Ojalá
I wrote Ojalá in response to the heartbreaking tragedy that is this current chapter of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict - particularly with respect to children. The Spanish word Ojalá comes from the Arabic: Inshallah, for God willing, which to me sounds close to the Hebrew: Tikvah, meaning hope. My hope is that eventually these two cultures, which share so much in common, will find the path to peace.
Violin Viola: Bryan Senti
Viola: Meena Bhasin
Cello: Noah Hoffeld
Bass: Spencer Zahn
MIx: Justin Moshkevich
Mastered by Bo Kondren at Calyx Mastering Berlin
Artwork by Ramon Coronado
Out on Naïve Records
