When the American singer Frank Sinatra (Francis Albert Sinatra) first heard the voice of Nino Bravo (Luis Manuel Ferri Llopis) he said: "Luckily this Nino sings only in Spanish, or he would have left me without a job."
one of my favourite songs. the theme is of course "the new world: America" from the spanish point of view as for us it was the promised land(now hispanoamerica). not to be confused with the modern United States.
2:24 "...dances of war and peace ... of people who haven't yet broken their chains...", remember, we're all americans, from Alaska to the South Pole. But the song was originally for all the people suffering in the Americas (North, Central, Caribean and South). If you can, listen to "Libre" by Nino Bravo, who told the story of Peter Fetcher, a 18 yo boy who was shot trying to cross the Berlin Wall. Sorry, my english sucks quite a bit hehehe
When the American singer Frank Sinatra (Francis Albert Sinatra) first heard the voice of Nino Bravo (Luis Manuel Ferri Llopis) he said: "Luckily this Nino sings only in Spanish, or he would have left me without a job."
No other voice on earth was more manly than Nino!
NINO BRAVO The best ever,ever in Spain, and Latin America all the times no doubt....MAJESTIC...Amen
the best spanish singer of all times, Frank Sinatra adored him.
El mas grande estaba en otro nivel voz inigualable
one of my favourite songs. the theme is of course "the new world: America" from the spanish point of view as for us it was the promised land(now hispanoamerica). not to be confused with the modern United States.
Gran parte de estados de EEUU también era territorio español, incluso hasta Alaska
From the hispanic point of View there's just one big continent called América, not to confuse with Estados Unidos de América
Awesome singer
Good reaction 💯
Yes Nino Bravo's extraordinary voice!
The Master of the Masters of the Universe His Majesty From Heaven NINO BRAVO . Libre, América América, Aquel Atardecer, Cartas Amarillas, Noelia...
NINO BRAVO THE BEST ❤
2:24 "...dances of war and peace ... of people who haven't yet broken their chains...", remember, we're all americans, from Alaska to the South Pole. But the song was originally for all the people suffering in the Americas (North, Central, Caribean and South). If you can, listen to "Libre" by Nino Bravo, who told the story of Peter Fetcher, a 18 yo boy who was shot trying to cross the Berlin Wall. Sorry, my english sucks quite a bit hehehe
La letra dice América, las Américas! Norte, centro y sur América
He refers to America as the Whole Continent!
Another Nino classic is "Merry Christmas"
Nice video. I recomend you Te quiero, te quiero. Grande Nino
El gran Nino Bravo!
Great reaction!!
Thank you!! 😁
Please "la puerta del amor" nino is amaizing🤩🤩🤩
Festival Montreux 1971.
Ojo👁 AMERICA, desde la Patagonea, hasta, Alaska!!! Es una sola!!!!! No se dice las Americas, no se dice, las Europas, las Africa!!!!!
You can react to the following songs: Puerta del amor; Es el viento; Elizabeth; Te quiero te quiero
El tren se va. Cartas amarillas. Vete. Un beso y una flor. Yo no sé porqué está melodía....
SUPER ELEGANTE REACCION
Es el viento...
It is America he meant Latin America “the new world”
El no se refería a latinoamérica, sino al continente entero desde Alaska hasta la Patagonia, en esos años el términl latinoamérica no eran muy usado.
No, se refiere a América, que no es lo mismo que Estados Unidos de América ni que Latinoamérica
Sadly the singer died on a tragic car accident in 1973 , without never performing this song on a concert
There isn’t official video because he passed away before the realize of the disc.
Thats sad, so much talent...
@@RobSimmons19 yes, I don’t know why but a lot of good artists all around the world died in rare or unusual accidents.
Nueva Version:
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He dead before this song was published. He was 28 years old.
Poor guy
@@RobSimmons19 That was the reason why they didn´t one video-clip for this great song.
Nino canta a América, no a los EEUU