Tonight is the start of the Passover holiday, when Jews read the Haggadah – the 3,500-year-old story of the liberation of the Children of Israel from Egyptian slavery. Every family has its own traditions and ways of singing. A perennial favourite at the conclusion of the meal is Had Gadia, which exists in a Ladino version. (Un Kavretico).
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