Musician/Producer Reacts to "Sarará" by Yamandu Costa
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- Musician/Producer Reacts to "Sarará" by Yamandu Costa
Original Video: • Yamandu Costa - Sarará
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I think he is unique. I know of no one to whom he can be justifiably compared. He is a phenomenal guitarist.
He's amazing, but I don't like the music he plays, it's too south of Brazil for my taste. He plays just like his teacher Lucio Yanel
@@marceloisoni9158 fda - se
Saw him live here in France. He's not playing music, he is the music. As a guitarist, it was so an intense moment I enjoyed and I am now waiting for his next show here :)
It happened to me too. I waited for years to be able to see him, and after the concert, I was already thinking about whether I would have the opportunity to see him again.
I couldn't agree more with you!! When he plays, he becomes the music itself!
I once saw him in a live presentation here in Brasil many years ago. I was about 19 yo and the place was crowded in a very know colonial building in Rio, the show was free an we got there by the end of it, only seeing a couple o songs. After the show me and my friends stood there for a while and it was very surprising to me to see him walking away with his guitar like he was a normal person. Never forgot that.
Yamandu actually is not only the best guitarist from Brazil, but perhaps the number 1, 2 or maximum 3 worldwide… The doesn’t play music, he is the music and all its complexity in itself!
i think there s no comparison. he is incredible!
Muito bonito, ver como brasileiros VIRTUOSIS....tem a capacidade de emocionar
nós brasileiros temos muito orgulho de ter um talento desse nivel encantando o mundo com uma musica honesta e original.
What a wild dance!
Yes there’s so much joy and exuberance, so much contrast and storytelling in his playing…
And what gets me is, this is all acoustic playing!
One man and his guitar, no effects other than the ones he can acoustically create himself!
That’s powerful music making there, for me…
Also, his use of rhythm, melody and harmony…..
The variety of sounds he achieves on his guitar and how he layers them…
Things a producer or sound engineer would maybe add during the mixing and mastering process of a recording, -and Yamandu just does it all acoustically! So much great stuff in there-. And again I have to think of Egberto Gismonti, Brazilian guitarist, composer and multi instrumentalist…
Also, those rhythms remind me of someone else’s comment to one of the Dirty Loops songs - of how their rhythms often are influenced by Latin and Brazilian rhythms…
Thanks for showcasing this terrific artist again, Jeff, I loved the heartfelt response and the interesting thoughts on this 👍🙏
Great comment!!!
Falastes tudo 🤜🤛🇧🇷
@@igorpessatodasilva5094 ☺️ thanks my friend 🙏
@@fiddlestix3025 um abraço do Rio grande do sul- Brasil
That's the point about Brazilian music. Not only some of the best musicians and singer technically speaking but always story tellers. Music for us is about art and art is about telling a story. Just look at Caetano Veloso, Tim Maia, Gal Costa, Elis Regina, Rafael Rabello, Baden... Always storytelling. And for that all techniques are needed. Like an opera. Each song is an opera with many different phases.
Yamandu has a very strong connection with the instrument, he doesn't play he connects with the instrument like Victor Wooten, Steve Vai
Isso é tão lindo que arranca lágrimas. Bravo!!!
He is the best, today, in my opinion! Monstrous! Pure geniality!
Wow, Yamandu singing I ve never saw it before
And to think that he started here at my hometown... I've had the pleasure and honour tho watch him live many times at small places, sometimes for free... He's the best. ❤
That's true love for the brazillian music and culture. What a performance. Great Yamandu!
Verdade! Minhas raízes Sul Matogrossenses e atrelada com as gaúchas e já brotou um lindo netinho!!!
Este hombre es una orquesta un genio.
This guitarist is some kind of genius.
This music has a true South American feeling. Thanks for it, Jeff!
Yes! 😍 Thank you Rafael!
Yes. I'm brazilian too... Yamandu is a master of our music.
Orgulho do Yamandu Costa ser Brasileiro. Quanta musicalidade. Ele se torna um só com a Música.
Eu já tive o prazer de ir à vários shows do Yamandu, e irei sempre que possível, pois ele é diferente a cada um deles, se aprimora, se reinventa, torna-se cada vez mais fascinante.
Eu sou brasileiro, portanto suspeito para afirmar que ele é o melhor do mundo, mas com certeza, está no top 5.
His is one of the best world wide!!! Paco de Lucia stood up to him , at a concert in Brazil.
Acho que foi o Raphael Rabelo quem fez isso.
Thanks, Jeff. Delightful!
Yamandu is a beast. Brasil is a country with a lot of guitar talent, you should check Karai Guedes, my current favourite guitarist, also from Brazil and he's Yamandu's friend
Fantastico! He carries you through a feeling of hot yellow sand between your toes in a dazzling afternoon sun with ice-filled glas of red wine and grilled salty sardins. I do'nt know much about guitar playing but I surely do recognise true talent. Sounds very spanish!!??
Love this comment!!!
Actually, it's a typical gaucho song, from the pampas of southern Brazil and northern Uruguay and Argentina. It has spanish influence, but doesn't sound spanish for latin americans. Sounds southern. The singing alludes to common circle songs in this region, and the rhythm makes reference to a cavalcade.
I don't know what is happening to some people in Brazil...but they're calling/branding every other brazilian musical gender as "Sertanejo". Such ignorance is starting to piss me off. Like "Rafael Palomino" said above me, Yamandu's favorite style/genre is the one "from the pampas of southern Brazil and northern Uruguay and Argentina." (and this style has spanish influences, some Flamenco taste to it). In this particulary song he mixes this southern genre I spoke to some Afro Brazilian beats in the Rythm (making it faster and having more percusive resources)...Even the song name "SARARÁ" is an Afro Brazilian word.
In the lyrics he mentions the weather getting darker but also the night arriving at the same time. It's a distant country road that people don't even pass there. But he hears the steps of the Baio Sarará horse. Those words refear to it's colour. If someone was riding the horse of if the horse wanders by him self around there it's not said. Also not even clear if there is an observer or if the song simply paints this remote place with no people at all at that moment.
Remembering he is from the last Brazilian state to the South and the Gaucho culture is dear to him.
Yamandu playing: impressive and beautiful at the same level
Thank you very much...I also apreciate Yamandu ....Beautiful momento... Hugs from Mozambique...
Wow! That’s amazing! What a performance. And those chords and riffs. Almost sounds like metal some of it. But hot darn, beautiful
I love how people always smile when listening to Yamandu. He is a Brazillian treasure.
Yamandu Costa is the brilliant and talented guitarist composer from Brazil, known inside and outside the country and holds important awards. We have other wonderful Brazilian guitarists, one of them called Fabio Lima. In fact, we have a lot of good guitarists.
That's the first time I have visited your channel and I totally agree with you! "Yamandu Costa gets straight into the heart". I had the greatest opportunity of my life when I attended his concert in 2003, in Minas Gerais, Brazil. I invited a friend of mine to go out with me. Now Tatiana and I have been marrried for 19 years. I believe his seventh string really gave me good luck that night!! Thank you, Yamandú. Thank you, Straltele Studios, for this nice review!!
Thank you for watching Marcelo! 🫶
Quando assisti o primeiro vídeo do Yamandu me viciei. É viciante! Quando terminamos de ver um vídeo já queremos ver outro, e outro, outro... 😁
Really breathtaking. Thanks Jeff!
the song is about a horse in the night
Man how great and genuine are your reactions I ve just loved it!!
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I saw Yamandu playing for FREE in a show at a Square in Rio! His guitar is A Brazilian 7 string invented in Brazil for playing Samba
Free?! Sheeeesh :)
@@StrateleStudios If you're lucky, you can see him at airports for free while he's waiting for his plane.
Yamandu Costa é um grande mestre do violão! Sua música é capaz de transcender fronteiras e culturas! Assista à versão que ele fez para a canção "Adiós Nonino", do genial Astor Piazzolla. Parabéns pelo canal!
Thank you! 🎊🎉👏🫶
Gosto quando ele fica possuído kkk
Ele nao é um músico e sim uma entidade kkkk
Beautiful 💚🇧🇷💙
Muito obrigado por valorizar a música brasileira muito obrigado por ter bom gosto gostaria que ouvisse xangai
2:58 tá fazendo uma harpa paraguaia já 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
I love acoustic guitar 🎸 🎶 This was joyful and uplifting! Thanks for the great reaction! ❤🤗
Great song!
Simplesmente extraordinário o Yamandu orgulho de ter esse brasileiro como representante do nosso Brasil
So I took some time, not geting into YT but today I saw you react to this one! Glad I could see your face and words while listening this great artist that I love so much!
So happy to hear that! 😊😊😊
it is going to sound like a romance novel, but: his hand just flows through the neck, effortless, with the eyes shut.
Yamandu is an alien !
Yamandu is one of the best from our country. I feel like ... he´s having a musical spiritual incorporation. Congratulations for you, the best Gaucho composer and guitar player ever!
Straight to the heart..The best description.
Holy sacred cow!!!
I wanna introduce to you another great Brazillian Compositor, Baden Powell, please react to "Baden Powell 1970 Germany = Manhã de carnaval" its so beautiful.
" introduce " Baden Powell ??? , ridiculous...😏
@@emiliomalbran why?
O mestre do violão 7 cordas
This is the real Brazilian Music!
Temos que aprende muito nos Brasileiros temos os melhores músicos do mundo mas não conhecemos . A mídia e podre. Sou pianista .🇧🇷🇧🇷🧡🇧🇷🇧🇷⭐
Great video! I’m a huge arch echo fan and would love if you did a react to Afterburger. It’s a huge rhythmic showcase and Richie even has a drum playthrough uploaded on youtube.
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Lindo, maravilhoso!
nice, Yamandu é um fenômeno.
Essa música me lembra as cantigas populares brasileiras.
Lembra, mas é uma chacarera, ritmo folclórico argentino
🇧🇷
Tipo de coisa que ainda tenho orgulho do meu país!
Yes! It’s a C lower string!
"Look, the night is coming
Look how time has closed
Look the road is coming
On the bay horse Sara Sarará
Look, the night is coming
Look how time has closed
Look the road is coming
On the bay horse Sara will heal
That distant road
Where no one passes
I hear the sound of hooves
From the bay horse Sara Sarará"
This music tell us about a cavalcade at sunset.
Awsome
Hello, I'm Brazilian and I'm happy that Yamandu is so well known abroad. But you should know Raphael Rabello and Fábio Lima too, just look on UA-cam.
There was an excellent acoustic guitar musician called Raphael Rabello who reached a unique level, who inspired the two best Brazilian guitarists today.
1 - Yamandu Costa, who has a style with faster arpeggios, a more aggressive, virtuous and joyful style.
2 - And Fábio Lima, who is the most awarded musician of this generation. His style is more precise, with an emphasis on beauty, complexity and precision.
Bravo!
Maestro¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡
Mr Jeff , please react to Helena Meireles, Brazilian singer and songwriter, recognized worldwide for her talent as a player of the so-called viola caipira. Guitar Player as one of the top 100 guitarists. Thank you. Obrigada. Do Brasil.
if you like yamandu, you will love raphael rabello, another brazilian genius guitarrist
O papa se erguendo alvoroçados no lombo de 1 cavalo creoulo❤
😍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
He is a Rafael Rabelo return to life, and better. Please find a react to Rafael songs. This two almost the same guy in seven nylon guitar.
👏👏👏👏
If you like this, try "Choro Loco"
ua-cam.com/video/MpOI0h3_gdQ/v-deo.htmlsi=yZxTUi3TPWVIviYo
I really like a song of him called bounyfie
7th string is a low string C Tuned
Iamandu,um violonista inexplicável, não tem como falar nada,falar o quê!?
React, please , Elizeth Cardoso with Raphael Rabello .
Chacarera
Brasil sil sil sil sil sil sil!
Please consider doing something with Elomar Figueira de Melo. Another amazing brazilian guitar player, songwriter, poet and singer. Thanks for The Chanel.
take a look at the very first music of the show: ua-cam.com/video/XSiDUYfiZ-A/v-deo.html
if you are curious enough take a pic at the others too...
Tinha que ser gaúcho!
Yamandu é uma entidade.
Yamandu Costa is NOT from Earth! Viva o Brasil!!!
Made in Brasil
Almir Sater - music : Luzeiro - link >> ua-cam.com/video/3Q8zkHulmj8/v-deo.html
MInuano
Meu Deus do céu, o que é isso?
suggestions for doing reacts:
João Bosco and Hamilton de Holanda
ua-cam.com/video/3Y9KF11wPl0/v-deo.html
João Bosco, Yamandú Costa
ua-cam.com/video/lQq9JlwX8Y8/v-deo.html
John Bosco
ua-cam.com/video/Jki55Yn4-mg/v-deo.html
Tião Carreiro: the best traditional guitar player in Brazil ua-cam.com/video/3wOdgJAf-JM/v-deo.html
He is not from this planet! It's insane!
I loved your choice e react!🥰🌻🌻🌻🌻
The best, the best, Yamandu is the best in the world by far, no one can even get close!
Only Paco de Lucia, but unfortunately he passed away!
Please, react to " MAXIXE SAMBA GROOVE", by Hamilton de Holanda, another brazilian musician.🥰🙋🏻♀️🏵🌟