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Singer Shmulik Klein Breaks Down During Emotional Performance

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Singer Shmulik Klein was overcome with emotion during his album launch concert in Jerusalem, crying while performing his song "Liros Banim." The song reflects his and his wife's 15-year struggle with infertility. During the performance, Lipa Schmeltzer accompanied Klein by painting on stage, visually interpreting the song's themes.

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  • Singer Shmulik Klein cried during a performance of his song "Liros Banim" at his album launch.
  • The song "Liros Banim" is about Klein and his wife's 15-year struggle with infertility.
  • The album launch event was for Klein's new album, titled "Shmuel Aleph."
  • Singer Lipa Schmeltzer accompanied Klein by painting on stage during the performance.
  • The event took place at Binyanei HaUma in Jerusalem.

During the album launch event for "Shmuel Aleph" at Binyanei HaUma in Jerusalem, singer Shmulik Klein became visibly emotional, choking back tears while performing his hit song "Liros Banim" (To See Sons). The song stems from Klein and his wife's personal struggle with infertility for approximately 15 years, expressing their pain, hope, and prayers throughout this period. As the lights dimmed in the hall, Klein began the performance. He was joined on stage by singer and creator Lipa Schmeltzer, who, instead of singing, used a paintbrush to create a visual representation of the song's emotions on a canvas as Klein performed. The event marked the launch of Klein's album "Shmuel Aleph."

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