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Nati Shabkes Releases Emotional New Single 'Rachel' Ahead of Matriarch's Memorial Day

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Nati Shevkes Releases Emotional Single "Rachel" for Rachel Imeinu Commemoration

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Musician Nati Shevkes released a new single called "Rachel" to commemorate Rachel Imeinu. The song features lyrics attributed to Rachel, with music and lyrics also by Shevkes. The lyrics are a plea for Rachel to stop crying, promising a better future. The single was released with production and design credits.

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  • Nati Shevkes released a new single titled "Rachel" for the commemoration of Rachel Imeinu.
  • The song features lyrics attributed to Rachel, with music and lyrics also by Shevkes.
  • The lyrics are a plea for Rachel to stop crying, promising a brighter future.
  • Yanki Cohen handled production and mixing, and Noam Burg played guitar.
  • Shmulik Eisenbach designed the cover art and animation.

Israeli musician Nati Shevkes has released a new single titled "Rachel," dedicated to the commemoration of Rachel Imeinu (Rachel our mother). The song features lyrics attributed to Rachel herself, with music and lyrics also credited to Shevkes. The production and mixing were handled by Yanki Cohen, with guitar work by Noam Burg (Chargoal). The cover art and animation were designed by Shmulik Eisenbach.

The lyrics, presented in a mix of Hebrew and Yiddish, are a poignant plea from Rachel, asking her to cease her weeping and tears. They speak of the imminent transition from night to light, promising reward for her actions and hope for her future, with the assurance that "sons will return to their borders."

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