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Kuma
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John's Tehila
01:47
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Morid Hageshem
03:35
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Marandi's Tehila
02:21
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Shalom Alechem
03:06
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Lecha Dodi
04:32
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Trip's Tehila
02:29
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Lechu Neranena
03:45
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Banu Choshech
04:08
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Yonatan Gutfeld New York
Yonatan Gutfeld is an Israeli musician based in Brooklyn, NY. He has published five albums encompassing Hebrew poetry, Israeli social politics, children's songs for Hebrew learners, and ambient music. Gutfeld has composed soundtracks for theater and films and often collaborates with visual artists. He is the musical director at the New Shul and a music educator for various organizations. ... more
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