the day of the song

I promised i'll write some posts in English as well. This is one of them.

Today i felt all kind of ways. I felt shining, i felt tired, i felt content and i felt puzzled. I felt everything will get set by itself, i felt calm and I felt i'm starting to put order. In my life, cause my desk is messier than ever. Or as always, cause always is messier and messier:). I felt (over)confident in what's it gonna be, I felt again that i love to dance, I felt dissapointed that it is not as it used to be, i felt lazy but then happy i overcame this laziness.
But what does all this have to do with the "day of the song" (and yes, on purpose it is upside down instead of "Song of the day")? Nothing. Just that the song is full of love and i love the message it sends (i recommend that you'll check the lyrics, otherwise it doesn't have too much meaning) and someone might think that if i chose this song i'm either very much in love or very sad and desperate(cause the song gives you a hope). And i'm not any of them.
This day, it's Shlomi Shabat's turn. Far from the other 2 Israelis which are definetly stars and values, Shlomi Shabat is famous, has a lot of fans, but sings a much more Mizrachi (close to the Romanian "manele") style. I'm wondering how many readers did i just lost by writing this sentence. Do listen to the song and let it get to you. I think the lyrics are really beautiful and have nothing to do with the usual lyrics of a "manea".

You can (and are invited to) check
http://www.hebrewsongs.com/?song=lecholechadyesh

sa imi fie rusine...

...ca am lipsit atata timp de pe blogosfera si sper sa nu se mai repete. foloseste cuiva daca ma duc la colt pe coji de nuca? (macar daca as avea coji, asta ar insemna ca am avut si nuci si ce pofta am acum de nuci...:) )
Revin acum cu "ziua melodiei" si putin mai incolo va povestesc peripetiile mele de ieri. ca asa mi-am dat seama ce viata plictisitoare am, doar la JCC si acasa sau niste iesiri cu prietenii la o supa de rosii cam pe la 11 seara. Dar daca nu am avut contact cu birocratia lately, am uitat ce inseamna sa...traiesti:)
Azi, melodia este: Hi lo Yodaat a lui Shlomo Artzi...Data trecuta a fost David Broza iar acum acest Shlomo, putin mai vestit ca prietenul meu David. Tatal lui, Itzhak Artzi z''l, plecat din Romania ne-a si facut onoarea de a vorbi la un seminar Sohnut acum multi ani, la Timisoara. Cineva mai tine minte?

Sper sa va placa acest Shlomo Artzi, cu vocea lui recunoscubila din 1000. Raguseala lui caracteristica e foarte placuta si linistitoare.

Versurile le gasiti aici:

http://www.hebrewsongs.com/?song=hiloyodaatmaoveralai

Ziua melodiei...

M-a intrebat cineva de curand care este melodia israeliana preferata. Si...ce sa vezi? Nu am stiut ce sa ii raspund. Asa ca de cateva zile bune ma gandesc si razgandesc si fac o lista cu melodiile israeliene (in ivrit sau/si cantate de israelieni) care imi plac FOAAAARTE mult. Asa ca aceasta rubrica se va intitula..."Ziua melodiei" si o lansez azi. Tin sa mentionez ca unele cantece imi plac pentru ca sunt simplu, genul meu, altele pentru ca imi merg la suflet si imi amintesc de cineva anume, de un loc anume sau o stare anume, iar altele mi-au ajuns dragi pentru ca imi place dansul israelian care le este atasat. Sper sa va placa si voua. Si ma intereseaza si parerile voastre asupra lor.
Enjoy!
Azi: Por tu ausencia (in spaniola, portugheza si ivrit)- David Broza (da, da , prietenul meu:) )