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(Israel21C) â Around the time the coronavirus crisis erupted, Yair Leviâs grandmother fell ill. A musician, Levi looked for a prayer to recite for her and came across a biblical verse that he quickly composed and sang.
The result was âRefa Na,â a soulful healing prayer that went viral across the world.
âIt came out within a week and it just exploded in a crazy way, with people who donât know Hebrew singing and praying that Covid should pass,â Levi recalls.
âI got covers from all over the world,â he says. âOne of the covers I got was by Carine. She first sang it in Hebrew and then in Arabic.â
Israeli and Lebanese musicians unite in healing prayer
Captivated by Yair Levi s musical version of a Hebrew litany for the sick, Carine Bassili tentatively reaches out, eager to translate the song into Arabic so that she could share it with her people, leading to a haunting collaboration and friendship
Atilla Somfalvi, Liron Nagler-Cohen |
Published: 02.06.21 , 14:18
An unexpected and moving collaboration between Israeli and Lebanese singers has been made possible due to social media.
Last spring, when the world was already months into the coronavirus pandemic, Israeli musician Yair Levi wrote and produced a tune to accompany a Jewish prayer for healing, motivated by his grandmother s illness and the pain of many afflicted by the virus.