The Vach family is a family of 11 children, sons and daughters who sing together. Over the past 15 years, the family has released five albums: 'Bikurim', 'Bein HaZhaman', 'Pisat Haim', 'Shabbat' and 'Chopat Ananim', which have been very successful.
Among them are songs that gained great popularity, such as 'Kedosh', 'Achotnu', 'At Achi Ankhy Mebeks' and 'El Hiita'.
After five years of musical drought, the family members are launching their sixth album called 'Lil Avraham'.
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The album is acoustic and contains 12 songs with original melodies, with diverse texts; some are original, some from the sources and some by contemporary poets.
The album was created over two and a half years, in a slower process than previous albums, due to the daily challenges that often delayed the recordings of the brothers scattered throughout the army and the country.
The album was led, together with the family, by the two arrangers Eran Klein and Tzach Drori, who also participated in the previous projects, each with his own unique musical perception, playing style, and talent. Listening to the sequence of songs on the album also creates a movement between diverse songs and different singers, but mainly between two special arrangers.
The musicians participating in the project: Assaf Zamir, Gilad Efrat, Amit Yitzhak and the string ensemble, accurately portray the intention of the arrangers.
As in previous albums, the songs express love for this country and its people, most of them sung and present in everyday life.
Unlike previous albums, in which some of the songs are 'album' songs, a large portion of the songs on the new album are expected to enter the listeners' pantheon of songs and their Shabbat table.
Songs like Hai, Bemarom, Eliyahu, Tsema Nafshi, Yehi Hachodesh - have a new power that we didn't know in previous albums.
