To say Micha Gamerman is a jack of all trades would be a huge understatement. Soon after his marriage, Micha completed his rabbinical studies and was certified as a mohel. Today, Micha is an active rebbe and educator of hundreds of children of the Jewish community in São Paulo. He also performs britim throughout all of Brazil. But Micha is becoming increasingly famous as a rising star of the international Jewish music scene.
Micha starting singing as a child. He honed his skills performing at weddings and bar mitzvahs. In recent years, following encouragement from relatives and friends, he made the leap to international music, releasing his first album “Kesher Shel Kayomo.” The album established Micha as a talented singer and the songs became Jewish radio hits in Israel and the USA. Micha has performed with singers Yaakov Shwekey, Ohad Moskowitz and Itzik Dadya and at many large events worldwide.
In 2015, Micha Gamerman released his second album, titled “Micha Avdecha,” where he teamed up with Yitzy Berry and Eli Klein who were responsible for the music production and arrangements of the album. Micha also joined the best composers of Jewish international music, including Yossi Green, Yitzy Waldner, Ari Goldwag, Eli Schwab, as well as Eli Klein and Yitzy Berry. “Micha Avdecha” has 13 tracks in different styles and musical genres, with both sacred texts and original songs in Hebrew, English and Yiddish.
At the end of 2017, Micha released his third album, “A Child Of Hashem.” The album is currently being played on leading Jewish radio stations around the world.
Micha will perform live at a free concert in Passaic Park on August 12, 2018, between 5 and 7 p.m. at the Bandshell in Third Ward Park (across the street from the Passaic train station), sponsored by Mayor Hector C. Lora and produced by Yehudis Herzfeld. The concert will feature Rabbi Benzion Klatzko, founder of Shabbat.com, who will address the audience with words of Torah, and Mendy Pellin, a hasidic comic and star of the web-based satirical news show The Mendy Report, who will provide some comic relief. Bring your blankets and chairs and enjoy the free concert with your family and friends.
