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Ella Lee's hit is an instant classic, but it has something annoying and even dangerous about it

Is "The Most Beautiful Girl in Kindergarten" a song that should star in the Pantheon or be hid?

What is the problematic message that emerges from Ella's "What I Want"?

And why is Erez Driggs' hair in "rehearsals" so perfect?

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• Rehearsals - Series

• Noa Koller

• Erez Driggs

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Meitar Schleider Potschnik and Avner Shavit

Thursday, November 26, 2020, 12:00 p.m.

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Jonathan Geffen and Yoni Rechter wrote "The Most Beautiful Girl in Kindergarten" in the late 1970s, and since then the song has become an Israeli classic.

This week, for the first time, he also arrived in France, thanks to a spoken and glorious French version prepared for him by Anat Moskowski, an Israeli musician living in Paris.

Moshkovsky's voice is as heavenly as ever, but did we really need a remake of this song?

Isn't a discourse on "The Most Beautiful Girl" something more appropriate for the year of the cult hit's release, and a little less appropriate now?

This question was raised at the beginning of the weekly conversation between Meitar Schleider Potschnik and Avner Shavit as part of the Walla Culture podcast.

Afterwards, no less fateful issues arose, of which Erez Driggs' hair in "Rehearsals" is one of the main ones.

More on the menu: Why "Rehearsals" is such a recommended series, and why "What I Want" by Ella deserves all the praise as well, but there is still something annoying.

And for dessert: what should be the point of view in the remake of "Forget Me At Home," which celebrated its thirtieth anniversary this week?

Listen to fascinating conversations with Naftali Bennett, Avi Nemani and Ehud Olmert on the Walla!

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