Duo Releases New Hit Song Following Previous Success
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
Singers Shmuli Klein and Ahrele Samet have released a new song, "V'hu Levado," after a previous hit. The song's melody is by Rabbi Avigdor Rosenfeld, with production by Moshie and Srulik Mendelson. The release follows their prior success and aims to capture audiences again.
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- Shmuli Klein and Ahrele Samet released a new song, "V'hu Levado."
- The song follows a previous hit that was very popular.
- The melody is by Rabbi Avigdor Rosenfeld of Toldos Aharon.
- Moshie and Srulik Mendelson handled the musical arrangement and production.
- Stage Art produced the song, with "Dashamayia" credited for assistance.
Singers Shmuli Klein and Ahrele Samet have released a new song titled "V'hu Levado" (He Alone), following the success of their previous hit that captivated audiences. The new song's melody is attributed to Rabbi Avigdor Rosenfeld of the Toldos Aharon Hasidic dynasty, with musical arrangement and production by Moshie and Srulik Mendelson. The production was handled by Stage Art, with assistance credited to "Dashamayia" (Heavenly help).
The duo previously achieved significant popularity with a song that became a major hit, leading to anticipation for their latest collaboration. "V'hu Levado" is presented as their new musical offering, aiming to replicate or surpass the success of their earlier work.