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Culture10:37 · 55m ago

Yoni Genut and Sons Release New Sukkot Song

By איציק ברנדויין
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
The story · English

Singer Yoni Genut has released a new song for the Sukkot holiday titled "Shir HaUshpizin - Azamin Leseudati" (The Ushpizin Song - I Will Invite to My Feast), featuring his four sons: Lavi, Uriah, Benaya, and Kerav. The song is based on a traditional Kabbalistic text from the Arizal and features an original melody composed by Genut.

This marks the first time all four of Genut's sons have participated in a recording with him. Genut explained that the family has a long-standing custom of inviting the Patriarchs to their sukkah using this specific text and melody. He expressed gratitude for the opportunity to record it with all his sons.

The new song is a single from an upcoming joint album by Yoni Genut and his son Lavi, which is slated for release after the Sukkot holiday.

Read the original at Arutz Sheva
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