The Voice Judges Surprised by Yiddish Performance
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
Hasidic singer Mendi Tversky auditioned for "The Voice" on Channel 13, performing the song "Migdalim" in Yiddish. The judges were surprised and impressed by his performance. Despite their positive reaction, they did not select him to advance to the next stage of the competition.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Hasidic singer Mendi Tversky auditioned for "The Voice" on Channel 13.
- Tversky performed the song "Migdalim" in Yiddish.
- The judges were surprised and impressed by his performance.
- Despite the judges' positive reaction, Tversky was not advanced to the next round.
Hasidic singer Mendi Tversky auditioned for the reality singing competition "The Voice" on Israel's Channel 13, surprising the judges with a performance in Yiddish. Tversky sang "Migdalim," a song originally by the duo Nes & Stilla, in the Yiddish language. Although the judges were impressed and enthusiastic during his performance, they ultimately decided not to advance him to the next round of the competition.
