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Eden Hasson and Midad Tasa Unite in Soulful Duet Celebrating Prayer and Unity
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First reported by Srugim · 2 hours ago
What happened
Eden Hasson and Midad Tasa, longtime friends from high school, release their first duet "Kuli Tefila" featuring the Perachei Yerushalayim choir. The song blends diverse musical styles to create a unifying anthem of faith and hope, emphasizing prayer's universal accessibility across different lifestyles and backgrounds in Israel.
- 01Eden Hasson and Midad Tasa collaborate for the first time on the single "Kuli Tefila."
- 02The song features the Perachei Yerushalayim children's choir celebrating 50 years.
- 03Lyrics highlight prayer as a universal connection beyond lifestyle differences.
- 04The production blends modern pop-soul with nostalgic choir vocals.
- 05The single conveys a message of hope, faith, and spiritual unity.
- 06The collaboration reflects a personal reunion and a new milestone in Israeli music.
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