Experiencing Nani Vazana perform Ladino music in the Jerusalem Synagogue in Prague is a profound act of cultural reconnection. While Prague is often associated with its Ashkenazi Jewish history, the performance evokes the often-overlooked Sephardic heritage that also forms part of the city’s Jewish tapestry. The Jerusalem Synagogue itself—though built in the early 20th century—is a symbol of Prague’s vibrant Jewish past, and hosting a Ladino concert within its walls breathes life into centuries-old melodies that once echoed across the Jewish diaspora. Vazana’s voice becomes a bridge, reawakening Prague’s deeper, multifaceted Jewish roots and inviting all who listen to be part of this intimate revival.