Hanan Ben Ari and Peer Tasi in a joint show: when 1+1 = a million

The culture correspondent for Kan 11 describes the joint show of Hanan Ben Ari and Peer Tasi at the Amphi Max in Rishon LeZion, in front of 15,000 spectators. The personal and musical connection between the two, the precise arrangements, and the live playing of more than 20 musicians create an immersive experience. Alongside the celebration, the show incorporates a tribute to the fallen and the bereaved families, three years after October 7, with songs like "Shvurei Lev" and "Ad Acharei HaNetzach." The correspondent concludes: this is a show that belongs in Yarkon Park.

The culture correspondent for Kan 11 describes the joint show of Hanan Ben Ari and Peer Tasi, which took place yesterday (Thursday, September 24, 2026) at the Amphi Max in Rishon LeZion, in front of 15,000 spectators. The correspondent, who defines herself as a fan of both artists, describes a deep musical and personal connection between the two, expressed in mutual appreciation and genuine joy on stage. The show featured more than 20 musicians, precise arrangements by Tomer Biran and Matan Dror, and songs performed by each other without feeling like covers. Alongside the festive atmosphere, the show incorporated a tribute to the fallen and the bereaved families, three years after October 7, with songs like "Shvurei Lev" by Hanan and "Ad Acharei HaNetzach" by Peer, and a screen displaying the names of the fallen. The correspondent describes sharp transitions between crying and laughter, and concludes that the show deserves Yarkon Park.