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Israeli Musician Aviad Releases Emotional Song 'Spread Your Wings' Inspired by Son's Rare Disease Israeli musician Aviad releases 'Spread Your Wings,' a heartfelt song co-written with his son about facing the rare genetic disease Morquio syndrome with hope and joy. Featuring Rabbi Shlomo Yehuda Baari, the song and its video share a powerful family story of resilience and choosing light amid hardship.
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What happened 01 Aviad releases 'Spread Your Wings,' co-written with his son Chesed David, inspired by family struggles. 02 His son Tuv-Roi, 15.5, has the rare genetic bone disease Morquio syndrome. 03 The song conveys a message of choosing joy and hope despite severe challenges. 04 Rabbi Shlomo Yehuda Baari contributes spiritually to the song with music and words. 05 Produced by SHINER, the track balances deep spiritual themes with accessible music. 06 The accompanying video and live show share the family's inspiring story of faith and resilience. Translated and summarized by baba from Kikar HaShabbat , the latest report. Read Kikar HaShabbat’s original The coverage
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