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Eden Hasson and Midad Tasa Unite in Soulful Duet Celebrating Prayer and Unity
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Eden Hasson and Midad Tasa Unite in Soulful Duet Celebrating Prayer and Unity

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Israeli singers Eden Hasson and Midad Tasa, longtime acquaintances from high school, have joined forces for a heartfelt new single titled "Kuli Tefila" ("All I Am Is Prayer"). This collaboration marks their first joint musical project, blending Hasson's contemporary pop-soul style with Tasa's renowned voice in Jewish-Mediterranean music. The song also features the legendary children's choir "Perachei Yerushalayim," which is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year.

The single serves as a powerful anthem of faith and hope, bridging diverse worlds and communities. Despite their different backgrounds and lifestyles, Hasson known for filling large venues across Israel and Tasa recognized as a symbol of spiritual singing, the song emphasizes a shared connection to prayer and closeness to the divine. The lyrics, written and composed by Hasson, express a sincere plea for understanding and light amid confusion, pain, and loneliness, affirming that miracles and hope exist even in darkness.

Musical production was led by Yaakov Lemai and Eden Hasson, creating a rich soundscape that combines modern pop-soul with the clear voices of the "Perachei Yerushalayim" choir, evoking nostalgia and childhood memories. The collaboration highlights that prayer transcends differences, whether one wears traditional religious attire or casual jeans, and that spiritual connection is accessible to all.

This release represents a touching full-circle moment for the artists and a fresh, unifying voice in Israeli music, reminding listeners that prayer is always open and light is just a turn away from the Creator.

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