@Ruben Reacts Yes. This and Netherland are only 2 songs that are great candidates for a win. Nare is not #4, like you ranked on your list. You broke my heart Ruben.
The drums are not childish, the clip is full of symbols, including drums. The song is about peace and it includes symbols about war and violence in Iran (headbands, taking it off, girls dressed like dolls/puppets) and Ukraine (drums as a call to go to the war and girls standing like soldiers in the beggining/ also their puppetness may be taken as them being manipulated from above; plus the colors of their headbands). also the colors of the dresses are interesting - red and white/ black with white doves. and those doves all over the place.
We are neighbouring countries but linguistically we have nothing in common. Culturally Armenians and Greeks resemble more each other but Georgia does not at all. Certainly,without doubt,we have some shared elements due to centuries old relationships and common border. Armenians are Christians as well, but they are monophysites (unlike Greeks,Georgians, Russians, Ukrainians, Serbs,etc...) and we are dyophysites (orthodox) and our writing system differs a lot as well, so no we are who we are and they are who they are.
6:29 Malena was good but I think Mariam voice is more strong and powerful than Malena but I did not mean Malena is not good😊. Mariam and Malena have unique voice. Both girl are so good at song.
Malena has a very beautiful oriental voice but I agree that this girl has a more mature voice, so I guess she will not need any autotune in her performence if her voice is this good live. I learned Georgian singers are more simular to Greek singers from the comments and this is good because I really love Greek music and Greek singers. That makes me excited to see her singing it live even more. Junior Eurovision 2022 is going to be amazing, there are so many good songs and singers. The Netherlands, Ireland, Georgia, Spain etc and we did not even see the song of Armenia yet...
Idk why u comparing her to someone.Georgia is a country famous for its culture. Your emotions says that you feel goosebumps but then you start comparing her to others...💔 shes amazing
I'm just someone that expresses his emotions and that was the first time I heard the song and I loved it 👏🎆🎆🎇🎇🎊🎉 I was just talking about Malena because she is amazing and I love her music and she made me intrested in junior eurovision, so it was a compliment 🙆♂️🕺 I'm sorry if you don't understand but hey merry christmas 🎄🎄🎄
No it's 2 different countries so of course they are not the same but if you listen to me I just say that I heard the food and the written language seem simular to people like me, as a foreigner. Geograpically they are also neighbours to eachother. Greece, Georgia and Armenia are all very old countries with old cultures and they are close to eachother but I guess culturally Georgia is perhaps more simular to Greece but the writing is more simular to Armenian or Sanskriet (from a foreigners point of view). They are both countries very old whine countries and they have simular religions, love music and singing, many mountains etc I understand from my comments that Georgian singers are to be compared with Greek singers. Comparing both songs I was just refering to the adult approach of both countries have towards Junior Eurovision, however I think this girl has an even more mature voice and the song is more adult. And I like the people who wrote comments to me last Junior Eurovision on UA-cam from both Georgia and Armenia because they really love UA-cam and Comments. Thanks for your comment
@@RubenReacts Funny actually because since im so absorbed into JESC lately, today I looked up online both of those countries’ cultures and languages because i wanted to learn more. The languages are completely different, they are not in the same linguistic family. I understand what you mean by the graphics of both written languages looking similar to a foreigner, but it’s like saying russian is similar to english because the written alphabet is “similar”. Or let’s say mandarin and japanese.
I agree with you 🥰🕺 I guess written Armenian is more simular to Indian or Sanskriet. I love all the comments of people because it's helping me to understand these différences.
@@RubenReacts As a linguist student, I also love talking about languages and perception of languages. But again, written armenian doesn’t resemble at all hindu or sanskrit. Maybe you think it does because sometimes calligraphy tilts the writing toward the right? But look again☺️ no resemblance whatsoever😉 Cheers!✌️
@@LilTeaBag19 I agree with you. They are both completely different than sanskriet but for a person that never saw those 2 languages written before, Georgian and Armenian would be compared to each other or Sanskriet, that's just if you want to compare it to any other language.
აუხსენით ვინმემ ამ კაცს, ყველასგან რაოდენ განსხვავებული სიმღერის კულტურა გვაქვს, უნიკალური პოლიფონიური ფოლკლორი, საოცარი ქორეოგრაფია და ასე შემდეგ, თორემ სიმღერაც რატომღაც სომხებისგან ვისწავლეთ ჰგონია!
The ending is idk, enormous. It's too much. What a STRONG voice. Guys, I'm actually georgian and i know this girl very well but idk what kind of contest is this. So, can anybody tell me the main favourites of this contest? Just for comparison
The other favorites are Ireland, The Netherlands, Armenia, Poland, UK and North Macedonië. After there is always surprises and personal favorites that differentiate for each person, like personally I really like Malta as well.
I understand and learned from the comments that Georgian singers and Georgian music it best to be compared with Greek singers and Greek music. I was just comparing the song of Armenia last year with this song because they are both songs that could have been in the adult Eurovision with very mature productions. I think this girl is more mature than Malena, and her voice is more mature so I can't wait to see her singing it live.
If we talk only about folk songs, Georgia has 4-voice folk songs (e.g “Naduri”) and polyphonic thinking, while Armenian people have one-voice, monophonic songs.
Yes I understand better now, I learned from my comments that Greek music is simular to Georgian music. This song is very impressive and could be in the normal Eurovision (wich was also like the song and video of Armenia with Malena in 2021). This girl however seems more mature than Malena and her voice sounds very mature as well so I can't wait to see her singing it live 👏👍
Why not, they are neughbours and culturally they have things in common, wich I explain in the video. Potential winner is the same as saying, she could win but she also couldn't. You are saying the exact same thing as me 🤌👍🤣🤣🤣
A masterpiece! Europe vote for Georgia!
Absolutely winner 🇬🇪
Winner 🥇🇬🇪🇪🇺🙌
Love this song. Done just right. This is art and music 🎶
Do you think it can win?
@Ruben Reacts Yes. This and Netherland are only 2 songs that are great candidates for a win. Nare is not #4, like you ranked on your list. You broke my heart Ruben.
ჩამობრძანდით საქართველოში, მეგობრებო :)
აბა რა შენ გარეშე ევროვიზია ?😁👍
We were waiting for your reaction always super and Georgia best so far
Thank you so much 🥰🥰🥰🕺
Artistic, creative, original go Georgia,
Georgia 🇬🇪 ❤
Respect 🇬🇪❤🤍
Georgia is winner❤
I feel she is her own beautiful and amazing person and singer. She is not like Malena. I hope she wins. I will be voting for her
I did not say that.
I said her voice (and the adult chosen song) remind me of Malena last year
Georgia N1
waiting for your reaction ❤️❤️ thanks
Super!!!!!!!
The drums are not childish, the clip is full of symbols, including drums.
The song is about peace and it includes symbols about war and violence in Iran (headbands, taking it off, girls dressed like dolls/puppets) and Ukraine (drums as a call to go to the war and girls standing like soldiers in the beggining/ also their puppetness may be taken as them being manipulated from above; plus the colors of their headbands). also the colors of the dresses are interesting - red and white/ black with white doves. and those doves all over the place.
Ok that's very intresting 👍
the best !!! I hope she will win
Wow 🙀🇬🇪 🤟🥳🌍
go girl 🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪 you will winn ❤️❤️
SUPER MARIAM
We are neighbouring countries but linguistically we have nothing in common. Culturally Armenians and Greeks resemble more each other but Georgia does not at all. Certainly,without doubt,we have some shared elements due to centuries old relationships and common border. Armenians are Christians as well, but they are monophysites (unlike Greeks,Georgians, Russians, Ukrainians, Serbs,etc...) and we are dyophysites (orthodox) and our writing system differs a lot as well, so no we are who we are and they are who they are.
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6:29 Malena was good but I think Mariam voice is more strong and powerful than Malena but I did not mean Malena is not good😊. Mariam and Malena have unique voice. Both girl are so good at song.
Malena has a very beautiful oriental voice but I agree that this girl has a more mature voice, so I guess she will not need any autotune in her performence if her voice is this good live.
I learned Georgian singers are more simular to Greek singers from the comments and this is good because I really love Greek music and Greek singers.
That makes me excited to see her singing it live even more.
Junior Eurovision 2022 is going to be amazing, there are so many good songs and singers.
The Netherlands, Ireland, Georgia, Spain etc and we did not even see the song of Armenia yet...
omg, of course 💗 Mariam has very strong voice than Malena
@@georgemacalister2386 Malena had a very beautiful song and à very difficult note in the bridge though, I think that's what made her win also 🥳
absolutely Winner! 🥇🙌
super! გამარჯვება მარიამს,ამ საოცრად ნიჭიერ გოგონას!
Georgia♥️💃🎶
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I wanna hang out with this man 😅❤
Wow thank you so much
Idk why u comparing her to someone.Georgia is a country famous for its culture. Your emotions says that you feel goosebumps but then you start comparing her to others...💔 shes amazing
I'm just someone that expresses his emotions and that was the first time I heard the song and I loved it 👏🎆🎆🎇🎇🎊🎉
I was just talking about Malena because she is amazing and I love her music and she made me intrested in junior eurovision, so it was a compliment 🙆♂️🕺
I'm sorry if you don't understand but hey merry christmas 🎄🎄🎄
Armenia and georgia have nothing common in culture😊 absolutly different countries
No it's 2 different countries so of course they are not the same but if you listen to me I just say that I heard the food and the written language seem simular to people like me, as a foreigner.
Geograpically they are also neighbours to eachother.
Greece, Georgia and Armenia are all very old countries with old cultures and they are close to eachother but I guess culturally Georgia is perhaps more simular to Greece but the writing is more simular to Armenian or Sanskriet (from a foreigners point of view).
They are both countries very old whine countries and they have simular religions, love music and singing, many mountains etc
I understand from my comments that Georgian singers are to be compared with Greek singers.
Comparing both songs I was just refering to the adult approach of both countries have towards Junior Eurovision, however I think this girl has an even more mature voice and the song is more adult.
And I like the people who wrote comments to me last Junior Eurovision on UA-cam from both Georgia and Armenia because they really love UA-cam and Comments.
Thanks for your comment
@@RubenReacts Funny actually because since im so absorbed into JESC lately, today I looked up online both of those countries’ cultures and languages because i wanted to learn more. The languages are completely different, they are not in the same linguistic family. I understand what you mean by the graphics of both written languages looking similar to a foreigner, but it’s like saying russian is similar to english because the written alphabet is “similar”. Or let’s say mandarin and japanese.
I agree with you 🥰🕺
I guess written Armenian is more simular to Indian or Sanskriet.
I love all the comments of people because it's helping me to understand these différences.
@@RubenReacts As a linguist student, I also love talking about languages and perception of languages. But again, written armenian doesn’t resemble at all hindu or sanskrit. Maybe you think it does because sometimes calligraphy tilts the writing toward the right? But look again☺️ no resemblance whatsoever😉 Cheers!✌️
@@LilTeaBag19 I agree with you.
They are both completely different than sanskriet but for a person that never saw those 2 languages written before, Georgian and Armenian would be compared to each other or Sanskriet, that's just if you want to compare it to any other language.
აუხსენით ვინმემ ამ კაცს, ყველასგან რაოდენ განსხვავებული სიმღერის კულტურა გვაქვს, უნიკალური პოლიფონიური ფოლკლორი, საოცარი ქორეოგრაფია და ასე შემდეგ, თორემ სიმღერაც რატომღაც სომხებისგან ვისწავლეთ ჰგონია!
I never said this
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The ending is idk, enormous. It's too much. What a STRONG voice.
Guys, I'm actually georgian and i know this girl very well but idk what kind of contest is this. So, can anybody tell me the main favourites of this contest? Just for comparison
The other favorites are Ireland, The Netherlands, Armenia, Poland, UK and North Macedonië.
After there is always surprises and personal favorites that differentiate for each person, like personally I really like Malta as well.
@@RubenReacts ok, understood!
Thanks for ur response.. i really want to compare them. So, now i can do it! 👍
Thanks for the reaction🤩 But there was way too much Armenia in it:))) There is nothing common between Ge an Arm
I understand and learned from the comments that Georgian singers and Georgian music it best to be compared with Greek singers and Greek music.
I was just comparing the song of Armenia last year with this song because they are both songs that could have been in the adult Eurovision with very mature productions.
I think this girl is more mature than Malena, and her voice is more mature so I can't wait to see her singing it live.
Can not undestand the point of comparission with Greek music either:)))) But anyway, thanks for the review and replay😍
@@iraklidalakishvili6677 Just read the comments of people.
The way of singing is simular, or let's say mountain singing
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If we talk only about folk songs, Georgia has 4-voice folk songs (e.g “Naduri”) and polyphonic thinking, while Armenian people have one-voice, monophonic songs.
Yes I understand better now, I learned from my comments that Greek music is simular to Georgian music.
This song is very impressive and could be in the normal Eurovision (wich was also like the song and video of Armenia with Malena in 2021).
This girl however seems more mature than Malena and her voice sounds very mature as well so I can't wait to see her singing it live 👏👍
why u always compare georgia with armenia ? And why u said " even if she doesnt win .... " she is a potential winner !
Why not, they are neughbours and culturally they have things in common, wich I explain in the video.
Potential winner is the same as saying, she could win but she also couldn't.
You are saying the exact same thing as me 🤌👍🤣🤣🤣
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