{"id":15757,"date":"2026-11-08T03:47:40","date_gmt":"2026-11-08T03:47:40","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/tewnet.com\/index\/?p=15757"},"modified":"2026-11-08T03:47:40","modified_gmt":"2026-11-08T03:47:40","slug":"helen-berhe-yebereta-ten-official-videos-part-1-ep-apple-music","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/tewnet.com\/index\/15757","title":{"rendered":"Helen Berhe Releases Yebereta (\u12e8\u1260\u1228\u1273) as Ten Official Videos; Part 1 EP Reaches Apple Music"},"content":{"rendered":"

Apple Music<\/a> now lists Helen Berhe\u2019s Yebereta (\u12e8\u1260\u1228\u1273), Part 1, as a five song EP dated November 5, 2026, with a \u2117 2026 Jifar Digitals notice. The listing, checked Saturday, November 7, is distinct from the ten official song videos she posted on her verified YouTube channel<\/a> from Thursday afternoon through Friday morning.<\/p>\n

The title track<\/a> went up on Thursday, November 5. The ten videos had more than 1.1 million combined views in the saved channel check at about 8:25 AM ET on Saturday, November 7. The channel had about 166,000 subscribers at that check.<\/p>\n

Ethio.Music<\/a> reported the release on November 6, listing the song names and title track credits. Its report said an Apple Music search that day returned no Yebereta listing. Saturday\u2019s EP listing adds a streaming release to that account.<\/p>\n

The Ten Songs and Their Titles<\/h2>\n

The videos appeared in this order: Yebereta (\u12e8\u1260\u1228\u1273), Arada (\u12a0\u122b\u12f3), Deg Sew (\u12f0\u130d \u1230\u12cd), Zeyadaye (\u12da\u12eb\u12f3\u12ec) and Maneh (\u121b\u1290\u1205), followed by Munanaye (\u1219\u1293\u1293\u12ec) with Alazar Abdu, Shege (\u1238\u130c), Teretaw (\u1270\u1228\u1273\u12cd), Wibetu (\u12cd\u1260\u1271) and Nafkognal (\u1293\u134d\u1246\u129b\u120d). Her album playlist<\/a> uses the Latin spelling Yeberta, as do some descriptions. The Ge\u2019ez title is \u12e8\u1260\u1228\u1273.<\/p>\n

The title track runs four minutes 38 seconds. Its description credits Helen for melody, Surafel Yeshi Tila for arrangement, Eyobel Birhanu for lyrics, Funu Gidabo for mixing, Solomon Hailemariam for mastering and Amanuel for guitar. In the Saturday, November 7 check, it had more than 275,000 views, the most of the set. Zeyadaye had more than 172,000 and Nafkognal more than 145,000.<\/p>\n

Credits Across the Videos<\/h2>\n

The saved descriptions credit Zeraabruk Semaw with melody on Arada, Deg Sew, Shege and Nafkognal. Arada and Deg Sew credit him and Tadesse Geleta for lyrics and Funuel Asefa for arrangement. Deg Sew also credits Funuel Asefa for masinko and mixing. Zeyadaye credits Mihretab Desta for melody and lyrics and Abraham Kidane for arrangement and mixing.<\/p>\n

Munanaye credits Helen for melody, Surafel Yeshitila for arrangement, Eyobel Birhanu for lyrics, Yeshewaget for saxophone and Hadis Hadinko for masinko. Its mixing credit reads Fanu Gidabo. These names retain the spelling in each description rather than assuming that differently spelled credits identify the same person. Solomon Hailemariam is credited with mastering on most tracks.<\/p>\n

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Helen Berhe on the thumbnail art for Zeyadaye (\u12da\u12eb\u12f3\u12ec), posted November 5, 2026. Credit: Helen Berhe YouTube channel<\/a>.<\/em><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

A Separate Streaming Edition<\/h2>\n

The Apple EP contains Arada, Maneh, Munanaye, Deg Sew and Ziyadaye. Apple uses Ziyadaye where the video title uses Zeyadaye. The title track, Shege, Teretaw, Wibetu and Nafkognal are not on that five song listing.<\/p>\n

The video descriptions carry a \u00a9 2026 Helen Berhe notice, while Apple displays \u2117 2026 Jifar Digitals. Those are the notices shown by the sources, not a determination of ownership.<\/p>\n