Music to Our Ears: Israel’s Shalva Band Performs with Artists from the UAE
Separated by more “land” than “water” but far too much “trouble,” Israel’s Shalva band sings ‘Bridge Over Troubled Waters’ with artists from the United Arab Emirates.
Separated by more “land” than “water” but far too much “trouble,” Israel’s Shalva band sings ‘Bridge Over Troubled Waters’ with artists from the United Arab Emirates.
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