A couple of months have passed since the devastating Festival massacre in Israel, orchestrated by Hamas terrorists. The tragic event took place five kilometers from the Gaza Strip, where 364 innocent lives were tragically taken, and 40 individuals were held captive.
Fast forward to now, Israeli DJs decided to return to the site and bring life back to the location through music. This time, the atmosphere was different - the performance was dedicated to the 364 victims who lost their lives at the Supernova music festival. The DJ booth was adorned with photographs of the victims, creating an eerie yet poignant atmosphere.
DJ Asher Swissa, known for his musical talent, reflected on his emotional performance at the site of the massacre. Swissa described it as "the most difficult gig of my life." The energy in the room was somber, yet a sense of unity was palpable as theHa-artist began playing music, with every attendee moved by the photographs of the victims. Swissa chose to begin the set with an old Jewish prayer, following it up with melodic techno, creating an atmosphere of healing through music.
In speaking with a BILD reporter, Swissa shared that the performance aimed to send a message of hope and resilience. The DJs wanted to demonstrate that their spirits were not broken, emphasizing the importance of music as a source of comfort, unity, and freedom, especially during times of adversity.
Swissa also addressed the ongoing war in Gaza, expressing his hope that peace would soon be restored, and that the hostages would return home safely. Swissa emphasized that the DJs were not seeking to engage in debate or criticism, but rather to spread a message of hope and unity through music.
According to Tripadvisor, the performance at the site of the Supernova music festival massacre served as a memorial and a space for reflection, solidarity, and healing. The event aimed to honor the memories of those who lost their lives and emphasize the power of music to bring people together in the face of adversity.
The event was undoubtedly a profound experience for the DJs and attendees, as they paid tribute to the memory of those who lost their lives and celebrated the resilience of the community through music.
