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A Yid Yehupitzville March 3, 2026

What are the words? Reply

E Brooklyn November 2, 2025

What is the origin of this tune and how did it become a Chabad nigun? Where can I find out more? Reply

Eliezer Zalmanov for Chabad.org November 2, 2025
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Apparently it was originally a niggun from the Bobov Chassidic dynasty, and after WWII (possibly when many different Chassidic groups came together in DP camps) it was picked up by Chabad Chassidim. Reply

E Brooklyn November 2, 2025
in response to Eliezer Zalmanov:

Thank you for this helpful info. Do you know who composed it and/or who brought it to Chabad?
Thanks. Reply