I remember in the movie the refered to this performance as not being possible for a human to perform. Clearly, a few vocalists took that as a challenge and went all 'Hold my beer".
I remember this too, and I also remember that when they gave the piece to the singer, she surprised them with just how much of it she was able to perform unaided. I think what we're seeing here is a little bit of backstage trickery with electronics, a little bit of modifying the piece slightly, and a lot of skill on the singer's part.
@@stefanwessel6092 Look up live performances who have sung this. You might not believe it. But some CAN actually sing this song. Look at Opera Singers for example and the high notes they hit. I'm out. 👌🏽
@@stefanwessel6092 Well I'm sorry to bust your bubble, but this was sung entirely live! No tricks! And she is not the only one who has done it either. But I guess there will always be those who can't believe an exceptional talent....
I think its amazing that the movie presented opera in such a way that is fascinating and entertaining and is leading many opera singers to do their renditions of it.
The man who created this song explained why he said the song was 'impossible' - not because the notes were unreachable (the singer at the time hit all of the notes!) but rather because of the very fast parts. He was speaking of a human inability to switch between notes as fast as editing the notes closer together could, with the same precision and sharpness. And so the studio editing in question was simply this: The singer sang the notes more slowly. She hit all of the notes with no assistance. He edited the notes closer together to create fast note progressions. The artificial part of the song wasn't in helping her hit notes but in putting the notes closer together than humans can switch between notes. Since this song was created, there are a number of singers who have practiced singing those notes with a similar speed, and many of them have gotten so close that they sound artificial to some ears. That includes this woman, as well as a Chinese singer named Jane Zhang and an Indic man named Dimash Kudaibergen. You can tell that it's their actual voices because each of them lose control over the notes when they try to switch between the notes so fast. This creates noticeable imperfections-- a wobble here or there, a slight off-pitch note as they transition from one note to another, but most importantly, the speed is never exact. All of them, at some point in their runs, are chasing the background music, falling a little behind because of the difficulty of trying to sing notes at that exacting pace. This woman actually altered the song so that she wouldn't have to make such a large transition from one note to another, thereby allowing her to reach notes more quickly. That's the method that most of these singers use, which is why few of them perform the song exactly the way it's done in the movie.
she did NOT hit all the notes.. it sounded NOTHING like the movie... please stop trying to defend her... she tried h3er best and made it sound close but no cigar. stop cheating.
The parts after 4:45 are altered from the original to be "possible" to sing. Thats where the realy fast switching between head and chest voice is in the movie version, and it is not replicated here, not even close.
Always thought I was interested this movie Won a razzle for the worst movie of the year. But yet has a cult fallowing of die hard fans I personally love this movie
It was a pretty inventive movie with some very unique characters, set designs, and imagination. Plot wise it wasn't that great, but the dialogue is entertaining, and the music/fight choreography for the fight scene was great. Fifth Element was basically a average movie with some very memorable scenes/characters.
It was also the first time all the actors saw the actress/singer dressed up as Diva Plavalaguna, her alien costume. The director wanted to catch all their real reactions in the shot!😀
Идеально! Музыканты особенно заценят. Самое приближённое к исходнику исполнение! Хотя это живой человек, а в фильме использовали комп. технологии. Браво! Браво! Браво!
john graesser hate to have to tell you this but it’s taken from Donizetti’s Lucia di Lamamore and has more than a hundred years-so very far from modern!
Yep, only the aria part. The classic is still reserved for opera, the modern is still reserved for pho opera. I mean modern music. But don’t get me wrong, I still love this live auto tuned rendition... like unironically, I’m not being a snob, I truly do love this song in both forms
@@FlockofSmeaglesThe crazy runs are impossible to perform live. The original is computer generated too. It doesn't mean she lipsynched the whole thing.
Yeah, this is clearly not "real/live". I think Jane Zhang has done the best real version ive heard... Tho i know there are others that r sposed to be good.
Chills! I got chills watching this. Just amazing when she came to the hardest part. I was blown away. This scene in the movie is my favorite and I always cry seeing the opera singer die.
@humusiclab i dont see any issues with autotune being used here, so what if a few of her many notes is slightly flat or sharp and needs autotune, she is moving through such a high range with such a high accuracy overall it’s ridiculously amazing and probably would still sound super impressive without the enhancements used here
@@ghost__char7972 no one said it was wrong or right. The OP noted that it was robotically perfect. Autotune is how. Not the range but the movement between notes during the fast section is keyboard perfect- AUTOTUNED. Especially 5:08- 5:12 .On the sound track it is a keyboard/ sampler because it was meant to be impossible for a human (un-enhanced) to sing perfectly. It is.
Да Димаш круто делает. Но не надо забывать, что у Димаша просто космический диапазон. Толкын же в свою очередь сильней и выше Димаша именно на верхних этажах
Один из лучших голосов! Браво! Чистота, интонации, каждая нота отточена, не смотря на синтетитезированную обработку на самых верхних нотах. Это чудо. Вы прекрасны, Толкын. Мне бы ваше мастерство... Шедевр
God knows how many times I have been listening to this song, and of course the name of the song is certainly not " The Fifth Element " but "Il Dolce Suono" from Gaetano Donizetti's Lucia di Lammermoor instead. I am so get used to the movie version that I can tell how many notes were not sticked to it, but she is definitely amazing, probably the best live of the movie version I have ever watched, btw, her voice sounds so close to Inva Mulla Tchako, the vocal in the ost, I really doubt if she's the same person a couple of times
It's also my family's fav as well but makes me laugh all the time I have the Diva song turned up so loud my kids (20 & 18) tell there 50yr old mum to "TURN IT DOWN"
Wow from all the covers that I heard, this one was so amazing. It’s crazy what she did with her voice. She has a crazy control over her larynx. I envy so much 😭
This is amazing! I just played this three times for myself and then made each member of my family watch it so I could watch it again. How gorgeous! Just absolutely gorgeous!
@@user-qh9xb3ss2j Толкын Забирова очень крутая. Впрочем как и Димаш. Просто Толкын не пиарится, поэтому ее сами казахстанцы не особо знают и это очень печально, так как у нее просто мировые данные
One of my top ten favorite flics. Absolute joy. A wildly original, zany, funny, furious thrill ride. I watch it every times it comes on TV. Never gets old!
Funny thing is that the movie is objectively terrible. But it's subjectively brilliant. The definition of better than the sun of its parts. It's total cheese in all the best ways and Damnit. I love cheese.
The Unreal notes she hits went right through my soul. I don't usually get emotional with some singers depending on the song and the voice and the subject, But this women Kills it. The 5th element was an amazing movie. Wow incredible amazing pitches !
Holy shit! I always assumed this song was sampled when the whistle tones came in and the singer jumps around the bass, mid and high tones (starts at 5m0s). This is incredible. An amazing amount of skill. Unbelievable. Im in awe.
Nope, the staccato part with the rapid change in notes in not possible vocally. I think she had help in that part. Some of the notes sounded synthesized.
I feel like there was maybe 10 seconds of synth assistance used at the 5:03 to 5:15 mark, but she absolutely does look like she's the one in control for the rest of the performance.
all of it was not her singing. the crazy bit of the song sounds EXACTLY like it does from the movie and that part is not possible to sing. there are many videos on youtube of people singing this song in performances or just on yt and they all skip that part.
skoda10 may be right. After looking at the video again something struck me about its seeming 'flawlessness'. Kinda like what skoda10 was implying. It was sounded almost so much like in the movie! The only way they could pull that off was that she was lip-synching. Whoa...could it be???
After the 5th Element movie came out I went into every "proper" music store in my city to find any recordings of the opera singer capable of this. I was laughed out of them all. 23 years later... worth the wait.
I love this movie! And I was SHOCKED by her performance. I thought they synthesized her voice at the end of the song in the movie. This lady is phenomenal!
She used a sync, 5:12 gave it away. But still, an absolutely phenomenal singer. Shes definitely one of the top5 among those few who are able to sing this song. My personal fav is by Jane Zhang, go listen to her version if you havent already.
Это очень сложная композиция. Браво! Не думал, что когда-нибудь кто-то ее вот так исполнит. Фильм - один из моих обожаемых, а от этой композиции я просто схожу с ума.
Continuingly astonishing how American movie artist work back powered by an unique level of mighty talents. The greatest worldwide. And.. her voice is a century voice.
Ruby Rodd. Explore that imagery, from the concept of analogies for arrogant, single minded, male roosters. But! I have always loved this song. I would love to see a Counter-Tenor tackle it, now that would be a mind bender. As for this video, I love the Blade Runner/Matrix Meets Equilibrium costume treatment for the men.Nice one!
@@minachae9464 when you look at her face and listen to the voice very carefully then you will see. When someone does a half or full playback, you can easily recognise the slight, subtle disharmony between the face muscles and the rest of the body movements and the pre recorded and played voice. Another indication could be when the performer is physically moving and dancing a lot (not here though!) even a slight movement in the body can cause subtle voice changes. I have 12 years of singing and musical background, the more subtle the harder to be recognised for people... that's why half or full playback works on stage in the first place.
The impossible thing is not to feel the bristling skin and the soul in love with the beautiful voice and the being that interprets each note. Extraordinarily beautiful.
that section 4:59- 5:13 is autotuned. She comes out of it (they turn it off) and your can hear it. The original goes down to tonic . Her version comes out on an off centered note.
@@FunksIncKeys sounds like her voice going through pitch correction and then it shuts off for the last note. Def fake, as are most production attempts to sing this. There are some vocalists who can sing it, but that section was played on a keyboard for the film. It’s almost a necessary effect to get that “processed sound” when doing it live.
Still hasn't yet been matched with the human voice so far as I've seen. Everyone who's tried has had to alter it because the switches really are that fast.
Still love this Movie. And this opera was one of the highlights of the film. As @Aodan said, "imposible" because of the speed of the notes. But, as time has shown over and over again. Never say impossible for a human... Time has a way of making the impossible, possible. She was awesome!
I remember in the movie the refered to this performance as not being possible for a human to perform. Clearly, a few vocalists took that as a challenge and went all 'Hold my beer".
lol You right man!
@@NatashaJWalker This is clearly not sung live. It clearly is done in the studio and sampled as in the movie.
I remember this too, and I also remember that when they gave the piece to the singer, she surprised them with just how much of it she was able to perform unaided. I think what we're seeing here is a little bit of backstage trickery with electronics, a little bit of modifying the piece slightly, and a lot of skill on the singer's part.
@@stefanwessel6092 Look up live performances who have sung this. You might not believe it. But some CAN actually sing this song. Look at Opera Singers for example and the high notes they hit. I'm out. 👌🏽
@@stefanwessel6092 Well I'm sorry to bust your bubble, but this was sung entirely live! No tricks! And she is not the only one who has done it either. But I guess there will always be those who can't believe an exceptional talent....
I still always say "Multipass" every time I hand my drivers license or passport to a cop or person of authority.
Glad to know there's at least two of us out there.
🤣🤣🤣 Yesssssss!!!!
I will also be doing this henceforth
Me too. 😂
Multipass
I think its amazing that the movie presented opera in such a way that is fascinating and entertaining and is leading many opera singers to do their renditions of it.
Holy sh**, that amount of vocal control is a hell of a flex. Much respect. Got goosebumps.
The "Fith Element" is an underrated science-fiction-classic.
The Fifth Element is literally my fave scifi movie of all...and I am a scifi fanatic, so....
I totally agree .... love it ...l it’s funny .... witty .... Willis and Oldman were sublime..... love Luc Besson movies
It's so good I had no idea people considered it underrated.
Who said it's underrated?
It is literally considered one of the best films of all time. I have no idea who you've been talking to but it's popular enough - and for good reason
The man who created this song explained why he said the song was 'impossible' - not because the notes were unreachable (the singer at the time hit all of the notes!) but rather because of the very fast parts. He was speaking of a human inability to switch between notes as fast as editing the notes closer together could, with the same precision and sharpness. And so the studio editing in question was simply this:
The singer sang the notes more slowly. She hit all of the notes with no assistance.
He edited the notes closer together to create fast note progressions.
The artificial part of the song wasn't in helping her hit notes but in putting the notes closer together than humans can switch between notes.
Since this song was created, there are a number of singers who have practiced singing those notes with a similar speed, and many of them have gotten so close that they sound artificial to some ears. That includes this woman, as well as a Chinese singer named Jane Zhang and an Indic man named Dimash Kudaibergen.
You can tell that it's their actual voices because each of them lose control over the notes when they try to switch between the notes so fast. This creates noticeable imperfections-- a wobble here or there, a slight off-pitch note as they transition from one note to another, but most importantly, the speed is never exact. All of them, at some point in their runs, are chasing the background music, falling a little behind because of the difficulty of trying to sing notes at that exacting pace. This woman actually altered the song so that she wouldn't have to make such a large transition from one note to another, thereby allowing her to reach notes more quickly. That's the method that most of these singers use, which is why few of them perform the song exactly the way it's done in the movie.
Close (as I understand it). The woman brought in to sing the song in the movie said it was impossible. I don't think the composer also did.
Dimash is from Kazakhstan
she did NOT hit all the notes.. it sounded NOTHING like the movie... please stop trying to defend her... she tried h3er best and made it sound close but no cigar. stop cheating.
DiMash is from Kazakhstan
The parts after 4:45 are altered from the original to be "possible" to sing. Thats where the realy fast switching between head and chest voice is in the movie version, and it is not replicated here, not even close.
I have been searching for years and never found a live version of this song that is so accurate! Incredible!
Try Jane Zhang. She' s unreal.
@torkelwits1990 thank you for the suggestion! I'll look her up now!
When you can care less about the story, the costumes, and what she is saying. This is an enchanting voice! She is a pleasure to listen to.
Always thought I was interested this movie Won a razzle for the worst movie of the year. But yet has a cult fallowing of die hard fans I personally love this movie
Envectus HD Gaming die hard fans lol, no different movie, Bruce Willis was in both, but you mean fifth element fans. Lol
@@chrisg4229 Fifth Element? No no, good sir. I believe you mean Die Hard in Space.
@@chrisg4229 Die hard fans aka, fanboys. not the movie
that's some next level punning right there, bravo
It was a pretty inventive movie with some very unique characters, set designs, and imagination. Plot wise it wasn't that great, but the dialogue is entertaining, and the music/fight choreography for the fight scene was great.
Fifth Element was basically a average movie with some very memorable scenes/characters.
best part of the movie and Bruce Willis reaction was genuine as it was his first time hearing it when they shot that scene.
Didn't know that. Wow.
Haha, so first they surprised him with Leeloo's language and then they got him with the Diva's singing? XD nice.
I did not know this bit of trivia...thank you!
It was also the first time all the actors saw the actress/singer dressed up as Diva Plavalaguna, her alien costume. The director wanted to catch all their real reactions in the shot!😀
@@ai4klivewallpapers It is not uncommon for directors to try and capture real emotions and reactions from their actors.
Her staccato runs in the 2nd part are simply magnificent!!!
Идеально! Музыканты особенно заценят. Самое приближённое к исходнику исполнение! Хотя это живой человек, а в фильме использовали комп. технологии. Браво! Браво! Браво!
Тут похоже тоже есть обработка
Anyone else amazed that something from a science fiction film has made it into the classical repertoire?
john graesser hate to have to tell you this but it’s taken from Donizetti’s Lucia di Lamamore and has more than a hundred years-so very far from modern!
@@christopherrobinwattsthoma6318 boom!
@@christopherrobinwattsthoma6318 Umm, correct me if I'm mistaken, but isn't that only the aria part?
Yep, only the aria part. The classic is still reserved for opera, the modern is still reserved for pho opera. I mean modern music.
But don’t get me wrong, I still love this live auto tuned rendition... like unironically, I’m not being a snob, I truly do love this song in both forms
@@scottking5555 I think that you mean "faux" (as in false) opera, not "pho".
Не деген керемет орыдау быздын мактанышымыз Толкын Забировамыз, Браво наша гордость! Алга Казакстан!!
This woman’s voice and talent are beyond amazing
To this day, this is still the greatest and most accurate rendition of the song.
It's just a shame that its fake.
is it? elaborate pls. im not necessarily arguing against. but ppl can be awesome. why not her?@@FlockofSmeagles
@@UlikeMinimalQMme2 You can clearly hear that it is when she gets to the crazy runs. It's a recording.
@@FlockofSmeaglesyup i thought so
@@FlockofSmeaglesThe crazy runs are impossible to perform live. The original is computer generated too. It doesn't mean she lipsynched the whole thing.
I can't even imagine how long she practiced this song over and over again ❤
she probably just winged it.
The overpowering urge to spring from my chair screaming "BRAVO! BRAVO!" was so difficult to restrain. My inner Ruby Rodd wanted out.
Her live version is the best I've ever heard. I just can say "OMG! Finally someone did it".
I envy you if you heard her in person.
Sorry, she was beaten to it!
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I'm sorry but Original 'Diva Plavalaguna' is better... ua-cam.com/video/SPf2ANjUbrY/v-deo.html
This is electronic sound processing and autotune. Can't you hear?
Yeah, this is clearly not "real/live". I think Jane Zhang has done the best real version ive heard... Tho i know there are others that r sposed to be good.
Chills! I got chills watching this. Just amazing when she came to the hardest part. I was blown away. This scene in the movie is my favorite and I always cry seeing the opera singer die.
It sounds almost like in the movie. This lady is awesome.
Her voice is still modified there
there is a female opera singer besides her who hit all the notes in this song i just do not remember her name
@@leeroger1471, Jane Zhang?
@@ElleP7 Diane damrau I think who can do this song
On the contrary, Jane Zhang skipped quite some notes.
Once I was jogging when a pit bull ran up and grabbed my boys through my shorts. I sang this solo perfectly.
How dare you Sir... Making me laugh in this first day of the week...
@@aragillium88 glad to hear it! Have a good week!
😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂🤣🤣
Rofl best comment
This must be what it sounds like when an Angel sings. Thank you for that opportunity. 😇✌️❤️
Of all the performances I've seen, this is the best one ever. Simply wonderful. Sensational, fantastic. 💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓
you don't need the dancers, when you can hit those notes AND hold them you have the entire stage to yourself.
Wow! I had to do a double take on the name, I thought I might have commented already, and my exact sentiments. Bravo good sir.
Amen to that
Agreed. They were ridiculously distracting. XD
There were dancers?
;)
@@FunZies. that was the goal. To distract those who were busy analyzing 😆
I remember when I had this kind of singing skill. Unfortunately, one day playing Skyrim I took an arrow to the larynx.
When i was in 6th grade i can sing this song but now nahhhh
hahaha nobhead made me laugh haha
LOL
Same
I took an arrow to the kneee!
She's almost robotically perfect. I could barely tell that was a human voice.
The creature isnt human. Youre right.
It’s digitally altered.
@@Madoc_EU exactly. Autotune obviously from 4:58-5:13- if not more.
@humusiclab i dont see any issues with autotune being used here, so what if a few of her many notes is slightly flat or sharp and needs autotune, she is moving through such a high range with such a high accuracy overall it’s ridiculously amazing and probably would still sound super impressive without the enhancements used here
@@ghost__char7972 no one said it was wrong or right. The OP noted that it was robotically perfect. Autotune is how. Not the range but the movement between notes during the fast section is keyboard perfect- AUTOTUNED. Especially 5:08- 5:12 .On the sound track it is a keyboard/ sampler because it was meant to be impossible for a human (un-enhanced) to sing perfectly. It is.
Oh my goodness she KILLED THIS!!! BRAVO!!!!!!
Абсолютно совершенно! Это ЛУЧШЕЕ исполнение, что я слышала! Лучшая из лучших!:) Это что-то невероятное! Волшебно! Божественно!
@__ Серёга __ да вы задрали со своим димашем
@__ Серёга __ тупой бот
Да Димаш круто делает. Но не надо забывать, что у Димаша просто космический диапазон. Толкын же в свою очередь сильней и выше Димаша именно на верхних этажах
WOW!!! AMAZING!!! HER VOCALS WERE SPOT ON PERFECTION!!! THE FIRST VOCALIST I HAVE EVER LISTENED TO WHO HIT EVERY NOTE AND RETAINED TONAL QUALITY!!!!!!
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There were several autotune parts where it was chopped up and done by a keyboard instead of a human.
Один из лучших голосов! Браво! Чистота, интонации, каждая нота отточена, не смотря на синтетитезированную обработку на самых верхних нотах. Это чудо. Вы прекрасны, Толкын. Мне бы ваше мастерство... Шедевр
AH!!!!... the Voice of a Angel,,,,,and thru this a Message of Life......
самое крутое исполнение что я слышала, просто идеальное
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 Звучание Божественно, ШИКАРНО💝💖💝💖💝💖💕💕💕💕
God knows how many times I have been listening to this song, and of course the name of the song is certainly not " The Fifth Element " but "Il Dolce Suono" from Gaetano Donizetti's Lucia di Lammermoor instead. I am so get used to the movie version that I can tell how many notes were not sticked to it, but she is definitely amazing, probably the best live of the movie version I have ever watched, btw, her voice sounds so close to Inva Mulla Tchako, the vocal in the ost, I really doubt if she's the same person a couple of times
なんと切なく悲しい音。聴く者の心を揺さぶる楽器のような声。本当に素晴らしい。
Wow! Just wow!
Fifth Element is a kickass movie.
It's also my family's fav as well but makes me laugh all the time I have the Diva song turned up so loud my kids (20 & 18) tell there 50yr old mum to "TURN IT DOWN"
Wow from all the covers that I heard, this one was so amazing. It’s crazy what she did with her voice. She has a crazy control over her larynx. I envy so much 😭
Невероятное исполнение! Браво!!!!!!!!
This is amazing! I just played this three times for myself and then made each member of my family watch it so I could watch it again. How gorgeous! Just absolutely gorgeous!
Awesome movie, still love it. Incredible singer, that voice control is unreal.
Какое замечательное выступление! Звезда 🌟 и гордость нашей страны! 🌹
Лейла привет ! Откуда она ?
@@user-qh9xb3ss2j Казахстан
@@pallermo001 Я о ней ничего не слышал. Была Бибигуль Тулегенова, Роза рымбаева , Назым из КЗ нравится
@@user-qh9xb3ss2j Толкын Забирова очень крутая. Впрочем как и Димаш. Просто Толкын не пиарится, поэтому ее сами казахстанцы не особо знают и это очень печально, так как у нее просто мировые данные
Супер подборка! Лучшие хиты 90-х
Sin duda una de las mejores versiones. Tremenda voz...una maravilla!! Bravo 👏👏
She has a beautiful voice and a generous range of her voice.
One of my top ten favorite flics. Absolute joy. A wildly original, zany, funny, furious thrill ride. I watch it every times it comes on TV. Never gets old!
I agree.
Funny thing is that the movie is objectively terrible.
But it's subjectively brilliant. The definition of better than the sun of its parts.
It's total cheese in all the best ways and Damnit.
I love cheese.
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Her voice transcended me to outer space. I was sure for a moment I'm never coming back! 😳 Omg! Wow!
Her voice is sintetizaied
The Unreal notes she hits went right through my soul. I don't usually get emotional with some singers depending on the song and the voice and the subject, But this women Kills it. The 5th element was an amazing movie.
Wow incredible amazing pitches !
@@torineg.847 The voice is digitally altered.
r.i.p
@AA-VFX Oh shut up...you sound so gay...hard pass...
Always loved the movie, and totally adored the vocal performance. This young lady has incredible skills that add heavily this Aria. Thank you.
Невыразимо прекрасно! Спасибо!
Holy shit! I always assumed this song was sampled when the whistle tones came in and the singer jumps around the bass, mid and high tones (starts at 5m0s). This is incredible.
An amazing amount of skill. Unbelievable. Im in awe.
Nope, the staccato part with the rapid change in notes in not possible vocally. I think she had help in that part. Some of the notes sounded synthesized.
I feel like there was maybe 10 seconds of synth assistance used at the 5:03 to 5:15 mark, but she absolutely does look like she's the one in control for the rest of the performance.
all of it was not her singing. the crazy bit of the song sounds EXACTLY like it does from the movie and that part is not possible to sing. there are many videos on youtube of people singing this song in performances or just on yt and they all skip that part.
skoda10 may be right. After looking at the video again something struck me about its seeming 'flawlessness'. Kinda like what skoda10 was implying. It was sounded almost so much like in the movie! The only way they could pull that off was that she was lip-synching. Whoa...could it be???
@@tedlanz5038 at least that part
After the 5th Element movie came out I went into every "proper" music store in my city to find any recordings of the opera singer capable of this.
I was laughed out of them all.
23 years later... worth the wait.
I really hate you right now for reminding me of how old that movie is.
@@nickreagin9585 Sorry...
@@Jenifer_R_ Lol. Its ok. I wanna watch this movie again now.
@@nickreagin9585 That's the spirit! Accept the number of years that have passed, but reject the idea of being old.
@@Jenifer_R_ Ha! I made peace with being old a long time ago. But I still act the square root of my actual age.
Боже, ваш пассаж - это что-то невероятное!
My God did I just hear her sing that?! I did not think the human voice could have such a range!
I love this movie! And I was SHOCKED by her performance. I thought they synthesized her voice at the end of the song in the movie. This lady is phenomenal!
She used a sync, 5:12 gave it away. But still, an absolutely phenomenal singer. Shes definitely one of the top5 among those few who are able to sing this song. My personal fav is by Jane Zhang, go listen to her version if you havent already.
Woooow... what a beautiful voice, she actually rendered the notes to that song. Wow!!
Hands down the best rendition I have EVER heard of this number...! And I'm feeling I'm betraying some vocalists that are dear to me. Mind blown.
Это очень сложная композиция. Браво! Не думал, что когда-нибудь кто-то ее вот так исполнит. Фильм - один из моих обожаемых, а от этой композиции я просто схожу с ума.
A human voice cannot duplicate sounds like that!
Tolkyn: “challenge accepted!”
Tolkyn: Hold my space beer...
bullshit - it's been done plenty - search it
it's been done plenty of times, but unfortunately, the high vocal staccato was faked.
No shit, so what
Check out Dimash Kudaibergen’s version at bastau concert you will get goosebumps, yeah it is a dude singing it, the one and only
The best voice control and perffect note maintenance ever recorded
Wow. She's awesome! I used to doubt that a person could actually perform that song. Congrats to her for proving me wrong.😄
Not a single comment warned me about the men in black jumping out of those triangles when the beat dropped 😂😂 almost threw my phone and I oop
They came from the Matrix.
Spoiler alert? 😂
Unicornbaby23 yeah the dance part kind of ruined the video
Haha that's how you know it was about to get reeeeal!!
LMAOOO
Это непередаваемо прекрасно и завораживает, до мурашек на коже.. Волшебница, сирена, спасибо)
Continuingly astonishing how American movie artist work back powered by an unique level of mighty talents. The greatest worldwide. And.. her voice is a century voice.
Самая лучшая версия исполнения,которую я когда либо слышал. Без обработки компьютером.
What's wrong with you?! What you screaming for?! Every five minutes there's somethin', it's a bomb or somethin'! I'm leavin'! Bzzzzt!
- Ruby Rhod
super green
Ruby Rodd. Explore that imagery, from the concept of analogies for arrogant, single minded, male roosters.
But! I have always loved this song. I would love to see a Counter-Tenor tackle it, now that would be a mind bender. As for this video, I love the Blade Runner/Matrix Meets Equilibrium costume treatment for the men.Nice one!
🤔 he did have a point
Corbin...Corbin my man...I I I can not do not this......tttthis doesn't feel right...Corbin..
@Ann Marie what are u even talking about?
OMG,SHE COULD CHANGE THE NOTES THAT FAST! !! 💘👏👏👏👏👏
Mariela Inostroza she does not sing live.
@@gaspargregorian2499 yea she does. How do you know that she doesn't
she can`t, it`s obviously fake.
@@minachae9464 when you look at her face and listen to the voice very carefully then you will see. When someone does a half or full playback, you can easily recognise the slight, subtle disharmony between the face muscles and the rest of the body movements and the pre recorded and played voice. Another indication could be when the performer is physically moving and dancing a lot (not here though!) even a slight movement in the body can cause subtle voice changes. I have 12 years of singing and musical background, the more subtle the harder to be recognised for people... that's why half or full playback works on stage in the first place.
@@minachae9464 This is a live performance ua-cam.com/video/bgo0CDL6bd0/v-deo.html
There are artists who can sing this and I am blown away!
She is AMAZING SINGER!!!
Preciosa y perfecta voz.
Великолепное исполнение, самое лучшее из всех что слышала.
This version is by far the best one I have come across, she did great!
This lady is so amazing!
Умничка, Толкын! Такую сложнейшую партию спела!
I have finally found someone that got it SPOT ON!!! She's absolutely amazing!!! I'm definitely shook🤯
Had the same reaction. This is the first one spot on.
The impossible thing is not to feel the bristling skin and the soul in love with the beautiful voice and the being that interprets each note. Extraordinarily beautiful.
Я в шоке😮❤это бесподобно браво🎉
“The stones, are in me...” literally one of my favorite movies for so many reasons, this scene being one
This is absolutley sublime! all the years i thought that is impossible with a normal human voice, very impressive!
ua-cam.com/video/lxB91F3zdrc/v-deo.html
That it can be sung is a salute to the female vocal cords!
This was one of the best parts of the entire film.❤
i am absolutely blown away!!! STUNNING !!! 🤯🤯🤯
That was absolutely stunning. Her vocals are transcendental
Nailed it, the best plava laguna impersination i have seen so far.
Феноменальное исполнение!!! Браво !!!! Лучшая из лучших !!!❤
Божественно! Спасибо!
Браво, идеально....
Absolutely superb,what a glorious voice,loved it.
The Fifth Element. I can't remember how many times I watched this movie. Over 20 🤔
5:09 - 5:13 is near to perfection woah😍
*4:12** - **5:36*
*Her vocals are "mesmerizingly" eargasmic!!* 🎙
🎶👂🏻🎶
that section 4:59- 5:13 is autotuned. She comes out of it (they turn it off) and your can hear it. The original goes down to tonic . Her version comes out on an off centered note.
@@humusiclab8974 Yeah, sorry i'm 99% sure 5:11 is not her voice LOL
@@FunksIncKeys sounds like her voice going through pitch correction and then it shuts off for the last note. Def fake, as are most production attempts to sing this. There are some vocalists who can sing it, but that section was played on a keyboard for the film. It’s almost a necessary effect to get that “processed sound” when doing it live.
The Fifth Element a.k.a. Die Hard in Space
Space Hard.
@@disky01 dead. lol
William Oxx underrated comment
Omg yessss
You’re not wrong but probably the second best Die Hard next to the very first one.
She nailed it. Wow!
Браво, Толқын Забирова! 😍👏👏👏 Тамаша орындау! 🔥🔥🔥
The videography ughhh (on a positive note the singer was out of this world!)
I like how it was originally "This could only be done synthetically", now peeps be like "Hold my microphone"
humans are the worlds best mimics lmao
.. and at the end of their performance is a.... *Mic Drop* yes, I agree😁
@Raoul Longoria absolutely agree. the entire “tough” run around 5:15 was sharp...total giveaway.
Still hasn't yet been matched with the human voice so far as I've seen. Everyone who's tried has had to alter it because the switches really are that fast.
I love this movie and this performance. And yes, multipass.
Wow! That was mesmerizing! I watched that whole thing with my mouth wide open and I don't think I took more that a few breaths!! Simply outstanding!!
This song was ahead of it's time. Electronic sounds via voice. Still so crazy to listen to. NEXT LEVEL. She is amazing.
Its time. No apostrophe.
Fantastic even with some of the electronics at the end. Superb singer.
Me siento impactado, por la belleza de esta voz. Es un ángel, es la voz tan deliciosa para los sentidos, es simplemente embriagador para mí.
Still love this Movie. And this opera was one of the highlights of the film. As @Aodan said, "imposible" because of the speed of the notes. But, as time has shown over and over again. Never say impossible for a human... Time has a way of making the impossible, possible. She was awesome!