Black Holes and Breathe from ;the Pepsi Center are basically one perfomance. Make sure you turn on English subtitles as she explains why she is singing a song she said she would never perform live.
Written by 13 year old Pau about addiction for their first album XXI Century blood. Overall Mexicans have learned to love TW. But there are still detractors who call them cultural traitors, who have said their parents bought their career, and that they are successfull only because they are pretty. The songs Narcissista and Six Feet Deep are their response.
I’m Mexican and I love TW, however, for me the word 'malinchista' doesn’t mean 'cultural traitor.' It simply refers to someone who has a preference for foreign things or maybe lacks pride in national things, but calling it 'cultural traitor' is too strong. By the way, I ask, is 'cultural cringe' the same as 'cultural traitor'?
Tears. As good as this was without an orchestra at Dakota bar, which still brings tears to my eyes every time I hear it, the strings simply transform this song. Beautiful. Authentic passion.
To answer your question: As a Mexican I don't mind what language they sang, talent is talent. My gut feeling tells me that most Mexicans don't care either, we are proud of them regardless.
There's a handful of Mexicans that seem to have a problem with TW, but the crowd here at CDMX prove otherwise. There's no better ambassadors for Mexico....:)
Yo amo a estas chicas, soy mexicano y no saben que orgulloso estoy de estas jóvenes, que las he visto crecer y crecer con los años musicalmente y físicamente y ahora son una autentica realidad, soy un fiel fan de ellas y lo sere siempre 💯🤟
You are 100% right. We had great rock bands in Poland but none of them made an international career because they could not convincingly sing in English. You are so lucky having The Warning.
@@arctic_haze You guys in Poland know how to rock and gave "The Warning" a wonderful reception at this years Pol'and rock festival..... Poland got Warned....:)
Amazing...she was sick, singing a song she wrote as a 13 year old about addiction, that she read about, in front of 8,000 + with a string group behind her. And the audience was singing along. The thrill she must have felt!!
These days, TW are more popular in Mexico than anywhere else. They have sold out two shows in CDMX for next Feb at 10,000 cpacity a pop. They've scheduled shows in Monterrey (around 8K cap) and Guadalajara (11.5K) but IIDK if those have sold out yet. Internationally they are cultural ambassadors for Mexico, always mentioning their heritage to the crowds and singing songs in Spanish, which many in the crowds sing back to them. How cool is it that they are inspiring people to consider Mexican language and culture in a different light? They still have haters in Mexico, but at this point, I believe it is borne out of envy for their success more than anything. Obviously, they have many, many domestic fans coming to see them (even though many folks in the Mexican shows' crowds come from other countries as well, including the US, Canada, and even the UK and Europe.
I'm seeing them in Guadalajara in February, and in Aoril, Cologne, Germany and London. This month, Pomona and Los Angeles, California. Can't wait for Guadalajara!
@@mexicanopolis9390 Man, don't tempt me... I'm not sure I'll have any money by the time those roll around, but Monterrey at least is a relatively easy drive for us... 🤘⚡🤘
Great Reaction! This concert was in Oct. 2023 and was a celebration of 10 yrs. as a band, which is why they had the Violins and the Cellos. So glad they left the crowd singing and cheering in the mix, it really adds to the listening experience. On Oct. 15th, Pau will have the opportunity, for 9 shows, to be able to hang out with Amy Lee when The Warning will join Evanescence and Halestorm in Canada.
Well guys, watch all of this Pepsi CDMX EPIC concert and you will certainly know how they are treated in MX. This crowd of 8000 sang along in English for every English song and even sang along in French (Amour). They are an amazing crowd and supported the Ladies 100% in every single song (23 total) including Martirio (in Spanish). Entire concert is masterful and needs to be seen. Cheers.
The Warning were amazed that fans in other countrys not only sung The Warning songs in english but also the 3 songs they do in spanish . . . So ya had 3 mexican sisters who speak spanish singing songs in english to people in say Germany who spoke German and sang back to them in Spanish and English 😱💥😵💫😶
In 2023 they did 3 full production shows in Guad, Mnty, and CDMX. These was to celebrate their 10 yr anniversary as a band. They debuted 2 new songs at these shows a year in advance of the next LP, "Keep me fed." They had invited this wonderful all female 10 pc string orchestra from their hometown of Monterrey ,to join them for 3 songs each show. Black holes, Breathe, and Enter Sandman, all in a row. They was all sick but you really can't tell other than they was a highly emotional. While Pau's super emotional performances was crazy good, Enter Sandman was simply put.... The best version they have done to this day. Those 13 Women on that stage, melted 8000 faces off, with a fierce performance that moved my soul! It's now available to view on their YT channel.
For some reason which I recall reading about, there were no strings at the Guadalajara show. Scheduling or travel issues. And she only performed Breathe at the Pepsi center CDMX show.
@@NoSmokingDogs Yeah, your absolutely right about that. Breathe was deffo only done at the Pepsi center. Being overly emotional listening to this one again, I misspoke on that. It was just BH & ES on the other 2 shows. I remember Pau being asked about the Monterrey ladies joining them in CDMX and she said No, they wasn't going, but then they did. It was a nice surprise to see them again. My brain just made me think they was at all 3 full production shows. 🤣
They are nominated for a Latin Grammy for their song Que mas Quieres . So I don’t think the language affects them in any significant way. Good music trumps all other languages. 🤘⚡️🤘
Mexico City is the top 1 streaming site for many famous rock bands. It's not common for a Mexican band to sing in English, but rock in English is one of the most listened to genres in the city.
*Black Holes* a song about addiction written by 13yo Pau... it was released on their 1st album, _"XXI Century Blood"_ back on Mar 27, 2017 when they were an independent band... TWA ⚡🤘😸🤘⚡ TWA
These 3 sisters have created so much more than i can even imagine, from their community to being role models for younger generations. Freeze The Fall were partly supported by some of us TWA on their kickstarter for the debut EP Thrones and we got more than we imagined. Quinn 17yo guitar/vocals taught herself guitar to QOTMS album when she was 11yo, Aria 16yo bass/vocals started on ukulele at 7yo and bass at 13yo and writes some crazy riffs Jonah 16yo drummer that can play blind folded and is called The Destroyer because he destroys a lot of stuff playing. they always pop in in on comments to say hi. be good to one another and ROCK ON !!
This entire Pepsi Center concert is fire! (so far, anyway)... They keep dropping songs from this concert on their UA-cam channel every couple of days or so. Check 'em out!
Unfortunately there’s a small group of short minded people that thinks because your Mexican you have to sing in Spanish. Thankfully we are thousands that think talent is talent no matter the language, country, genre or age. As others have mentioned, DO NOT miss “Breathe” from the same concert and make sure to activate the translation cc
Doing this… you need to follow up and do Breathe, which was the next song in the set. Also just Pau on the piano. Do set up translation in the video for the beginning when she spoke to the audience about the song.
Mexicans listen to a lot of music in English. Foo fighters, Metallica, AC DC , Muse, Gun's and Rosa's, Michael Jackson when he was a live, Maddona, Taylor Swift, Selena Gomez, etc etc fill giant concerts in Mexico. Usually in the big Cities, Mexico City, Guadalajara, Monterrey, Puebla. What some people were crying about is that the Warning are mexicans and only sang in English. You got to understand that Mexico is a big country with 135 million people. It's the 14th largest country in the world. Metallica just sold out 4 shows in Mexico City. You guys have to react to this whole concert LIVE in the Pepsi Center in Mexico City. Live with the audience is where you see The Warning shine . 23 songs.
As a mexican, I can tell you that we have a long history of local, very folkloric rock. None of our these regional bands sings in English, and at this point, Las Wawas I think, are the most succesful latin american rock act of all time, and a growing worldwide beatles-que phenomenon.
Now you MUST react to the song, Breathe, from the same concert. If you got a bit emitional as long with thus one, bring a tissue. You should join me in Guadalajara to see them in February! Great reaction.
They are fine in Mexico I think. They sold 10000 tickets in one day and another 10000 sold out in same place sold out. Also they are up for a Latin Grammy.
True she’s a Mexican woman singing in English in Mexico but think of it this way. American artists like Ritchie Valens sang in Spanish in the US. Mexico and the US are neighbors, we’re probably used to each other’s language ❤
Their sold out concerts in Mexico say it all. Many, many Mexicans speak English. The U.S. is the neighbor country right next door. Monterrey their home town is a three hour drive to the Laredo, Texas.
Good to see you both sooo happy in Costa Rica!! You seemed happy before but there's just a glow about the both of you now. So proud of you both. I always look forward to seeing your reactions. Maybe next time I'm in Costa Rica we can grab a drink together!! 😊☀️🍹🏵️💮🌸❤️🎶🎸🎵
Well, you guys are in luck. The Warning are playing in Mexico City for two shows in February (2025) at a 12,,500 seat/GA venue. *BUT BOTH SHOWS ARE SOLD OUT.* But I bet tickets are available for a good sum of pecos. Anyway, Pau did Breathe after Black Holes that'll cut the onions. The strings return for Enter Sandman after Breath at the Pepsi.
Ale commented in an interview "We're Mexican so we make Mexican music, it's who we are" Language doesn't matter. I did see an explanation of some of the heat they get in the Mexican rock community. Apparently the community has a gap where basic rock goes, so the Warning gets placed in the metal category and the metal heads complain that they aren't real metal.
Great reaction. You should check out a new band from Kelowna BC. 3 teenagers 17,16 & 16 although you would never know by listening to them. They are influenced by The Warning amongst others. The distribution deal they have signed with a record label guarantees no reaction video will be blocked. I would recommend Daughters Of Witches as an introduction.
It is a lovely song isn't it? While speaking about how they are perceived in Mexico or in Latin countries as a whole, they have now entered further into the awards realm with a Latin Grammy nomination for their song "¿Qué más quieres?" from their latest album Keep Me Fed. It's a Spanish song, so would it be nominated if it were in English? I don't know, but while it was being written it started out in English, but they decided it needed to be rewritten in Spanish. Good move.
In multiple interviews, Dany, Pau and Ale have said that it’s easier to wrote rock music in English. The words are typically shorter and the flow is much simpler and is better suited, due to linguistic composition. They still get some push back, but the majority of people are understanding. Those who are overly judgemental and try to change them can pound sand.
We Mexicans listen to a lot of music in English. We love their music, we don't need them to sing in spanish for that LOL. Yeah, some people complain, but they are a minority, .You, know, there are people complaining about everything everywhere.
People who normalize malinchismo or who are blind fanatics can never speak or represent mexican people. The great majority of mexicans do not see the eurocentric americanized tendencies as acceptable. And its not that they sing in english, its the mindset behind it and the fact that the normalization of assimilation and acculturaion is counterproductive for it has the potential to lead to the fragmentation and eventual destruction of our identity
Las diosas del rock han hecho cantar alemanes, en Alemania, canciones en inglés, en español y en francés ese es el poder de ellas, cómo dice Dani... "The music is the language". Saludos desde México
Make sure when you react to BREATHE you enable CC translation to English, as Pau speaks and it sets the mood for the song when she sings. See you then!!!
PAULINA PAULINA PAULINA... how does it feel to hear 8000 people chant your name, in your home country no less? Pau is one of the few people who knows. And she deserved each and every "PAULINA" she got that night. The crowds at Teatro Metropolitan and this Pepsi Center show clearly have no problem with them singing in english, they are even singing along. The song you were talking about where they tell the (few?) haters off, who do have a problem with them singing in english, is called Narcisista. About this whole singing in english business, there are always going to be close minded people who don't see the bigger picture, and think that bands from their own country always have to represent only them, and that they can't do that if they're not singing in their own language. It's a bit like metal elitists in a way, who think that metal should only be in one certain way, so only they will get it, and if their favorite bands change their sound, they are suddenly sell outs. DPA are bilingual, and want to reach out to as many people as possible I guess, english is the language of the world after all, and DPA are people of the world. They speak spanish in Mexico, not "mexican" as far as I know. There might be some differences between mexican spanish and spanish spanish, I don't speak spanish, so I wouldn't know. I do think however, that it's a beautiful language, that is very "musical". I like it when I'm able to understand the lyrics, that said, I love Martirio, another spanish song by The Warning, I even listen to bands like Nemophila and BAND-MAID, who mostly sing in japanese, which I also don't speak. I mean, english isn't my first language, still 90% of the bands I listen to sing in english, and some of them don't have english as their first language either. And now on to Breathe, don't forget to bring the tissues, and to turn on the captions, Pau's little spanish speech before she starts singing is heartfelt and wholesome. She also was sick during this performance, that makes it even more impressive.
You seem to be genuinely curious about them singing in English and well , almost everyone in Mexico grew up listening to many rock bands mostly from the US and some from the UK and even Canada , and you just can't listen without at some point having the need to sing along , the Warning music is a huge homage to all those great bands from the 80s 90s and 2000s that have been so prominent in the Mexican radio stations all these years .... however you'll always find some people that just want to hate but needless to say ..they just don't deserve any attention ! Que tengan muy buena noche y gracias por El soporte a The Warning !
I don't get why it should be odd for Mexican women to sing songs in English in Mexico. I am German and we have a lot of women (and men) sing in English here (and sometimes in other languages, too). To say it with Dutch singer Henk Poort (during Beste Zangers 2019): "Good music is good music! Period".
Yeah, but you have (or used to have) an entirely opposite phenomenon in Germany: I grew up in Germany in the late 60's and 70's, and there were a number of English (or at least non-German) singers, that sang in German: Howard Carpendale, Roy Black, Costa Cordalis, Roger Whittaker, and many more. They were a big presence in the ZDF-Hitparade, Disco '77 and Musikladen programs.
In Norway we are 5.5 mil people, but on tv aid show ones a year they ge in aboth 140 to 200+ mill. Nkr ( 14 to 20 mill. Usdolar. This song vas the teamsong qite a few year back. its a song by Sjvert Høyem (Madrugada). He have a very strong voice for shure. ua-cam.com/video/c-0jy3iCB8U/v-deo.html
Don't worry about not watching all of them: I'm only spamming these because that's how they're releasing them (pretty much one a day). Whether you want to react to them or listen to them yourselves is entirely up to you. Suggestion though: now that you've done Black Holes, do Breathe (same concert) next: Pau played them back-to-back and got, if anything, even more emotional about that one. It's also worth turning on the English subtitles because then you'll get what she says to the crowd about the song, which is very relevant. We've all come to love feisty Pau, but vulnerable Pau is a whole other mood, isn't it? I hope there was somebody to give her a big hug when she came off stage after doing these two (I'm sure there was). On Spanish language songs, yes, you're right that they've got a bit of flak for not doing more in the past. Off the top of my head, I think they have about three or four in their repertoire now.
The criticism towards the warning by the more intellectual sector and majority of mexican society is totally valid and justified. It is also infantile and toxic of much of the warnings fan base to try to discredit or dismiss any valid criticism as a mere display of so-called "hate" or to see it as a personal attack on the band. It is not their talent or work that is being questioned. It also goes beyond the simple conversation of musical tastes. If mexicans were not still under colonial rule and if they were firmly planted in their true history and identity then there would be no problem in using the colonially imposed dialects of english and spanish to further our interests, but this is not the case. The normalization of assimilation into the imposed imperialist culture represents a regression and devolution, and is counterproductive to mexicans since it has the potential to lead to the fragmentation degradation and eventual destruction of mexican peoples identity. It is also none of any outsiders business to determine what is beneficial for mexican society. That is a conversation reserved exclusively for mexicans
I can’t believe I actually read this drivel. I guess you won’t be attending any of the band’s sold out shows in Mexico. Somehow, I don’t think you’ll be missed.
You know that After this you really REALLY need to do BREATHE right? I mean IS A MUST, Just look at the comments and you'll see what I'm talking about! Oh I'm so excited to see that as well! 😊👍 Saludos Muchachos!👋🏻😄
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Black Holes and Breathe from ;the Pepsi Center are basically one perfomance. Make sure you turn on English subtitles as she explains why she is singing a song she said she would never perform live.
Whatever you do if you react to Breathe CDMX Pepsi Center bring tissues Pau gets emotional
Most definitely 😁
She becomes a crying Angel 🌹❤
Written by 13 year old Pau about addiction for their first album XXI Century blood. Overall Mexicans have learned to love TW. But there are still detractors who call them cultural traitors, who have said their parents bought their career, and that they are successfull only because they are pretty. The songs Narcissista and Six Feet Deep are their response.
I’m Mexican and I love TW, however, for me the word 'malinchista' doesn’t mean 'cultural traitor.' It simply refers to someone who has a preference for foreign things or maybe lacks pride in national things, but calling it 'cultural traitor' is too strong. By the way, I ask, is 'cultural cringe' the same as 'cultural traitor'?
The song Amour from the same concert… the mainly Spanish speaking crowd was also singing the part in French. 😁
The crowd in that concert was amazing!
Tears. As good as this was without an orchestra at Dakota bar, which still brings tears to my eyes every time I hear it, the strings simply transform this song. Beautiful. Authentic passion.
To answer your question: As a Mexican I don't mind what language they sang, talent is talent. My gut feeling tells me that most Mexicans don't care either, we are proud of them regardless.
That is as it should be! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
There's a handful of Mexicans that seem to have a problem with TW, but the crowd here at CDMX prove otherwise.
There's no better ambassadors for Mexico....:)
Yo amo a estas chicas, soy mexicano y no saben que orgulloso estoy de estas jóvenes, que las he visto crecer y crecer con los años musicalmente y físicamente y ahora son una autentica realidad, soy un fiel fan de ellas y lo sere siempre 💯🤟
You are 100% right. We had great rock bands in Poland but none of them made an international career because they could not convincingly sing in English. You are so lucky having The Warning.
@@arctic_haze You guys in Poland know how to rock and gave "The Warning" a wonderful reception at this years Pol'and rock festival.....
Poland got Warned....:)
Amazing...she was sick, singing a song she wrote as a 13 year old about addiction, that she read about, in front of 8,000 + with a string group behind her. And the audience was singing along. The thrill she must have felt!!
I hope one day they talk about that Pepsi concert and also about Wacken and Pol'and'Rock Poland had to be a fantastic experience for them.
These days, TW are more popular in Mexico than anywhere else. They have sold out two shows in CDMX for next Feb at 10,000 cpacity a pop. They've scheduled shows in Monterrey (around 8K cap) and Guadalajara (11.5K) but IIDK if those have sold out yet. Internationally they are cultural ambassadors for Mexico, always mentioning their heritage to the crowds and singing songs in Spanish, which many in the crowds sing back to them. How cool is it that they are inspiring people to consider Mexican language and culture in a different light? They still have haters in Mexico, but at this point, I believe it is borne out of envy for their success more than anything. Obviously, they have many, many domestic fans coming to see them (even though many folks in the Mexican shows' crowds come from other countries as well, including the US, Canada, and even the UK and Europe.
I'm seeing them in Guadalajara in February, and in Aoril, Cologne, Germany and London. This month, Pomona and Los Angeles, California. Can't wait for Guadalajara!
The concerts in Guadalajara and Monterrey haven't been sold out yet, but they will.
@@mexicanopolis9390 Yes i agree, they will sell out for sure and now with that Grammy nomination even more so.
@@mexicanopolis9390 Man, don't tempt me... I'm not sure I'll have any money by the time those roll around, but Monterrey at least is a relatively easy drive for us... 🤘⚡🤘
Enter Sandman starts with Orchestral Strings
If you misty eyed from this, Breathe from the same concert will seriously get you!!!!
Pau…. The drummer…. Insanity!
Great Reaction! This concert was in Oct. 2023 and was a celebration of 10 yrs. as a band, which is why they had the Violins and the
Cellos. So glad they left the crowd singing and cheering in the mix, it really adds to the listening experience. On Oct. 15th, Pau will have the opportunity, for 9 shows, to be able to hang out with Amy Lee when The Warning will join Evanescence and Halestorm in Canada.
Well guys, watch all of this Pepsi CDMX EPIC concert and you will certainly know how they are treated in MX. This crowd of 8000 sang along in English for every English song and even sang along in French (Amour). They are an amazing crowd and supported the Ladies 100% in every single song (23 total) including Martirio (in Spanish). Entire concert is masterful and needs to be seen. Cheers.
I'm hoping for a DVD of this concert!
Absolutely wonderful live performance!!
Paulina is a treasure for all humanity!
Viva The Warning!! ⚡⚡⚡
Next year the Warning will be at Auditorio Nacional to an audience of 10,000 on the 6th and 11th of February, two sold out concerts.
The Warning were amazed that fans in other countrys not only sung The Warning songs in english but also the 3 songs they do in spanish . . .
So ya had 3 mexican sisters who speak spanish singing songs in english to people in say Germany who spoke German and sang back to them in Spanish and English
😱💥😵💫😶
In 2023 they did 3 full production shows in Guad, Mnty, and CDMX. These was to celebrate their 10 yr anniversary as a band. They debuted 2 new songs at these shows a year in advance of the next LP, "Keep me fed." They had invited this wonderful all female 10 pc string orchestra from their hometown of Monterrey ,to join them for 3 songs each show. Black holes, Breathe, and Enter Sandman, all in a row. They was all sick but you really can't tell other than they was a highly emotional. While Pau's super emotional performances was crazy good, Enter Sandman was simply put.... The best version they have done to this day. Those 13 Women on that stage, melted 8000 faces off, with a fierce performance that moved my soul! It's now available to view on their YT channel.
For some reason which I recall reading about, there were no strings at the Guadalajara show. Scheduling or travel issues. And she only performed Breathe at the Pepsi center CDMX show.
@@NoSmokingDogs Yeah, your absolutely right about that. Breathe was deffo only done at the Pepsi center. Being overly emotional listening to this one again, I misspoke on that. It was just BH & ES on the other 2 shows. I remember Pau being asked about the Monterrey ladies joining them in CDMX and she said No, they wasn't going, but then they did. It was a nice surprise to see them again. My brain just made me think they was at all 3 full production shows. 🤣
They are nominated for a Latin Grammy for their song Que mas Quieres . So I don’t think the language affects them in any significant way. Good music trumps all other languages. 🤘⚡️🤘
Never tire of the Warning. They enjoy all the fans and success! 🤩
Thanks. 💞💞💞💞🇨🇦
Mexico City is the top 1 streaming site for many famous rock bands.
It's not common for a Mexican band to sing in English, but rock in English is one of the most listened to genres in the city.
Viva México!!.The Warning
*Black Holes*
a song about addiction written by 13yo Pau... it was released on their 1st album, _"XXI Century Blood"_ back on Mar 27, 2017 when they were an independent band...
TWA ⚡🤘😸🤘⚡ TWA
Ginger, your face said it all. I watched your face as much as I watched Pau.
These 3 sisters have created so much more than i can even imagine, from their community to being role models for younger generations.
Freeze The Fall were partly supported by some of us TWA on their kickstarter for the debut EP Thrones and we got more than we imagined.
Quinn 17yo guitar/vocals taught herself guitar to QOTMS album when she was 11yo,
Aria 16yo bass/vocals started on ukulele at 7yo and bass at 13yo and writes some crazy riffs
Jonah 16yo drummer that can play blind folded and is called The Destroyer because he destroys a lot of stuff playing.
they always pop in in on comments to say hi. be good to one another and ROCK ON !!
Thanks Terry!!! ❄️❄️❄️
Struggling.... PAU, SHE'S AN ANGEL!❤❤
Disciple at Pepsi Center CDMX was even better than Tetro Metropolitan
She wrote the song Escape the Mind (it's a diamond) at age 12, she is a musical genius, she writes, drummer, pianist, poet and front woman.
The incredible,unbelievable powerhouse drummer and singer Paulina 🔥🤘
Mike…they are treated like ROCK STARS! Sold out shows everywhere. 8000 people in this one.
This entire Pepsi Center concert is fire! (so far, anyway)... They keep dropping songs from this concert on their UA-cam channel every couple of days or so. Check 'em out!
Unfortunately there’s a small group of short minded people that thinks because your Mexican you have to sing in Spanish. Thankfully we are thousands that think talent is talent no matter the language, country, genre or age.
As others have mentioned, DO NOT miss “Breathe” from the same concert and make sure to activate the translation cc
@@franMuzak As you probably know, that's why Narcicista was written.
Doing this… you need to follow up and do Breathe, which was the next song in the set. Also just Pau on the piano.
Do set up translation in the video for the beginning when she spoke to the audience about the song.
Mexicans listen to a lot of music in English. Foo fighters, Metallica, AC DC , Muse, Gun's and Rosa's, Michael Jackson when he was a live, Maddona, Taylor Swift, Selena Gomez, etc etc fill giant concerts in Mexico. Usually in the big Cities, Mexico City, Guadalajara, Monterrey, Puebla. What some people were crying about is that the Warning are mexicans and only sang in English. You got to understand that Mexico is a big country with 135 million people. It's the 14th largest country in the world. Metallica just sold out 4 shows in Mexico City. You guys have to react to this whole concert LIVE in the Pepsi Center in Mexico City. Live with the audience is where you see The Warning shine . 23 songs.
As a mexican, I can tell you that we have a long history of local, very folkloric rock. None of our these regional bands sings in English, and at this point, Las Wawas I think, are the most succesful latin american rock act of all time, and a growing worldwide beatles-que phenomenon.
They are all phenomenal, but Pau is a genius, she is One in a Billion!
I believe there are three songs performed in Spanish at that concert.
Paulina maestra de la composición e interpretación ,un genio de la música
¡¡¡¡¡¿¡¡¡¡¡and now with you, the monster drummer!!!!!!!!!!......not sorry..... the piano angel 😁
Now you MUST react to the song, Breathe, from the same concert. If you got a bit emitional as long with thus one, bring a tissue.
You should join me in Guadalajara to see them in February!
Great reaction.
BEAUTIFUL song and reaction! 🙏⚡️ 🥲more the warning please!
As great as they are technically, their song writing skills and stage performances are next level. 🤟🏼🎸🥁🎸🤟🏼
They are fine in Mexico I think. They sold 10000 tickets in one day and another 10000 sold out in same place sold out. Also they are up for a Latin Grammy.
True she’s a Mexican woman singing in English in Mexico but think of it this way. American artists like Ritchie Valens sang in Spanish in the US. Mexico and the US are neighbors, we’re probably used to each other’s language ❤
Their sold out concerts in Mexico say it all. Many, many Mexicans speak English. The U.S. is the neighbor country right next door. Monterrey their home town is a three hour drive to the Laredo, Texas.
Good to see you both sooo happy in Costa Rica!! You seemed happy before but there's just a glow about the both of you now. So proud of you both. I always look forward to seeing your reactions. Maybe next time I'm in Costa Rica we can grab a drink together!! 😊☀️🍹🏵️💮🌸❤️🎶🎸🎵
Thanks Justin! You’re on!
Well, you guys are in luck. The Warning are playing in Mexico City for two shows in February (2025) at a 12,,500 seat/GA venue. *BUT BOTH SHOWS ARE SOLD OUT.* But I bet tickets are available for a good sum of pecos.
Anyway, Pau did Breathe after Black Holes that'll cut the onions. The strings return for Enter Sandman after Breath at the Pepsi.
Locura!!!
Great song! Love Pau! Epica came to Costa Rica last year, did you know that!? First time ever in their 20 years and maybe never again?
Damn! We missed it!
Ale commented in an interview "We're Mexican so we make Mexican music, it's who we are" Language doesn't matter. I did see an explanation of some of the heat they get in the Mexican rock community. Apparently the community has a gap where basic rock goes, so the Warning gets placed in the metal category and the metal heads complain that they aren't real metal.
You stopped to soon next is breathe a tear jerker, and then their version of Enter Sandman with the orchestra (strings).
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Look up what the song is about and how she wrote it. It will deepen your appreciation of that particular song for sure.
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Great reaction. You should check out a new band from Kelowna BC. 3 teenagers 17,16 & 16 although you would never know by listening to them. They are influenced by The Warning amongst others. The distribution deal they have signed with a record label guarantees no reaction video will be blocked. I would recommend Daughters Of Witches as an introduction.
Thank you so much!!! We would so love to see a reaction to one of our songs!
The song Ginger refers to, where Pau tells off others which complained about them not singing in Spanish, is called Narcissista
It is a lovely song isn't it? While speaking about how they are perceived in Mexico or in Latin countries as a whole, they have now entered further into the awards realm with a Latin Grammy nomination for their song "¿Qué más quieres?" from their latest album Keep Me Fed. It's a Spanish song, so would it be nominated if it were in English? I don't know, but while it was being written it started out in English, but they decided it needed to be rewritten in Spanish. Good move.
In multiple interviews, Dany, Pau and Ale have said that it’s easier to wrote rock music in English. The words are typically shorter and the flow is much simpler and is better suited, due to linguistic composition. They still get some push back, but the majority of people are understanding. Those who are overly judgemental and try to change them can pound sand.
Warning Mexico Tour 2025 is already sold out, sorry guys
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We Mexicans listen to a lot of music in English. We love their music, we don't need them to sing in spanish for that LOL.
Yeah, some people complain, but they are a minority, .You, know, there are people complaining about everything everywhere.
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People who normalize malinchismo or who are blind fanatics can never speak or represent mexican people.
The great majority of mexicans do not see the eurocentric americanized tendencies as acceptable.
And its not that they sing in english, its the mindset behind it and the fact that the normalization of assimilation and acculturaion is counterproductive for it has the potential to lead to the fragmentation and eventual destruction of our identity
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The performances of black holes and breathe should always be in the same reaction video it has more impact.
@@SDsailor7 I so agree. The emotion builds and builds.
@@charleswharmbyiii8401 Yes!
English language is a must starting at ellementary school.
We mexicans are used to hear music in english since ever.
Wow you are in Costa Rica??? I'm from Costa Rica, I love the Warning! I'm planning fly to Mexico to see them. ❤
Yes we are in Costa Rica!
Las diosas del rock han hecho cantar alemanes, en Alemania, canciones en inglés, en español y en francés ese es el poder de ellas, cómo dice Dani... "The music is the language". Saludos desde México
Make sure when you react to BREATHE you enable CC translation to English, as Pau speaks and it sets the mood for the song when she sings. See you then!!!
Cant wait for my long awaited Tears For Fears request ❤
Closest thing to Heaven music video ❤
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don't check out Breathe for the same live if you don't want to cry!
Everybody loves it when I cry! 🤣 - G
@@MikeandGinger Then BINGO, Ginger... let's go and prepare the towels!! 🤣😘
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PAULINA PAULINA PAULINA... how does it feel to hear 8000 people chant your name, in your home country no less? Pau is one of the few people who knows. And she deserved each and every "PAULINA" she got that night. The crowds at Teatro Metropolitan and this Pepsi Center show clearly have no problem with them singing in english, they are even singing along. The song you were talking about where they tell the (few?) haters off, who do have a problem with them singing in english, is called Narcisista. About this whole singing in english business, there are always going to be close minded people who don't see the bigger picture, and think that bands from their own country always have to represent only them, and that they can't do that if they're not singing in their own language. It's a bit like metal elitists in a way, who think that metal should only be in one certain way, so only they will get it, and if their favorite bands change their sound, they are suddenly sell outs.
DPA are bilingual, and want to reach out to as many people as possible I guess, english is the language of the world after all, and DPA are people of the world. They speak spanish in Mexico, not "mexican" as far as I know. There might be some differences between mexican spanish and spanish spanish, I don't speak spanish, so I wouldn't know. I do think however, that it's a beautiful language, that is very "musical". I like it when I'm able to understand the lyrics, that said, I love Martirio, another spanish song by The Warning, I even listen to bands like Nemophila and BAND-MAID, who mostly sing in japanese, which I also don't speak. I mean, english isn't my first language, still 90% of the bands I listen to sing in english, and some of them don't have english as their first language either.
And now on to Breathe, don't forget to bring the tissues, and to turn on the captions, Pau's little spanish speech before she starts singing is heartfelt and wholesome. She also was sick during this performance, that makes it even more impressive.
Should start from the beginning. This is their 10th Anniversary Concert. Your video is so tiny had to enlarge x3.0
You seem to be genuinely curious about them singing in English and well , almost everyone in Mexico grew up listening to many rock bands mostly from the US and some from the UK and even Canada , and you just can't listen without at some point having the need to sing along , the Warning music is a huge homage to all those great bands from the 80s 90s and 2000s that have been so prominent in the Mexican radio stations all these years .... however you'll always find some people that just want to hate but needless to say ..they just don't deserve any attention ! Que tengan muy buena noche y gracias por El soporte a The Warning !
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I don't get why it should be odd for Mexican women to sing songs in English in Mexico. I am German and we have a lot of women (and men) sing in English here (and sometimes in other languages, too). To say it with Dutch singer Henk Poort (during Beste Zangers 2019): "Good music is good music! Period".
@jo_g.germany I'm coming to Cologne to see them next April!
Yeah, but you have (or used to have) an entirely opposite phenomenon in Germany: I grew up in Germany in the late 60's and 70's, and there were a number of English (or at least non-German) singers, that sang in German: Howard Carpendale, Roy Black, Costa Cordalis, Roger Whittaker, and many more. They were a big presence in the ZDF-Hitparade, Disco '77 and Musikladen programs.
look up their live concerts done in Merxico, and look at the audience and how many people are there...😪😪😪
In Norway we are 5.5 mil people, but on tv aid show ones a year they ge in aboth 140 to 200+ mill. Nkr ( 14 to 20 mill. Usdolar. This song vas the teamsong qite a few year back. its a song by Sjvert Høyem (Madrugada). He have a very strong voice for shure. ua-cam.com/video/c-0jy3iCB8U/v-deo.html
Paulina is a five foot tall stick of dynamite who can destroy a set of drum one second and then bring you to tears the next!
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Don't worry about not watching all of them: I'm only spamming these because that's how they're releasing them (pretty much one a day). Whether you want to react to them or listen to them yourselves is entirely up to you. Suggestion though: now that you've done Black Holes, do Breathe (same concert) next: Pau played them back-to-back and got, if anything, even more emotional about that one. It's also worth turning on the English subtitles because then you'll get what she says to the crowd about the song, which is very relevant.
We've all come to love feisty Pau, but vulnerable Pau is a whole other mood, isn't it? I hope there was somebody to give her a big hug when she came off stage after doing these two (I'm sure there was).
On Spanish language songs, yes, you're right that they've got a bit of flak for not doing more in the past. Off the top of my head, I think they have about three or four in their repertoire now.
Doing that one next
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Don't put the tissues away and do Breathe from Pepsi Center
The criticism towards the warning by the more intellectual sector and majority of mexican society is totally valid and justified.
It is also infantile and toxic of much of the warnings fan base to try to discredit or dismiss any valid criticism as a mere display of so-called "hate" or to see it as a personal attack on the band.
It is not their talent or work that is being questioned. It also goes beyond the simple conversation of musical tastes. If mexicans were not still under colonial rule and if they were firmly planted in their true history and identity then there would be no problem in using the colonially imposed dialects of english and spanish to further our interests, but this is not the case.
The normalization of assimilation into the imposed imperialist culture represents a regression and devolution, and is counterproductive to mexicans since it has the potential to lead to the fragmentation degradation and eventual destruction of mexican peoples identity.
It is also none of any outsiders business to determine what is beneficial for mexican society. That is a conversation reserved exclusively for mexicans
I can’t believe I actually read this drivel. I guess you won’t be attending any of the band’s sold out shows in Mexico. Somehow, I don’t think you’ll be missed.
Narcisista [sp] is their push-back song to their critics for not singing in Spanish.
You asked how English songs go over. Listen to Narcisista from Teatro Metropolitan to learn how The Warning feel about that.
They sell out every show they do in Mexico, so they are treated like they are: rock stars.
Written by a 13 year old drummer.
Narcisista
You know that After this you really REALLY need to do BREATHE right? I mean IS A MUST, Just look at the comments and you'll see what I'm talking about! Oh I'm so excited to see that as well! 😊👍 Saludos Muchachos!👋🏻😄
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