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A romantic Hebrew folk song often performed at weddings, popularized in international music festivals during the 1960s.

A beloved Hebrew love song composed in 1957, frequently performed at Jewish weddings. Its cyclical structure allows seamless looping during ceremonial processions. The arrangement described emphasizes string quartet adaptability.

"Erev Shel Shoshanim" (Evening of Roses) is a beloved Israeli folk song popularized in the 1950s. Its poetic lyrics combining romantic imagery with natural metaphors became iconic in Jewish culture. The song gained international recognition after being featured in the 1960 film "Exodus" and has been covered by numerous artists worldwide.