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I downloaded the whole 80s decade, all songs from Eurovision contest, and I must say that this song is my favorite from the 80s. I remember it as a kid, listening the contest in Yugoslavia, and then realized that actually always Israel and Italy have the best songs of the Eurovisions songs, and of the 80s Eurovision songs, this one is for me Israeli's best. It is unbelievably powerful and beautiful, perfectly arranged and simply unforgettable (haunting me like few other great songs did through my life), and I believe that anyone that knows what really good music is (people with musical education, especially those with knowledge of classical music too) must admit that this song has indeed a special value as a musical master-piece...The middle part of the song gives you an impression that it's gonna reach the sky with its fullness...STUNNINGLY BEAUTIFUL (beyond words!)...NDru01 208.65.244.12210:30, 29 May 2007 (UTC)Reply
Just too bad that the version that I had in mind, the longer one (not the contest version, it seems) with the great instrumental part lasting aprox 17 sec, coming after that 'sky-reaching' part, is not the version available on Youtube, and that version cannot be so easily found. That version is also richer with background intruments, ends with fadeout, and seems to be slightly slower tempo than these Youtube ones...NDru01 67.212.21.248 (talk) 18:10, 3 March 2010 (UTC)Reply
How come the same person is named Shlomit Aharon in the Artist section and Shlomit Dor in the Lyricist section?
Isnt it more logical to keep with one name (perferably Shlomit Aharon, as this is her stage name).
She was married to Yuval Dor, therefore her name changed. But, she always appeared under the name Shlomit Aharon on stage.
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