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- Hebrew Name: נפתלי קמפה
- String Ratio: Raavad Ratio
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- Date Born: April 8, 1990
- Location Born: Tifrah, Israel
- Current Location: Jerusalem, Israel
About Wearer
From https://grokipedia.com/page/naftali-kempeh:
Naftali Kempeh (Hebrew: נפתלי קמפה; born April 8, 1990) is an Israeli chareidi singer and composer renowned for his kumzitz-style performances that appeal to ultra-Orthodox Jewish yeshiva communities in Israel and abroad.[1][2]Kempeh, a Lithuanian chareidi artist based in Jerusalem, has built a dedicated following through self-composed Hasidic and Jewish original music, often accompanying himself on guitar during intimate kumzitz sessions.[3][4] He began composing songs as early as his bar mitzvah and gained prominence in the niche chareidi music scene starting around 2018 with his initial releases.[2][3]His discography includes annual albums such as Elul Zman (2022), Libi (2023), Shabbat Yeshiva (2024), and Ad Sheyavo Mashiach (2025), featuring tracks like “Sharei Shomayim” and “Toameha” that emphasize themes of faith and joy.[3][5] These works, often self-released and available on platforms like Spotify and Apple Music, have contributed to sold-out concerts and collaborations with artists such as Hershy Weinberger and Baruch Levine.[3][6] Kempeh’s rise from a small circle of Israeli yeshivos to international recognition highlights his role in filling gaps in English-language coverage of emerging chareidi musicians.[2]
