Esta melodía fue introducida por el Rebe de Jabad, Rabi Menajem Mendel Schneerson, de bendita memoria, en la segunda noche de Pesaj del año 1955
Vehi Sheomdo
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Music notes courtesy of Kehot Publication Society and Chabad Melodies by Eli Lipsker and Velvel Pasternak.
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Anonymous
Arizona
26 Junio, 2015
thanks Thank you, I watch a little baby boy and I put on this music to put him to sleep! It realy calms him down Reply
Anonymous
16 Julio, 2013
source of niggun Karliner Chasidim trace this melody to Rebbe Aaron hagadol of Karlin; disciple of the great Maggid of Mezerich. Reply
Anonymous
Adelaide, SOUTH AUSTRALIA
7 Junio, 2010
HEAVEN ON EARTH!
Beautiful song and great for the praise of G-d.
It is lovely to hear the voice of the young lad praising Our Father in Heaven.
Those who hate His people will come to ruin; it is better for man to do Teshuvah (repentance) and come home to regain the lost past.
Great work. Shalom.
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JF
28 Enero, 2026
in response to Anonymous:
Teshuvah is not simply repentance. That is an oversimplification. We admit our transgression, request forgiveness, atone and return. What might be considered the most important part of teshuvah is returning, to G-d, to G-dliness, to the us who would normally not do that which is not desired by G-d. It is not simplistic. It is a heartfelt understanding that we have hurt our relationship and it must be repaired, further elevating it, and our world to have less darkness. Others are given strength to avoid doing sons by our teshuva. Reply
Mordechai
san francisco, ca
29 Marzo, 2010
The tune Perhaps the Rebbe introduced this because it was a niggun from Poland? I do not know the answer, but someone else may. Reply
Holevy
LongBeach, CA
16 Mayo, 2009
I like all the information you give about the Jewish religion. Reply
JF
28 Enero, 2026
in response to Holevy:
Judaism is a relationship with G-d. Religions look to "get" from G-d. We do not. We seek to serve, to do His divine will with no reward expected. That is not our motivation at all. Only a union, an intimate one, with the Holy One Blessed be He. Reply
Menachem Mendel Meretsky
State College, PA
6 Abril, 2009
VERY nice!!!!!
yasher koach
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Baruch Weiss
Chicago , IL
5 Abril, 2009
Loudly and with Joy According to what I read this verse has to be said loudly and with Joy. This version sounds sad. Reply
Jacinta & Cameron Harrison (Canberra, Australia)
Canberra, ACT Australia
19 Junio, 2008
Educational My son and I looked at the web site for a school project he was doing. I give this web site 10/10 for children. He enjoyed all the interactive features of the site and so did I. We are not Jewish and both of us enjoyed being educated on Judaism. What a beautiful religion : ) Reply
Levi
las vegas
19 Marzo, 2018
in response to Jacinta & Cameron Harrison (Canberra, Australia):
A beautiful Nigun. I gives the feel of the Yidden marching through time and HKBH saving them. Reply
JF
28 Enero, 2026
in response to Jacinta & Cameron Harrison (Canberra, Australia):
Wonderful that you found chabad.org. It is a source of learning for all who seek to know more about G-d, His holy Torah and our place in improving it for G-d.
Fior clarification, Judaism is a relationship with G-d. Religion is a creation of man, not G-d which can in some ways distance people from the Holy One Blessed be He. Everyone is encouraged to have a special, unique connection with G-d in their own way. An intimate, personal, one-on-one union of Creator and creation. The relationship grows, intensifies, as we do in our service of G-d. May you and your son be blessed to continue to discover more about G-d and His plan for all of us.
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