Amitai Aricha: Finding My Tribe in the Yemenite Jewish Tradition

n this full episode, Amitai Aricha shares his deeply personal journey. From his family's arrival in Israel in 1912 to the "rebellious" visit to his grandfather's synagogue that changed his life forever. Explore the world of Yemenite Jewish "Diwan" singing, the poetry of Rabbi Shalom Shabazi, and the unique artistic challenge of adding instruments to a 2,000-year-old vocal tradition.
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