SIBLINGS REACT TO / DIMASH DUDARAI - FIRST TIME REACTION
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
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Спасибо за отличную реакцию на Димаша.
Dimash toca varios instrumentos y canta en 14 idiomas es muy versátil y un genio de la música siempre hace fusiones con instrumentos folkloricos y esta es una canción folklórica y la fusionó con Jazz , es capáz de hacer lo que nadie puede con su voz, lo amo, tienen una nueva suscriptora gracias a él, me gustaría tuvieran presente para la próxima STRANGER, saludos desde Venezuela
EXTRAORDINARIO 💞 MAGNIFICOOOO ❣️ ADMIRABLE 💖 💖 💖
Gracias por reaccionar a nuestro querido Dimash!!!Saludos desde Argentina!!!🤗❤🇦🇷
Спасибо за реакцию ❤
Only Dimash could take a traditional Kazakh folk song and turn it into Jazz Funk absolutely effortlessly. 🤣
Saludos desde Costa Rica pura vida amo a dimash el es el mejor del mundo 🇨🇷🇨🇷🇨🇷
If music were a person, it'd be him." Perfectly describes Dimash!
Dimash is a genius. The king of vocals. The best singer on this planet 🌎 ever. ❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you both for the great reaction and review.
Much appreciated. ❤❤❤❤❤❤
this world class vocalist, Dimash, wide range, high pitch, different style, simply the best🥰
The instrument is a traditional Kazakh one called a Dombra. I believe Dimash plays about 7 instruments as well as being able to mimic some with his voice! He started this with this Kazakh folk song as it is normally performed and then switched it to this great jazz/funk style. He is absolutely phenomenal and, yes, I agree he is absolutely made for singing and music. Dimash once said that if his heart were cut open it would be filled with music and the same if his brain was cut open. The difference with Dimash and a lot of other singers, is that Dimash practices and trains his voice every day and also sees his teachers.
This was my first time watching a reaction with you both and I loved it, so thank you so much. I look forward to seeing more 😊🙏💖
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Dimash!!! 🥰🤩😘❤❤❤
The first instruments DIMASH played is a dombra. It’s a traditional music instrument of his country, Kazakhstan. DIMASH always is amazing. He definitely is the best male vocalist in the world. He is GOAT ! Thank you for the great reaction.
I think he's the best vocalist in the history of the world. I really do. He can sing every part, save perhaps the low range of the bass part! :)
amazing!!!!
Dimash is DOPE. He is amazing.
Thank you so much for the great reaction and review.
Greetings from Germany ❤❤❤❤❤
Excellent Dimash thanks !!!!
He surprised us again!!!!
Dimash can play 8 different instruments. Thank you for your great reaction. All the best to you two.
Magnífica presentación ❤❤
Don't stop! Not only does a Dimash a day keep the doctor away but it keeps the Dears coming! 🤣
Maybe I'll come to love this song Dudarai, but having just heard it for the first time, with you, I must say it left me pretty cold. I didn't understand the lyrics and didn't appreciate the music. Dimash has done dozens of songs and performances that I instantly felt were the best I'd ever heard in over 50 years of loving music. This sure wasn't one of them! That said, I now realize its enormous significance, and am blown away, and will write about that below. But first, a quick pointer for you two...
It seems you've only seen two of his songs: SOS and this one. SOS is OK, it's great, it's impressive, you liked it. Many of his other songs and performances are, imo, also extraordinary, many better than SOS. I'm sure you would both absolutely love many of them if you react to them. But this Dudarai is kinda the opposite, a damp squib in comparison, at least musically. So please keep reacting to him to catch his many songs and performances that you'll enjoy immediately, without needing to know about their meaning, which is unfortunately, or perhaps fortunately, true of Dudarai.
The reason why it might be fortunate that one needs to know the meaning of Dudarai is that the Chinese authorities presumably do *not* -- or at least did not -- know the meaning before it was broadcast. Dudarai is a traditional Kazakh song, the most famous and popular one written by Maria Egorovna Rykina. (See en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maria_Egorovna_Rykina) The song has had *enormous* political significance for a century. It was very popular in Kazahkstan especially, presumably among the many Kazakhs, Russians, and those of other ethnicities who hated Russian authorities in the late Tzarist, early revolutionary, and Soviet Union eras due to the deliberate brutal actions of those authorities. These actions led to the killings or deaths of huge numbers of Russians and, more to the point, non-Russians. In particular, something like quarter to half of all Kazakhs died, in heinous circumstances, repeatedly, during and between the world wars. Given all that has been going on in the region in the last decade or so it's perhaps not surprising that the song has returned to preeminence and popularity in Kazakhstan.
Online English lyric translations make the song's political message pretty clear to anyone who can read between the lines. Superficially it's about a young Russian girl falling in love with a Kazakh. In the first bit she sings about that, and says she was born for "only you". I think that was the bit where Dimash sang "nicely". Then the girl says she's got a pair of scissors in her hand, and a piece of paper with her name on it, and she would rather die than marry an undeserving man. WTF? The lyrics leave it ambiguous what the paper is about. Is the paper a legal document to do with Russian citizenship, or marriage, or something like that? It's also unclear exactly what she's threatening to do. But the underlying message is clearly about Kazakhstan as a country in relation to Russia, and about birth, love of freedom and of countries, violent death, and more. Wild stuff!
Now imagine you're Dimash and you've got a slot on a Chinese TV show. The show's producers know you have been cleverly and effectively making known your views about war known globally, and that they are politically explosive. The Chinese TV folk have stipulated that you need to keep quiet about war, especially any reference to Russia's recent military actions¹, and you must prerecord the song and not do any ad libbing, just to make sure nothing surprising gets transmitted as part of a live performance. It's gonna be a lip sync and that's it.
So you pick a song which is a traditional Kazakh song "about young love". It begins with a classic "nice" Dimash sound (clearly nothing to do with war or anything like that! ;)) and then suddenly switches to a funky sound. And so it is: Dudarai!
What they don't realize is he's done an end run around authoritarianism and attempts to stifle his message to the kids. But millions of Chinese youth will get his point. Which is presumably all that matters to him.
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At least, that's my theory. Whaddya think? I'm off to see what others are saying about this, to see if anyone has picked up on the political significance of this song and performance, but I'm hoping to see a reply from one of you.
BTW, I think the song title is pronounced "Dude awry". ("This is great news for me guys". Jay, what are you saying?!?😲)
Peace and love from the UK. 💖🎼
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¹ Quoting a passage written in 1919² according to the Wikipedia page on the Central Asian Revolt of 1916:
> It took me nearly a whole day to drive from Tokmak to the village of sonovka. I kept passing large Russian settlements on the road ... then Kirghiz [Kazakh] villages completely ruined and razed literally to the ground - villages where, but three short years previously, there had been busy bazaars and farms surrounded with gardens and fields of luzerne. Now on every side a desert. It seemed incredible that it was possible in so short a time to wipe whole villages off the face of the earth, with their well-developed system of farming. It was only with the most attentive search that i could find the short stumps of their trees and remains of their irrigation canals. The destruction of the aryks or irrigation canals in this district quickly reduced a highly developed farming district into a desert and blotted out all traces of cultivation and settlement. Only in the water meadows and low-lying ground near the stream is any cultivation possible.
[Tokmak is the city Ukrainians are currently trying to reach by fighting Russians. In 2023. In the midst of "villages completely ruined and razed literally to the ground -- villages where, just 18 months previously, there had been busy bazaars and farms surrounded with gardens and fields of luzerne. Now on every side a desert. ..."]
² 1919 was just a year before 10 different versions of this song Dudarai were recorded (according to the Wikipedia page on Maria Egorovna Rykina), presumably reflecting its popularity at that time.
@ralphmellor1909 Dudarai is a beautiful Qazaq folk song and I love it. It can be read to be very tragic but somewhat typical of many Qazaq songs considering the hardships the country was forced to endure. Dimash has sung it many times. You might try checking out the duet Dimash does with his sister, Raushan, and hear the beauty in it. It’s meant to showcase Raushan so Dimash keeps it subdued.
@@dihathaway7076 Thank you for replying, and focusing my attention on the song's beauty.
FWIW I have warmed to the song since I first watched this video as I continued to explore the song last night, including listening to the duet with Raushan, and versions of it by other singers, including what seemed to be a very popular Chinese singer singing it (with a different title, I forget what but it had the word "Rose" in it) with a young Dimash in the audience, and relistening to this performance several times.
I've also read several very different lyrics for versions of this song, with the only common theme being young romantic love for her curly haired lover, and varying degrees of contrast with family/national/religious/marriage complications. I've not been able to determine what lyrics Mariam herself wrote and sang. (I didn't initially realize the song is autobiographical.)
Thank you so much. Greeting from Germany ❤❤❤❤❤
El concierto se llama Dombra
listen please Dimash-Qaraqym ai
He played the Kazakh traditional side instrument dombra. He also graduated in jazz/pop. And in opera tenor and composition. He is more than amazing!
You both are siblings but very different. 😅
The stringed instrument is a dombra, a traditional Kazakh instrument. This song is in Kazakh, and yes this was on a Chinese show. He is very famous in China.
Wow! Adorei seu novo arranjo para a música Dudarai!
Dimash cada dia mais espetacular! Dimash é um mago e um gênio da música!
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Gracias por su hermosa reacción! Dimash es único! Saludos desde México! ❤️🇲🇽💕❤️🇲🇽💕
Top notch fantastic....of course!
He plays 7 instruments or more, sing anything, & everything.
I heard he can't cook, or whistle with his lips.....so sad......hahaha......
Lol! 😊❤
Who needs to whistle with your lips when you can do it with your voice? 😁❤
@@Monica-sw9ld So true!
Great reaction and comments!! Dimash is amazing, dimash is pure music, is pure art
Loved the reaction keep up guys
Dimash the G.O.A.T! ❤️🙏✌️
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This song is a Kazakhistan folk song and he is di ging in kazake.The instrument is Dombra
a kasake tradicional instrument 😊😊🇧🇷
You seems likes pop songs more then try his pop songs like ( be with me MV- give me your love 2021 digital show- screaming idol hits - fly away and more) this song is khazakh folk and he modernized it in Jazz so pick his songs it’s more enjoyable ❤
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