11. Andrea Motis in Tel-Aviv - 3.03.2023

[@elliottcohn1249]

I love the way the people keep clapping in unison as a nonverbal way of saying please continue don’t leave us yet! God bless you for your humility and for your talent. Everybody who is surrounding you is filled with so much talent! A God-given gift! This said I would love to hear the “trumpet blast” but that is only my own request whatever you feel led to do by almighty God is what you should do and clearly you are already even eligible of this #AndreaMotis and those who you collaborate with RA gift to the world!

[@igorrybak9534]

Wonderful, Andrea! I love you

[@greghemlock6679]

Thanks for posting these🎉

[@mariceamz]

Brasil music around the World, thank you, gratidão, belez,a, beautiful, love Jobim and friends ❤👏👏👏💞💞💞

[@angelalvarez6879]

Precioso😢

[@myriamfiguerola5864]

❤❤❤

[@annakolingerova6951]

Please what is the name of the first song and who wrote it? I love it. :)

[@Centercentaur66]

I also agree. It's difficult to be a fan of someone and see this. I try to search for an excuse.

[@marcelofernandorabelo9648]

[@julesnagy9110]

Is Andrea pregnant? She sounds deeper.

[@tomzappe1254]

What are they singing and what is the connection with the audience?

[@ernestoguzman7617]

What?????????!?!!!??

[@garyedmondson2998]

Ernesto, if you know the answer, please share. How else will we learn?

[@musicmanjuanballplaymusic1802]

it is a song in Hebrew called בואי לאילת

[@garyedmondson2998]

Which Google translates as "Come to Eilat." Thanks.

[@felicienforgues2311]

I am disappointed Andrea that you played in Tel Aviv. See what information Roger Waters, formally from Pink Floyd, could tell you on this government. Many artists have refused to play in Israel, despite a lucrative contract. Lorde refused to go. Consider the dark side of this administration

[@ArturoBeramendi1704]

I share your opinion to a certain extent, for me it would also be difficult to act in countries with little respect for human rights. But each person is different and thinks differently. And there are no absolute truths, each one has their personal and non-transferable truths and principles, as respectable as any other. If Andrea and Ignasi, whom I consider wonderful people, have decided to go, we must respect them. We are not in their heads nor do we know their motives. So it is better to enjoy the music and leave other personal considerations unrelated to it. After all, this is a music forum.

[@beachnut1043]

As someone who lived in Israel for 22 years in my youth, I just want to say the situation is very complex and it's hard to understand it all from watching the news. I am not trying to justify anything in particular, just adding my perspective. The media you follow has its point of view and will showcase the things that make its point. A case can be made for other points of view, too.

[@beachnut1043]

Also, Andrea and Ignasi bring beautiful healing energy and I am sure their music had a positive impact on the people who were present that night!

[@felicienforgues2311]

@@beachnut1043 I agree for this. But it is typical for Pro-Zionism to say how complicated it is. I've been following it for 30 years, from different sources and I find it relatively simple: Land grab, take Palestinians to extinction.

[@skolkoremi]

@@beachnut1043 i agree. Jazz brings progressive people together, not terrorists. Art and music is beyond border. Andrea go on in this way! The faschism is in the brain of this guy who want not tolerate this.