The pain. The agony. The beauty of this song. Almost 5 years ago, I went to visit for more than 2 weeks my sister's family when my brother-in-law was stationed for a tour of duty at Rota Naval Base outside of Cadiz in Andalusia. The US Navy even gave him and his family a home for 3 years in Puerto de Santa Maria nearby. On at least three occasions, twice for Shabbat I drove my sister's minivan to Gibraltar, to at least be around a vibrant Jewish community, one that has been thriving for 250 years. Everything else in Andalusia is Jewishly dead. I could not even bring myself to visit Cordoba to see the statue of the Rambam surrounded by a "cemetery" of what was a pulsating center for Medieval Jewry. The point was driven home on a visit to a beautiful historical park in Seville. We walked through the park and encountered the 1912? World's Fairgrounds where several horse driven carriages were lined up to give rides to tourists. I recognized that this was an important boulevard for the City of Seville. Then I saw the street sign, and my stomach turned sour from an acidic hate. They named the d-mn street after the most vicious female anti- Semite of the last 1000 years, Isabelle the Catholic. After that I looked forward to the day that I went back to Israel.
After 10yrs this song and her voice still give me goosebumps🤍
what a beautiful soul, mor karbasi.♥️
from turkey
Şu kadının değerini anlayamadılar :/
love you so much from turkey❤️
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yeni keşfettim mor karbasiyi inanılmaz bi sesi var bence tüyler diken
One of my favorite songs ever.
Çok güzel.
oha çok iyii
The pain. The agony. The beauty of this song. Almost 5 years ago, I went to visit for more than 2 weeks my sister's family when my brother-in-law was stationed for a tour of duty at Rota Naval Base outside of Cadiz in Andalusia. The US Navy even gave him and his family a home for 3 years in Puerto de Santa Maria nearby. On at least three occasions, twice for Shabbat I drove my sister's minivan to Gibraltar, to at least be around a vibrant Jewish community, one that has been thriving for 250 years. Everything else in Andalusia is Jewishly dead. I could not even bring myself to visit Cordoba to see the statue of the Rambam surrounded by a "cemetery" of what was a pulsating center for Medieval Jewry. The point was driven home on a visit to a beautiful historical park in Seville. We walked through the park and encountered the 1912? World's Fairgrounds where several horse driven carriages were lined up to give rides to tourists. I recognized that this was an important boulevard for the City of Seville. Then I saw the street sign, and my stomach turned sour from an acidic hate. They named the d-mn street after the most vicious female anti- Semite of the last 1000 years, Isabelle the Catholic. After that I looked forward to the day that I went back to Israel.
qué voz! cuánto sentimiento!
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷❤️
barukh YHWH