Lara Fabian Evokes The Old Country! Caruso Reaction!
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
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She's Belgian from her father, Italian by her mom and French Canadian of herself deciding by 1991 to live in Montreal in Quebec, Canada! She speak fully around 5 languages, and sing in around 12 or 13 languages! She's the Mentor of Dimash and even asked to Igor Krutoy to help Dimash to create song for him! She's as well the absolute idol icon for Dimash for stage performance and breath singing!
She's the queen.
Y, you are right.
The best CARUSO I EVER HEARD.
Sorry to all the legends that sand it but her interpretation is her masterful portrayal .
Soo good.
@@PrymalChaos She's singing in Italian. Italian is way more "sing-songing" than Spanish... It's not strange to switch from a language to another... It's normal in most european countries (except for the UK, Ireland, Spain, Italy and France) to speak several languages, it's not a big deal. Her languages are French and Italian. She speaks fluently English (as you can see... She barely has an accent) and Spanish. She speaks Dutch and Portuguese, not fluently. Her accent in Spanish is wonderful and her accent in Portuguese is pretty good.
Amazing......but L. Dalla/L.Pavarotti Is directly from Heaven.
So you nevers listened to composer's version, Dalla.
Oh, that voice! Lara has become my favorite female singer...head and shoulders above the rest! Thanks for you heartfelt thoughts to our requests!
Another great reaction. Watched this video and others of Lara countless times and I keep waiting for the videos to get old to me and move on to someone else. It hasn't happened. Been listening to her for months and her songs just keep reaching into my soul and enriching it every time. She is the total package. In my opinion, mentioning that she is beautiful is relevant because she absolutely is one of the most beautiful women on the planet. Please keep reacting to her live performances. You have just scratched the surface.
Fabian's voice/performances give me chills & goosebumps. Repeatedly. I too keep waiting for the effect to wear off, as it does, but it hasn't with her.
I even looked up the science of goosebumps: best guess is they are a reaction to things that surprise us...but then, how do these performances I've seen a hundred times keep doing it to me? 🤔
Perfect comment: 'It's beautiful because of its simplicity.'
That's exactly my experience of living in Italy when I did. 'La dolce vita' is built out of simplicities of living in the moment with all your heart.
It's that thing when you go to your local cafe in the morning and get your "un cornetto colla crema ed un espresso, per favore". And everything about that is perfect. The coffee is not burnt and the cornetto is fresh and there is a a perfect proportion of sweetness and pastry.
Like it is this moment when Lara expresses her emotions in the perfectness of her voice. Nothing else exists.
She takes you to Italy!
@@PrymalChaos She does. About the most beautiful place on earth in many senses.
Yes, her breaths are very intentional... to portray emotions... not because she needs them to sing, not even close.. she has far more breath control than that.. I'm so glad you pointed that out.. Also a lot of people believe that she's actually sad or going through something but she's just that good at making the listener feel the emotion of the song..
SOOOO I-N-C-R-E-D-I-B-L-E...
Love this woman so much!
as you noted, "Caruso" was written to honor Enrico Caruso, the great Italian tenor who died young, shortly after his daughter was born.....this piece imagines Caruso's last words to his wife and his daughter........"Te voglio bene assai' (I love you very much)....originally written for a male tenor, all the great (and near great) male and female operatic performers have sung this piece
Muy buena reacción, Lara deja sin palabras a cualquiera, es fenomenal. El musico y productor David Foster en un concierto en Las Vegas al presentarla dijo algo así, mas o menos, "hay grandes cantantes en el mundo y por encima de esos grandes cantantes esta Lara Fabian" ✌👍
Une œuvre magistrale de Lara Fabian. Avec cette interprétation, elle prouve qu'elle est une des plus grandes artistes de la chanson. Sa voix transperce nos cœurs et nous rempli d'émotion. Peu sont capables d'atteindre ce niveau artistique. Merci mon ami !
React to her duet with Johnny Halliday. The song is “ Requiem pour un fou”. You will see her great passion for this performance with Johnny. They both were fantastic.
Oh my god yes.. Thst one is beautifully haunting .. ❤
Me han gustado muchas grandes cantantes del mundo por cualidades vocales excepcionales, pero ninguna me hace sentir como Lara, sus interpretaciones te llegan al alma!!!! Sentis que ella se transforma y te trasporta a otro lugar!!! Ella es un espectáculo único!!!! No veo una cantante.....siento una experiencia única!!!!
Posting again some information about Lara Fabian:
Lara is recognized as one of the best vocalist ever seen on earth and all professionals list her in the top vocalist tier with Barbra, Whitney, Mariah, Celine, Lisa Fischer, .... In my personal opinion, she is even the best.
There are a few vocal characteristics that are her signature: her famous resonance for instance that allows her to sing acapella without mic in venues with 8,000 attendees. Her nickname in the singing world is "the ring" due to this. I would also list her amazing phrasing, breath management and her pleasant tone even when belting in her upper register.
So she is one of the best vocalist ever, but on top of that, she adds a few things that make her an absolute package with no equivalence:
• she speaks 4 languages fluently (french, italian, english, spanish) and has sung in 12 languages in total
• she is an amazing songwriter and wrote lyrics for most her songs, in the 4 languages she speaks. She often co-composes the music with the composer.
• she acts and performs on stage as nobody else, she colors and reveals the meaning of every single word in the songs, and her ability to emote, to draw you in is second to none
• she is the sweetest soul on earth, very humble, down to earth and benevolent. She likes to meet others, and her fans are always pleasantly surprised when this happens
A quick background on her and her career:
She is belgian, but also has italian roots (her mother is from sicilia). She was raised in both countries so she speaks both french and italian as native languages.
She has been classically trained on vocal, piano and songs composition for 10 years ( from 8 to 18) in the Brussels Royal Conservatory. She is still having vocal lessons and training several times a week today.
She started her career in Canada in the early 90s, more precisely in Quebec, the french-speaking part of Canada. She now lives in Montreal and has also Canadian citizenship
She became very famous there and then conquered France in 1997 (she topped charts there and some of her songs such as "Je t'aime" or "Tout" became classics of the french music).
in 2000, she was about to penetrate the US Market, with a lot of media initial interest. Her first english song (I will love again), a pop dance song, reached number one on the US Billboard Hot Dance Club Play chart and number 32 on the Billboard Hot 100.
Her Album ("Lara Fabian") was about to become a massive hit, and the concert "From Lara With Love" was recorded to be broadcasted everywhere in the US. This concert is legendary and the song you just reviewed is from this concert.
But a dispute with Sony on artistry directions, and the will from Celine Dion's staff to block her progress in the US, completely broke this plan.
She thus refocused back on Europe and made huge success there, extending her reach to Eastern Europe and Asia where she became an absolute superstar thru her collaboration with Igor Krutoy during several years.
She is also a star in Brazil as her song "Love By Grace" used as the soundtrack for a very famous soap opera topped the charts for months.
Many of her songs became classics and were covered by the other singing legends: Barbra Streisand, Shirley Bassey, Josh Groban, …
With her success in Europe, Brazil and part of Asia, she is the inspiration of the new generation of vocalists: most of them are coming from there.
Thru their covers of Lara Fabian songs, USA is now rediscovering her.
She is Dimash's idol: I’ve read somewhere that, when he was a child, he was listening her songs every night to get asleep.
He covered many of her songs (that she performed originally ; she also wrote some of these)
Out of my mind I can list:
• Adagio,
• Mademoiselle Hyde,
• Know,
• Love of tired swans,
She also wrote the lyrics of his song « Your Love ».
She covered « Love is like a dream » before him (song from Igor Krutoy originally performed by Alla Pugacheva)
And they performed Ti Amo Cosi together with Aida Garafulina.
This is a song that she performed originally with Dmitriy Hvorostovsky and Alina Yaroyava then again later with Dmitriy and Sumi Jo, before this new trio with Dimash and Aida.
Dimash is now also working with Igor Krutoy who came back from retirement and composed severals songs for him.
Many other top vocalists from the current generation covered her songs:
• Floor Jansen (Adagio)
• Polina Gagarina (Adagio, Je t’aime)
• Diana Ankudinova (Tomorrow is a lie)
• Morissette Amon (Broken Vow)
• Gabriel Henrique (Love by Grace)
• Cakra Khan (Broken Vow)
• Katrina Velarde (Broken Vow)
• Giulia Falcone (Adagio, Caruso, Je suis malade)
• ....
Sorry if I was long, but I hope this gives some context on Lara.
Thank you 😍
Lara's native languages are Italian and French. She speaks both since she was 3 years old. Then she learned English and Spanish when she was 10 years old. Currently she is able to speak and compose songs in Italian, French, English, Spanish fluently. But she is also able to have a little conversation in Russian, Portuguese (she evn co-wrote a song in Portuguese with perfect accent, as a Brazilian I can say, the song it's called "Meu Grande Amor", which means My greatest love), and Flemish (Flemish is the native language of her father, she was born in the Flemish part of Belgium country, her daddy if from there. But she was raised in Italy till her 5/6 years old. From 8 to 18 years old she attended the Brussels Royal Music Conservatory in Belgium. She learned how to sing, play piano, guitar, write and read music core, her teachers were Master in bel canto and opera, but she decided to focus in the pop style, even though she is able to sing in operatic style, and she uses her bel canto skills in her pop songs, with her perfect breath control and pasagios. She is able to hold C5 and D5 in chest voice for over 20 seconds, without strain the larynx. Vídeo bellow shows she singing in 12 languages.
Thank you for one more reaction of Lara's.
ua-cam.com/video/MZ3GxqlPzwc/v-deo.html
Linda reacción! Hermosa canción e intérpretacion increíble de Lara Fabián, única y sin comparación alguna,la mejor cantante e intérprete del mundo entero! Reaccióne a You're not from here, To love again, I Guess i loved You, Gottingen, Alweys,Angels pass away, Lebedy Quédate, Llora, Desesperate housewife, Tomorrow is a lie, Lou! Grácias!
This lady can sing!!!! Better than most, but it is not just her singing. Her stage presence, her performance of song's character. With her, it is not just listening to her, you really need to watch her perform.
I've been lucky enough to see her perform live. Man, that was an experience! This is an old rock guy speaking.
Lara is not just a great singer, she is a complete performer. One of few who can do it without doing some crazy stuff and showing a lot of her skin. She is just about her performance, a true rarity. A gem.
Yeah. She exists on a different level.
What an exceptional singer. In addition to being of great beauty, it makes us experience so many emotions. What stage presence and what power. BROKEN VOW, PERDERE L'AMORE and YOU'RE NOT FROM HERE (From Lara with love) are also masterpieces. Thank you from Montreal.
Her mom and grandma are italians. I just imagine someone singing to you: "I love you" like that. She´s amazing
Of those still active and performing, Lara Fabian is my favorite female vocalist on planet earth. But now I would like to introduce you to the best female dramatic contralto vocalist on planet earth. She’s from Russia and her name is Diana Ankudinova who many coaches, professional vocalists, and reactors around the globe consider her to be in possession of the most unique mesmerizing memorable amazing atavistic tribunal primordial shaman goddess voice in the world Her EPIC performance of “ Rechenka”( River in English) at age 14 !!!( a MUST first reaction) catapulted her to worldwide recognition. It’s an incredible and legendary performance of an old ritual wedding folk song that to this day is considered by many professional vocalists and coaches as the most unique and mesmerizing live performance by a vocalist -any age , in the HISTORY OF TALENT CONTESTS and along with “ Human” ( lowest possible female range she’s a rare dramatic contralto ) and “ Wicked Game” contributed to her winning not only the kids “ you are super” contest 2 consecutive years but catapulted her to international fame
with millions of avid followers worldwide. And Famous Dimash composer and pianist “Igor Kurtoy” has accompanied her on the piano on “ Tomorrow Is A Lie”
He was also one of the judges on Diana’s performance of “ Wicked Game”
If you react to Diana, I guarantee you that your subscriber base will quadruple in no time and your goosebumps will have goosebumps!
After Rechenka, you will ( like millions of others) be hooked.
All love from Miami Beach, Florida,
Al
Please forgive me but I can't handle the english language very well.
However
Caruso Is a a song of Lucio Dalla an italian artist.
There is a story behind this Song.
One day Lucio Dalla broke is boat in front of Gulf of Sorrento. I Asked a friend for help and the friend was the owner of the hotel (Grand Hotel Excelsior Victoria)
where Caruso (famous tenor of the past) died. The friend gave to Lucio the Caruso's room. At the same time chance willed that the barman of the restaurant "La Scogliera" tale to Lucio Dalla that Caruso had fallen in love with an unrequited love for a young girl to which he gave singing lessons.
Shortly after, Caruso died.
In his room Lucio found the piano that belonged to Caruso and inspired by this story began to play a few notes.
A little later the song was ready.
Wow! What a great story!
Great reaction video. Laura is Master Class. Always like seeing how Lara mesmerizes and captivates.
Couldn't agree more!
Caruso, is an italian song, written, composed and performed in 1986 by Lucio Dalla as a tribute to Enrico Caruso, the most famous tenor of his time (late 19th / early 20th century). He was the first global singing superstar.
The story is about the last days of Enrico Caruso, he knows he is dying, and he is remembering all his career on stage and telling his much younger wife how much he loves her.
It has very quickly become a classic of italia music and the biggest names have covered it (Julio Iglesias, Andrea Bocelli, Josh Groban, …. and of course Luciano Pavarotti).
But for many, Lara's version is the best ever, as she was able, with her unique ability to convey the emotions of a song, to reveal the real sad story written by Lucio Dalla.
I was told that Lucio Dalla himself, after hearing this performance, said that she made it her song and this is the best version he has heard from it.
For Lara, this song is really important as this is a kind of anthem for Italy, and she is so much connected to this country. She spent the first few years of her life there with her sicilian mother and grandma. Her husband is also sicilian.
the best "Caruso" in the world,just a master class
Excellent commentary. Really, really well done. Lots of value added. 👍
This is generally understood to be about Caruso, close to death, saying goodbye to his much younger wife & singing one last time from his balcony to the villagers in Sorriento.
How about the sultry, sexy (but tasteful) side of her next? I'll be right back with a link.
Though I'm a writer & big into words, I recommend this one without subs. I think the gist is obvious and attention to her performance - right down to the movements of her fingers - is more important.
Tango. Sings entirely from a seated position but makes us feel she's just performed an Argentine Tango. 😉ua-cam.com/video/9p1UrKzYti0/v-deo.html
The writer of this song, Lucio Dalla (from Bologna, northern Italy), wrote this in 1986 while staying in one of the rooms where Enrico Caruso, former famous tenor (From Neaples, southern Italy), spent the final days of his life. Caruso was 48-years-old when he died, and a few years before Caruso died, he married Dorothy Park Benjamin who was 20 years younger. They had a baby girl they named Gloria. Lucio Dalla wrote this song while imagining how Caruso, who knew he was dying, would have said goodbye to his young wife - the love of his life.
curiosity: in sicilian dialect the word caruso means (ragazzo) boy.
Oh woooow! What an amazing way to find inspiration. It must be why the imagery in the lyrics is so visceral.
I so appreciate this from you. I've watched so many people react to her singing this, and by far you have been the one who has been able to describe how feel about this performance. The way you articulate your words is beautiful. I really enjoyed listening to you speak.
Well done. 👏🤗🤗🤗
Yey!!! I was waiting for this reaction!!!!
Wow you are hooked now. lol. Awesome reaction TY!!! This is an absolute masterpiece. A Masterclass in tone, pitch, diction, stage presence, breath control, word painting, and it is mesmerizing as she utilizes her spellbook and a little eye of nute, to effortlessly turn us all into puddles. This song has been covered by, well, everybody, and few would disagree this is the best. Better than Pavarotti's version, and that is saying a lot as I adore Luciano. She is the best ever. The song by the way is about the dying Caruso, saying goodbye to his young, much younger, wife, who had a very public love affair. Very very touching.
Oh man! Diction. I knew there was something I wanted to talk about but forgot to bring up! Her pronunciation and diction are flawless, especially in the lines with a more rapid fire delivery.
@@PrymalChaos Like they say in Italy, and on how to sing Italian opera, 'You singa lika you talka'. Well they don't say it that way but she pronounces, enunciates everything... clearly. It is stunning, and it has a calming effect on the mind as one does not have to struggle to hear the words so you can concentrate on other important aspects of the performance that is going on. Subtle, but real, and known in professional singing circles for I think centuries. In Italian, this is extra special, extra beautiful as the language itself, for me anyway, is the most beautiful language to sing and listen to.
@@PrymalChaos ya that section with the rapid fire mini-gun Italian where she breaks into spoken and back to singing at light speed and pops into a pure-as-a-bell soft beautiful high note as she stares up in supplication. Worth. O.G. GGEZ. Find it from anyone else ever. Can't. Incomparable.
@@PrymalChaos Sure, Italian, added to French, is her language!
Yet another an amazing reaction to an amazing song from Lara. Thank you very much, keep up the good work.
Love form Denmark.
1+1=2…..inner + outer beauty is always greater than 1
Lara is a total creation just like Aida and Dimash.
In these troubled times, we are extremely blest to experience these over and above artists.
Amazing performer..Love her passion and flawless delivery....
Enrico Caruso (*1873 in Naples, † 1921 ibid; actually Errico Caruso) was an Italian opera singer. He is considered the most famous tenor of the early 20th century and one of the most important singers in the world of opera.
Caruso was famous for his baritone voice and stage presence. In a performance of La Bohème he sang an aria for the suddenly voiceless bass so convincingly that no one in the audience noticed.
Caruso established a new, exemplary style of singing in which the focus was not on beautiful performance but on becoming one with the character being portrayed.
Caruso is the name everyone knows and to which every opera singer is compared. Those who have seen him describe the onset of his voice with the warm power of an organ.
Caruso still holds the record of 863 appearances on the Metropolitan Opera stage.
And it was Caruso who initiated the triumph of the record with his work.
Caruso's generosity was legendary. For example, during his most successful years at the Metropolitan Opera, he gave almost all employees Christmas presents.
His sense of humor was also famous. Again and again he joked with his stage colleagues, for example sewing up a sleeve of a coat that a colleague in La Bohème had to wear during the performance, or filling water in a discarded hat that someone had to wear in the performance.
3 years before his death he married the American millionaire daughter Dorothy Park Benjamin. With her he had a daughter, Gloria, at the age of 45.
He died at the age of 48 from protracted pleurisy and blood poisoning. (www)
Listen: Enrico Caruso 1904 -Una Furtiva Lagrima - ua-cam.com/video/t936rzOt3Zc/v-deo.html
Wait, so he was a Baritone?! That's crazy! I seem to remember Mario Lanza hitting some high tenor notes in the film. That's what mixed me up. I suppose he was portraying him as a character in his life story, not emulating his performance as a singer.
Thanks for your reaction. I guess you are my favourite reactor to Lara, even though she is not in your usual taste in music. It’s always great to see someone who can appreciate the music no matter in which genre it is) May I suggest you to react to another gorgeous italian song Perdere L’amore by Lara. The song itself is very melodic and beautiful.
Wow that's an incredible compliment! I appreciate you watching. There will be more Lara in future. Also I need to get back to Dimash as well. I have a few metal tracks scheduled but my aim is to plan a diverse lineup from now on, something metal, something unusual, something classical.. that should provide some interesting tangents!
@@PrymalChaos exactly! I’m as far from metal as it possible, but when such a professional and music enthusiast is explaining all the details and nuances it can be interesting. Anyway, looking forward to your reactions 👍 cheers!
Escucharla cantar e interpretar siempre nos conmueve ...y un inmenso placer invade todo nuestro ser....gracias.....
Hi, thank u very much for this video. First, i want to tell u that ur really very very charismatic. Love the way u feel, the way u analyse everything in every single detail & above all LOVE ur sensitivity we can see everything through ur eyes. Can't wait for more of Lara Fabian videos & ur analysis. Thank u so much. Wish u all the best.
Thanks Roger. Plenty more to come.
Lara is fantastic I have seen her duet with Dimash.
Great reaction. Thank you for all the great insight in to her performance.
Thank you for this reaction !
The best performance of the XX. century.
Floor has been MY number 1 for a long time and never thought I’d say this BUT yea Lara.. ur right up there, her stage presence, she truly ‘FEELS’ the song..
Just like floor!!!
It's ok to love both 😎
They are both great! I didn't know that Floor sings Caruso! It's normal that Lara "feels" this song more, because Italian is one of her languages and this song it's about Italy, her mother was from Sicily. Lara lived there from 1 to 5 years. She used to spend her vacation there when she was a child and teen.
Thank you! As always, Lara is so emotional! (May be some time you could react to Lara Fabian and Dimash performing vocalise Know? Or "To amo Cosi"?)
Good choice !Love from France ☮️😎
I loved it.
I love your reactions to Lara Fabian. Lara brings "theatre" to musical performances, living and interpreting the songs. Her Italian sensitivity and dramatic nonverbals are so powerful, as you mention. I had a good friend from Sicily who always "talked with his hands" as he put it. It is engaging because it's so refreshing to see real people not afraid of feeling and showing feelings.
I think you would really like "Requiem Pour Un Fou" with Lara and Johnny Hallyday (the "Elvis" of France. It is not metal but is a totally different musical experience that seems like musical theatre. This is a good link to a version with subtitles. ua-cam.com/video/zR1rkt_0biA/v-deo.html They are vital to really understanding the power and darkness of the song. As with "je suis malade" where "malade" means mentally/emotionally sick, this "fou" means someone out of their mind, not just a "fool". Sorry to stray but that seems like a performance you may be able to appreciate as well.
Thank you! I appreciate the suggestion!
@@PrymalChaos ua-cam.com/video/mcmhCfH9OfQ/v-deo.html Perdere l"amore is another marvelous song. Your Italian friend would probably love it too. Such a powerful song perfectly suited to Lara's way of living and interpreting music AND lyrics.
I guess now you are ready for " Je t'aime" live.
My soul is prepared.
Great reaction. All your words and statements were perfectly on point and you highlighted a few details that got unnoticed by most.
If you want to see Lara in broadway mode you can check her live cover of Barbra’s Yentl:
ua-cam.com/video/zW8lalHMwxk/v-deo.html
Or if you want to check her in Rock Opera mode in a stadium of 80,000, you can check here:
ua-cam.com/video/dvci-hKyxl4/v-deo.html
Oh cool! I'll check those out! Thank you.
@@PrymalChaos the last one is a duet with Johnny Hallyday, a french rocker legend in France that sold more than 110M albums. This duet has become legendary in french speaking countries. A different side of Lara. She can impersonate any character in any situation 😱
@@ericsicard910 I had a quick look, didn’t want to spoil it in case I want to react to it. It’s fantastic how they match each other’s energy with the grit in their voice.
@@PrymalChaos yes this is a legendary duet in french speaking countries. Johnny was the king of french music market, Lara was famous in Quebec but just a newbie in France and this duet accelerated her emerging fame. I hope you will do the react sometimes soon ; you won’t regret it, this is epic and it shows Lara is up to everything if the story requires it.
@@PrymalChaos yes, legendary I told you! And the rain adds some dramatic effect to it ! Can’t wait to see you reacting to it 😀
Tanks for the corrected info.
Yup. Simply Master Class. Gets me every time too...😍
Lara❤❤❤❤
Please try her duet with Johny Halliday "Requiem pour un fou" (in the rain) and "Perdere l 'amore".
Nice one! Imagine myself hearing that song first time when i was 18 yo.. exactly when it was played, on 1999. 22 years knowing this version of a Caruso song by Luccio Dalla
Lara Fabian ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Bonjour, Je suis française, Lara Fabian est belge par sa mère et italienne par son père, ils ont vécus au Canada, la tranche francophone, elle est polyglotte, elle a commencé sa carrière en France, la France et un tramplein pour l international comme Céline Dion à fait ses débuts en France et ensuite le monde, a oui Lara ne chante pas en espagnole, c est de l italien langue de son père, merci pour ce partage, c est magnifique, c est du Lara, elle chante à 1000%, elle est la chanson, pour infos c est une reprise de l original écrit et chanté par Serge Lama, chanson écrite suite à une rupture amoureuse.
Salut! Merci pour l'information! Lara est absolument incroyable.
Brilliant, brilliant!
You always make me smile and your manly man tears(
Thanks Caithlin. Not much brings it out in me. Mostly just excellence.
@@PrymalChaos 💕... and underdog stories...but if someone tears up about something I'm already moved by I just ball like an idiot 🤪
hello.. I think you will like Mrs Lara Fabian song "You're not from here", it shows, if you have any doubt about how amasing iMrs Lara Fabian is. Greetings from Portugal, a beautiful country
I have no doubt! But I'll definitely check out that song. So many requests!
An UNICOR and a PEGASUS all in one.
♥ i don't think the genre or technique of Chansons exists in English, it is really Mediterranean and i love it. They tell a story through a song very theatrical like Lara does, or Edith Piaf for example
She is a polyglot...8 languages. By the way...you nailed it. I like to say it is performance art.
Thanks Jim. She's phenomenal. I showed my Italian friend to get a read on her pronunciation because I only speak English.
He says her Italian is flawless, although he found it to be more "proper" than he is used to hearing when that song is performed. He likened it to the traditional dialect (that the song is performed in) is more 'rural' and she sings it a little more 'city' if that makes sense. He talked about different regions of Italy, etc.
Zero criticism of her use of the language though and I asked if he heard any discernable accent in there and he said no!
That's fascinating.
@@PrymalChaos What's fascinating about her singing well in Italian... that's her language (added to French)! It's like if someone said that your English is wonderful! What I find great (and I'm surprised you didn't mentioned that) is that her English is almost flawless!
She doesn't speak 8 languages; she has sung in 12 languages, so far, and she speaks 6 languages: French and Italian (her native languages), English, Spanish (fluently), Dutch and Portuguese (not fluently).
@@vervideosgiros1156 to be honest I always assumed English was her first language so I never thought about it! 🤣
@@PrymalChaos Oh, I didn't understand that! 😉 Her accent is great, yes, but the way she pronounce "l", for instance, is a bit acentuated and such and I thought you noticed that! The first time I heard her singing, it was Love By Grace, in 2001, I couldn't figure out where she was from because her accent is so accurate, but I was confused because the was she pronounce the "l" I thought that her native language was Italian or Spanish and the "u" sounded a bit (just a bit) francophone. In fact her native languages are French and Italian. Her accent in Spanish is great and in Portuguese is pretty good, too! His father is from Belgium and her mother was from Italy.
Can't decide if I like Caruso or Je suis malade better. Both bring a part of me that I would usually prefer buried, it's a like a torture, yet one you gladly come back to again and again... This woman is pure brilliance, and it's criminal that so few know about her. Well, not a few... Eastern Europe, Russia, France... She is big in my country too. But people in the USA seem to never hear about her... But then again, they live on their own planet, so.... I guess it's normal
amazing
Not that I like to see someone cry, but there is something beautiful about it. I CHALLENGE YOU NOT TO CRY with this: DIMASH: #DAYBREAK BASTAU CONCERT you have to activate subtitles because the lyrics talk about a real story....
I really need to do some Dimash. It's been too long.
@@PrymalChaos 😍😍😍
Check her live performance singing Je t'aime
Shes mother tongue is Italian/French
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React to perdere l'amore
You've gotta do more incredible vocalists like Lara. There are singers and there are SINGERS they stir up so many emotions lol
Floo does the same TO ME anyway.
Again I'm in bits my friend.
Thanks Tom! I really need to discover more. My knowledge in this area is quite limited.
@@PrymalChaos Another member of this class you have yet to discover is BETH HART--similar to Lara but more Blues/Soul/Rock/ R&B/ Jazz with a Classical grounding and Gospel overtones. (Sounds impossible, but not at her level). Both are about the same age now, with similar emotional evisceration, power, range, story-telling, stage presence...Beth also plays piano, guitar, and bass in concert and writes her own music and songs. Unlike Lara, Beth is English-only (but more well-known in Europe) but more intense and physical.
@@ben-schulman interesting! I'm not familiar. I'll take a look. Thank you!
@@PrymalChaos Your analysis is top notch here (thanx)-You'll find the same characteristics with Beth Hart but a unique musician and artist in her own right. Her discography is extremely deep & diverse. Maybe start with #1’s for each genre:
BLUES GODDESS BETH- 2013 ‘Live in Amsterdam’ concert with Joe Bonamassa (all covers):
1) “I’d Rather Be Blind”- ww.ua-cam.com/video/UEHwO_UEp7A/v-deo.html
2) “I Love You More Than You’ll Ever Know” - ua-cam.com/video/bOQ07fVVDJQ/v-deo.html
3) “Close to My Fire”- ua-cam.com/video/-kmm5VXtLi0/v-deo.html
4) “I’ll Take Care of You” (guest at Joe Bonamassa’s 2011 ‘Beacon Theatre’ concert in NYC)- ua-cam.com/video/KFphuiMxA7I/v-deo.html
SINGER-SONGWRITER BETH-2018 'Live at the Royal Albert Hall' concert (London):
1) “Caught Out in The Rain” (about an unhealthy relationship with a dangerous man): ua-cam.com/video/lzdJf7Hqttk/v-deo.html
2) "Leave The Light On" (about her turbulent childhood) - ua-cam.com/video/ETj8kXNAtuE/v-deo.html
3) “Baddest Blues” (inspired by Billie Holiday & her mom) - ua-cam.com/video/hJMk-9DTe1o/v-deo.html
4) “Sister Heroine” (about losing an older sister to AIDS) - ua-cam.com/video/uT7_ZPIAoC4/v-deo.html
ROCK STAR BETH- 2004 ‘Live at Paradiso’ Concert (Amsterdam):
1) “Am I The One”- ua-cam.com/video/hZG3MghkX3Q/v-deo.html
2) “Mama” (Beth alone at piano) - ua-cam.com/video/QK_TjE461Fo/v-deo.html
3) “Whole Lotta Love” (Zeppelin cover) - ua-cam.com/video/lUaut2m4YaI/v-deo.html
4) “Lay Your Hands on Me” (Beth on guitar) - ua-cam.com/video/c68YQrIL4q0/v-deo.html
I'LOPVE TO HEAR YOUR REVIEW/CRITIQUE ON MATTEO BOCELLI'S ANDREA BOCELLI'S YOUNGEST SON'S VERSION OF CARUSO AS WELL AS THE 3 SINGLES HE HAS RELEASED SINCE SEPTEMBER 20212. HE IS DEFINITELY A TALENTED AND GIFTED YOUNG MAN WITH A GREAT HEAD ON HIS SHOULDERS. HE HAS BEEN RAISED RIGHT. PLEASE LISTEN. YOU WILL NOT BE SORRY.
Lara is fluent in 5 languages and apparently sings in 11 languages..
And I'll bet she sounds phenomenal in all of them. 😊
She has sung in 12 languages: French, Italian, English, Spanish, Portuguese (with both Portuguese and Brazilian accent), German, Greek, Latin, Russian, Turkish, Hebrew and Azerbaijani. She's fluent in 4 languages: French and Italian (her native languages), English and Spanish. She speaks Dutch and Portuguese, but she isn't fluent.
I have heard Caruso sung by many singers and I haven't liked it. It was just one of those songs that was repetative and overblown by these highly venerated artists (usually Tenors). Just, ugh. So I almost skipped listening to Lara sing it.
It's like it's a completely different song! Is it the emotion? Is it her phrasing? Is it her delicate touch where all the others seemed to be heavy-handed and forceful? Is it the way she seems to suspend some of those notes leaving us eager to hear the next one even though we know what it will be? Even just one of these makes her interpretation so much better than any other I've heard but all of them together feels ethereal!
It’s certainly a landmark performance. I’m painfully ill-equipped to comment on other performances because I have limited knowledge of more classical standard pieces. However there is just something magical here.
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She sings in 11 languages...
Please react to Diana Navarro. El perdon, the official video.
Lara is the ultimate "try not to fall in love challenge ) You lost.
.... Yeah. 😆
Well done, especially from a male perspective…
Thank you. It’s a beautiful song!
Too many fifths. You Can sing them but not each time.
cry god dammit! hahaha xD
!Love the reaction and the singer! Thank you 💙
Please react Mylène Farmer !! ❤🔥
She is a master right down to her breathing. Simply WOW!
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Thanks so much for react my Qeene!!!!
She is DIMASH idol. Now you know why DIMASH is inspired by her. Love ❤️ her from Vietnam 🇻🇳. Her voice is unique. She like DIMASH sings with full emotion and passion. Great reaction. 100 likes.
Thanks Tom!
Very well said. Thank you for shareing.
It does not hurt to say how stunning and attracting she is...she chose to wear that sexy dress on purpose...she is proud of her feminine power.
Please do not stop Dimash and Lara.
Maybe Madmoiiselle Hyde,
back to back first her version then Dimash'es. Ladies first you know.
I adore that song.
Keep on crying for us. Thank you!
Much love from Ireland.
Thank you Eszter. There is more coming.
Great reaction.
I found your channel and I like your professional point of view on singers performances. Lara Fabian is, for me, the ultimate reference of what a singer ( and performer ) has to be.
Her concert " from Lara with love " is , for me, the concert of the century. All songs, and I mean all songs , in this concert are masterpieces . I am only sad that people are discovering her now... 20 years later.
At a different level , but at a very promising level, I would like to present you a young British singer: Lucy Thomas. She is now, 18, but she posted videos for more than 5 years . Most of them had more than a million views in a year. Her best success is "Hallelujah" from Leonard Cohen: now approaching 17 millions views in a little more than a year. She cannot be bad, don't you think?
All of other videos are also , in my point of view, amazing.
Hope you will find time to discover her. She really deserve it
Thanks Anthony! I'll take a look!
Lucy's sister, Martha, is great, too!