Young people from Cologne and Aachen conquer Jewrovision with heart and talent!

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Young people from Cologne and Aachen win “Jewrovision” 2025, celebrate Jewish culture and connect hearts in Dortmund.

Jugendliche aus Köln und Aachen gewinnen "Jewrovision" 2025, feiern jüdische Kultur und verbinden Herzen in Dortmund.
Young people from Cologne and Aachen win “Jewrovision” 2025, celebrate Jewish culture and connect hearts in Dortmund.

Young people from Cologne and Aachen conquer Jewrovision with heart and talent!

The stage has long been home to a variety of talents, but when young people from Cologne and Aachen perform together, it won't just be a music or dance competition - it will be a real celebration of culture! This is what happened at this year's Jewish song and dance competition “Jewrovision”, which had the motto “United in Hearts”. How Deutschlandfunk culture reports, the group from the Jewish youth centers Jachad Cologne and Kavanah Aachen convinced the jury at the Dortmund trade fair with their impressive appearance. Over 1,200 children and young people between the ages of ten and 20 celebrated Jewish culture and Shabbat together.

Following the award ceremony, the Chesed Gelsenkirchen youth center was honored for the best video. The competition, which was part of a youth encounter lasting several days, creates a platform for young talents to express their identity and passion through music and dance and at the same time live together in a community.

Musical identity and tradition

Music plays a central role in Jewish life and is an expression of culture and spirituality. Traditionally, Jewish music is viewed as a form of communication between man and God, with singing being particularly important. Historically, Jewish music is a rich heritage that dates back to the 18th century through oral traditions. As the Federal Agency for Civic Education notes, it is the desire to express personal devotion to God through music that continues to inspire many Jewish artists today.

Events like Jewrovision not only give young people the opportunity to be artistic, but also to appreciate and pass on their cultural roots. The combination of tradition and modern expression shows how vibrant Jewish culture is in Germany.

Young artists with big plans

Another fascinating aspect of Jewish culture is the development of new artists from the scene, such as LINA, who wants to return to her roots in 2025. Not only does she have a talent for music, but she has also had an impressive career, ranging from gold albums to ECHO nominations. The young artist's companion is her decision to focus on what feels right to her without making compromises. With her new management and a fresh label, LINA wants to further develop her own musical style and find solutions for self-determination.

Festivals like Jewrovision and the music of artists like LINA are not only part of an entertainment scene, but they also testify to the diversity and strength of Jewish identity in Germany. The musical roots that have grown through generations offer an exciting framework for the creative development of future generations.