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Culture20:32 · Aug 6

Eden Hasson and Middd Tasa Debut Hit Song 'Kuli Tefila' Live in Jerusalem Festival

By איציק ברנדויין
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
Eden Hasson and Middd Tasa Debut Hit Song 'Kuli Tefila' Live in Jerusalem Festival
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Eden Hasson and Middd Tasa performed their new hit song "Kuli Tefila" live on stage for the first time on Thursday evening at the Chutzot HaYotzer Festival in Jerusalem. The song quickly gained popularity, reaching number one on Israel's YouTube trending chart within 24 hours of its release. Prior to their performance, Hasson participated in the festival's main installation, "Bridge of Hope," commemorating the event's 50th anniversary. He wrote a wish on a film strip, expressing hope that his music would always unite people and promote unconditional love, then attached it to a lock and hung it on the bridge.

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