs at hundreds of events each year. The new medley was arranged by Yoav Amzour, with musical production by Alon Banano, who managed the project, alongside Uri Cohen, Amichai Harel, and other band members who played on the recording.

Read the original at Arutz Sheva
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