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Ongoing Story· Day 17

Rami Kleinstein Remembers Yishai Levi Ahead of Tribute Concert

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Rami Kleinstein Honors Late Singer Yishai Levi

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Israeli singer Rami Kleinstein posted a tribute on Instagram to the late singer Yishai Levi, who died in June. Kleinstein recalled their collaboration on a duet for Israel's 70th Independence Day and praised Levi's authentic singing style. He also shared a live recording of his performance at Levi's memorial event, calling him a unique and missed artist.

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  • Rami Kleinstein honored the late singer Yishai Levi with an Instagram tribute.
  • Kleinstein recalled their duet recording for Israel's 70th Independence Day.
  • He described Yishai Levi as a charming, simple, and genuine artist.
  • Kleinstein performed at Levi's memorial event, singing "Ha'achat Sheli."
  • He praised Levi's authentic and intentional singing style.

Israeli singer Rami Kleinstein posted a tribute on Instagram on Tuesday, remembering the late singer Yishai Levi, who passed away in June. Kleinstein recalled his first meeting with Levi at producer Yaakov Lamai's studio, where they recorded a duet of "Od Lo Tamo Kol Pela'ayich" for Israel's 70th Independence Day. Kleinstein described Levi as "charming, simple, and genuine," noting the childlike sparkle in his eyes.

Kleinstein accepted an invitation to perform at a memorial event for Levi after his passing, singing a live rendition of "Ha'achat Sheli." He shared this recording on Instagram, emphasizing its importance to him. Kleinstein expressed his admiration for Levi's authentic and intentional singing style, stating, "When Yishai sang, you believed him. In every word. In every syllable. I believed. Because Yishai was real and full of intention in his singing. An artist like him is missing these days."

He concluded his post with "May his memory be blessed."

Israel HayomRight · Tel Aviv

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