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ליפא שמעלצער נייע חתונה טעיפ Lipa 24/6

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קליפ » 14/2/2011 17:57

http://jewishmusicreport.com/2011/02/14/its-official-lipa-246-is-almost-done/



תוקן על ידי קליפ ב- 14/02/2011 18:02:13

SatmarBum » 22/2/2011 03:33

די נייע CD COVER

http://twitpic.com/42d8h2


Very soon, hold your breath, on Twitpic

קליפ » 25/2/2011 19:21

EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW FOR THECOOLJEW.com OF THE NEW ALBUM The JI is reporting that Lipa will be in Pomegrante in Flatbush Sunday. The CD should start appearing in stores over the next few days. http://www.thejewishinsights.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/liPAmegranate1-500x386.jpg

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קליפ » 27/2/2011 02:07

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קליפ » 27/2/2011 02:08

קליפ » 1/3/2011 02:59

Lipa Schmeltzer Sings at Pomegranate 2/27/2011 as a promo for the release of his new album Lipa 24/6
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קליפ » 1/3/2011 03:00

קליפ » 1/3/2011 03:12

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קליפ » 1/3/2011 03:13

קליפ » 2/3/2011 14:55

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קליפ » 2/3/2011 14:55

SatmarBum » 22/3/2011 22:22


http://www.vosizneias.com/79193/2011/03/21/new-york-3-years-after-a-ban-lipa-stronger-than-ever-with-release-of-latest-albaum/

New York - 3 Years After a Ban 'Lipa' Stronger Than Ever With Release Of Latest Album


Photo Credit By Baruch EzaguiPhoto Credit By Baruch Ezagui

New York - Last month, the hugely popular Hasidic singer Lipa Schmeltzer, known simply as “Lipa,” released his latest album, 󈬈/6,” a collection of cover songs currently popular at Hasidic weddings.

The release comes almost exactly three years after the singer’s then-largest concert was banned by many prominent rabbis in the Haredi world, and it is only the latest step in what has become an exceedingly successful career.

In early 2008, the then-rising Hasidic entertainer advertised a huge concert at Madison Square Garden dubbed “The Big Event.” Just two and a half weeks before the March 9 show, a ban was published in religious newspapers signed by many respected ultra-Orthodox rabbis. The ban resulted in the cancellation of the concert, as well as of an April show in London. The New York Times quoted Schmeltzer saying that he had no choice but to obey the decree. “I have a career, I have a wife and kids to support, I have a mortgage to pay, I have to get out of the fire.”

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