I was just made aware of this version of Hallelujah. I believe the artist may be Israeli and this is done in either Ladino or Spanish, not sure which as they are both quite similar. Ladino is to Spanish what Yiddish is to German. It's quite lovely and give a new twist to very classic Leonard Cohen.
http://youtu.be/0K8M7QGUeo8
This link is a bit better. It doesn't cut off suddenly at the end like the first one does:
http://youtu.be/1OE05MxJLOo
For something just a little different...
For something just a little different...
Lili
"Well, that's my story
I admit it's broken and it's bleak
But all the twisted pieces fit
A 1000 kisses deep."
"Well, that's my story
I admit it's broken and it's bleak
But all the twisted pieces fit
A 1000 kisses deep."
Re: For something just a little different...
Hi Lili
There is a discussion on Yasmin Levy and her version of Hallelujah here:
viewtopic.php?f=8&t=23080
This thread includes a link to an interview with Yasmin which you may find interesting. We discovered her music by accident at a festival earlier this year and were totally bowled over by her music and her charm.
Wendy
There is a discussion on Yasmin Levy and her version of Hallelujah here:
viewtopic.php?f=8&t=23080
This thread includes a link to an interview with Yasmin which you may find interesting. We discovered her music by accident at a festival earlier this year and were totally bowled over by her music and her charm.
Wendy