"Tzena Tzena" is a popular Israeli folk song that originated in the 1940s. The song's title translates to "Come Out" in English and invites people to gather and enjoy life. It reflects the spirit of community and celebration, often associated with Jewish culture and traditions. The song gained international fame when it was recorded by the Weavers, an American folk music group, in 1950. Its catchy melody and upbeat rhythm have made it a favorite at various cultural events and gatherings, symbolizing joy and togetherness in the Jewish community and beyond.