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I’m trying to find a song about a chossid and his new Sephardic neighbor. They each take turns singing and join together singing zemiros. Does anyone know the name of the song?
sfashkenaz by abie rotenberg
Sfashkenaz by Abie Rotenberg (one of the Journeys albulms, I think)
sfashkenaz, its on one of the journeys cds
yeah its also in the journeys video.
no longer, I could be wrong but I believe the words are ” So I’ll ignore him and he’ll ignore me”
IT SHOULD BE CALLED SFASHIDISH BECAUSE ITS ABOT A SEFARD AND A CHOSSID! NOTHING TO DO WITH ASHKENAZ!
Makcklemore, what happened, Caps was broken on your computer or something?
Chassidish is a part of Ashkenaz. Ashkenaz is basically Europe. Chassidim come from Europe. The other part is Litvaks. Sephardim originated from Sfard, which was Spain. For Generations there has been controversy between Ashkenaz and Sephard. Therefore this song was about that they were next door neighbors and they each thought the other one was strange. They each thought this is my minhag and the other has weird minhagim. Then they discovered that they have the same tune for Baruch Kel Elyon on Shabbos and then they realized that they could be friends.
Still doesnt make sense
There is no such place as “Chassidish”. “Ashkenaz” refers to people from the place. “Chassidish” refers to people with specific unique beliefs/practices.
Actually yeshivaguy45, Ashkenazim are from countries of Xstian decent and Sefardim are from Muslim descent, with the exception of spain.
Anyone know what the song Ad Olam by YBC is called? It’s really bugging me!
It sounds like you’re trolling. It sounds like the question of what’s the color of George Washington’s WHITE horse?
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