Yemenite singing has a very special "color" to it. The Jews in Yemen developed their music quite separately from the Arabs, so their melodies were more unique to their culture, as opposed to Jewish melodies in other countries, where they were usually "borrowed" from local musics. Elohim Eshala is an example of one of those beautiful Yemenite songs. It is a piyyut (religious song) by the poet Yosef Ben Israel, and here sung by the great singer Aharon Amram. This melody arrived