I know this a bit of a break from the Arab-Latin theme, but this is an Israeli folk song, sung by a very famous Chilean folk group.
Quilapayún is a very famous Chilean folk ensemble. The name means three bearded men in the Mapuche language of the native Indians South Chile.
I found out about the video on: https://twitter.com/hod_chile
Hod’s Twitter page says:
¿Qué es Hod Chile? Hod significa “otro” en hebreo, es un grupo activista e independiente de formación judía-progresista, pluralista, diversa y sionista.
What is Hod Chile? Hod means “other” in hebrew. It is a independently formed activist group, progressive-Jewish, pluralist, diverse and zionist.
It seems be a Zionist Gay activist page.
April 14, 2020 – Edited: I had to remove a dead link video, and make some corrections
An Argentine Municipality sent out an official notice to one taxpayer which said, “Patriot, Kill a Jew”
You have to be able to read Spanish to understand it, but it is nasty.
Argentina Jews are understandably furious.
Source: Outpost on Pampas Where Jews Once Found Refuge Wilts as They Leave
New York Times
by Simon Romero
June 9, 2013MOISÉS VILLE, Argentina — At its height in the 1940s, this outpost on Argentina’s grasslands had four synagogues for a population of 5,000, a theater for Yiddish-language acting troupes, a newspaper filled with feverish debates about the creation of the state of Israel and saloons where Jewish gauchos galloping in from the pampas could nurse a drink alongside fellow cowhands.
Now, Moisés Ville, founded in 1889 by Jews fleeing the pogroms of the Czarist Russian empire, has only about 200 Jews among its 2,000 residents. The last regularly functioning synagogue lacks a rabbi. The Hebrew school halted classes this year because of the dwindling number of Jewish children. Some of the last remaining Jewish gauchos have swapped their horses for Ford pickup trucks, and they now ponder the future of their way of life.
Great Article: Read the rest of it at the link above
Great Video: See them both below