Ofra Haza sang "Deliver Us" and the Lullaby in 29 different languages. We can say that we, from US to Brazil, from Spain to Russia, heard the same woman sing Deliver Us to us.

DreamWorks absolutely killed it with this movie and the soundtrack for it. I can honestly say and be proud of the fact that this soundtrack has been a staple on my playlist for decades and for good reason not even in a spiritual or biblical sense but for being just that impactful all around.

I love how in the10 Plagues, when Moses sings "All the innocent whosuffer from your stubbornness and pride" he sings "pride" so forwardly, it really feels like he is crying, throwing his frustration and heartbreak to Ramses. Just the storytelling in all of the singing

Ofra Haza's voice was one for the ages. I really sought her out after watching this film as a child. Loved hearing her sing.

I am not religious by any stretch of the imagination, but this film... even just the clips you analyzed, goosebumps every single time. It's genuinely one of the most amazing films I saw as a child and fell for it all over again as an adult. Just stunning.

The "elohim, God on high" is something I missed as a child. The spirit was in that, the whole movie! 🔥

Literally the best soundtrack of all time. Hans Zimmer is a musical genius, nobody does contemporary classical like him. A masterpiece 🤌🏽

As a mom to a baby boy, I simply cannot hear the river lullaby without bawling. Even though I sing it to my little one all the time (leaving the word 'last' out) but her voice conveys such emotion, such pain...it's heartbreaking and yet beautiful at the same time. Ofra's voice really was magical.

The Prince of Egypt and it’s sound track is so underrated for being an absolute masterpiece.

I'm not even religious but this song and movie make me weep and give me goosebumps. Just incredible. This type of stuff will make you a believer if only while you're listening.

"My son, I have nothing I can give but this chance that you may live" has got to be one of the most heartbreaking song lyrics ever.

The trills and and... wails? that's the best descriptor for what Ofra is doing, is pretty typical of Middle-Eastern/North African vocal style. The cracks and trills sound spontaneous but its all controlled by breathing etc. It takes years of practice to do it without sounding awkward or overwhelming, and when it's done right... it will give you goosebumps.

Still gives me chills since I was kid. They absolutely halted these productions cuss this animation alone had so much impact. I'd say it's one of the pillars of my faith growing up.

I have to say although it's an animation, these songs make you wanna worship harder.

Ofra's voice always reminds me of a river. Her voice is like water. Im mexican and im so glad she did the spanish verdion of this song. I dont think anybody else could pull this off.

I find it so interesting how the voice of God in the Plagues song isn't one individual male or female voice (despite God having a male voice in the burning bush scene when talking to Moses in a more intimate setting), but a choir of mixed voices. It really drives home the idea of God as closer to a force of Nature than something you can anthropomorphize

Religious or not, this movie is just absolutely beautiful, and the music especially is just amazing.

The mother singing to baby Moses makes me cry EVERY single time.

I don’t know if you’ve done the Hunchback of Notre Dam yet, but you absolutely should! I’d love to hear your thoughts on it!

Moses" mother's singing draws you into the story. He's analyzing the voice and technique, and I keep getting sucked into and enchanted by the story she's telling.
This was an amazing movie.

every time I hear Ofra's singing in it I start to cry... 😭