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Culture12:31 · 1h ago

President Herzog Joins 'The Revivo Project' for Spontaneous 'Jerusalem of Gold' Performance

By אפרת קרסנר
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
The story · English

President Isaac Herzog surprised attendees at the President's Residence in Jerusalem on Sunday by spontaneously joining the popular Israeli musical group, The Revivo Project, for a rendition of the iconic song 'Jerusalem of Gold.' The impromptu performance occurred during a special Sukkot holiday event held at the residence.

The Revivo Project, celebrating 13 years in the Israeli music scene, is known for its successful reinterpretation of Israeli classics, connecting with various generations. The group has achieved hundreds of millions of views on YouTube and numerous streams across digital platforms. They have previously collaborated with prominent Israeli artists and recently released a children's album featuring a duet with Tsipi Shavit and a medley with Izhar Ashdot.

President Herzog's musical participation was not unexpected, given his well-known appreciation for Israeli music and culture. The President, who recently celebrated his birthday, has often expressed admiration for Israeli artists and creators. Earlier in the week, he paid tribute to children's author and poet Yehuda Atlas, emphasizing the role of Israeli culture in shaping national identity.

This performance by The Revivo Project at the President's Residence is part of a broader array of cultural events taking place across Israel during the Sukkot holiday, enriching the festival with cultural experiences alongside its religious and family traditions.

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