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Chai5 at the Israeli Day Parade

Pictured above is Chai5 entertaining and thrilling the
crowd on June 5th, 2005, at the Israeli Day Parade
in Manhattan.
Keep checking back for more info on their summer tour in
the U.S.A.
CHAI 5 Invites Fans
to UNITED Signing Tour At Area Stores
Jewish Boy Band Members to Visit Book and Record Stores
Throughout Northeast
New York, NY, - CHAI 5, The Jewish Boy Band
invites fans of every generation to visit them throughout the
metropolitan area's Jewish book and record stores as they
introduce UNITED, the group's exciting new CD.
The songs on the UNITED album combine lyrics closely linked to
traditional sources, including the Bible and the sacred liturgy,
complemented with music in an array of contemporary style
including pop, reggae, ballads, and even hip hop. CHAI 5's music
is beloved by members of every generation.
To thank their loyal fans, CHA! 5 will present a crowd-pleasing
mini concert performance at each signing location. In addition,
everyone who purchases the UNITED CD will receive a special gift
from CHAI 5 as well as a discount on the groups initial album,
Barchanu.
CHAI, the Hebrew word for "life" {colloquially, "luck" from the
numerical value of its letters, 18) perfectly describes the
group's lively performance. Each member of CHAI 5 is a talented
individual performer; together, they are a musical phenomena.
The excitement and energy the boys bring to Benji's Rafaeli's
traditionally reflective lyrics carries audiences to
enthusiastic enjoyment. The high-energy, acrobatic dance
accompanying each melody is, much to the pleasure of the parents
who often join the younger audience members, appropriate for
every group.
"It was my hope to create a fun-filled program acceptable and
appropriate for all audiences," notes Benji. Many Jewish
teenagers and students were looking for sin appropriate and
acceptable band that offers the excitement and energy of today's
music yet avoids inappropriate behavior. "Everywhere the kids
turn they are bombarded with the imagery and words the may be
explicit or at the least inappropriate. CHAI 5 is a wonderful
alternative and makes kids feel included in the contemporary
music scene. Its a wonderful way for them to experience music in
an I fun-filled Jewish environment."
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