I think you nearly got the real meaning of this song. In fact "Marlena" is the band' s (or just Damiano's) inspiring muse. Very good reaction : you are an intelligent, sensitive and well educated boy!
I just explain a thing you study at high school in Italy: italian was born in 1200 from "dolce stil novo", which was a language developed to tell poetry in public. Problem is , in 1200 poetry was not just "talk", the mesestrel had an instrument and was singing the poetry. So Italian has the music built in in the core. This is why many germans tell me that when we speak it seems we sing...
the crazy thing about them is that they are amazing but they are also very very young, it's unbelievable. Damiano the lead singer is only 22, Victoria de bassist is 21 and Ethan the drummer is 20 and Thomas the guitar player is also 20
I have just recently become obsessed with Måneskin and am watching many reactions. I really love that you went over the lyrics during the video to understand the true beauty of this song.
Hola is spanish :) In italian it's Salve or the more informal Ciao, but we like mixing it up, spanish are our 'cousins' after all. I suggest you to learn languages because you have a very good pronunciation and if you're a natural to identify the right tones (and that also means you're good at music) it's gonna be smooth. 2:01 applause to that attitude, I've noticed people already get you in the comment section. When you're saying it's a poem plus rapping plus singing, here is common to have them all mixed up because we're used to talk and get passionate to make you part of our experience, and they're singing and playing music like this: they're gently telling you a story but mostly their feelings. Torna a casa have not the only meaning of 'Come back home', the way they're saying it it's a soft almost romantic plead perceived as 'please, please come back to me' and they're playing it accordingly, and if someone you know tells you 'torna a casa' in that way (not singing it but with that tone) in that moment you can feel their heart, and yours, drop. 13:57 there is when people may think italians are often angry, but he's desperately pleading his loss and hope and love to have his saviour back (a person or an inspiration), he's suffering in a soothing way (as when you need to cry and finally let it go to feel better) Their video is not really following the words, they're two complementary stories dancing together, they're showing art (the place they're in) and something beautiful broken inside, trapped in the body she has, unable to express herself like he is without the muse he's talking about, but she's not 'him', she's more like 'the muse', they're both broken and lost, and later in the video she's there standing up between them and they don't interact (even if they seem to do it because they're in tune with each others) and in the final plead he has his eyes covered by her as he's telling us: my muse (singing and art) is here with me but I cannot see her, she's the one I miss, she's the one that makes me dream, and she's the ones who blinds me, who fogs my mind because I need her so much to find myself. You know it says italians spoke with hands, like we're saying the same thing with them...but it's not quite right, we 'add' something new to our story with gestures. With facial expressions and tones we're telling you something, and with hands we're adding a second layer that can have a very different meaning. For example: we may not sound sarcastic at all, but with our hands we're telling you we're lying because we are indeed sarcastic; so people who learn italian and our gestures may think they get it at the beginning but usually they only follow our words and sees our movements as confirming that same story, but when they live here for a decade they really start to catch the duality of our communication. That's why italians seem to ask you to really pay them attention, because you have to to understand not only what they're telling you but also what they don't and only suggest, like a secret message between you, and for that reason when you bond to an italian you're f*cked for life XD Italians who speak english (or italo-americans) lose the soft duality because english is simpler and more precise, more direct, while in italian it's more like you have to build a phrase around what you mean, we tend to use more words and be very articulate and 'paint a picture' with them instead of going straight to the point...we don't really have 'straight to the point' words, everything can be interpreted, everything is a journey to understand one another, italians needs constant interactions, we're sharing ourselves and we don't say the exact truth (or we subvert what we just says) so you have to follow us and show you care. That's the reason why you feel that music so enticing.
you got the point, marlena is a muse, an inspiration and the very sense of life intended as a spiritual revenge against all the closed doors that we have to face during our life. very smart and interesting reaction
Their names are: Damiano singer/frontman/author of lyrics (except for covers, naturally), Thomas Raggi guitarist, Victoria De Angelis bass, Ethan Torchio - their ages are between 22 and 19.
Yes U're right about the words with A-A, We some time cut one vowel wend are the same but not wend we writhe, just wend we spoke. But after we have a lot of abbreviations even in writhe like: "Poco - po', Male - mal, Dimmi - Dì, quello - quel, etc".
This was an awesome reaction video! It seems you really got the sense of the music, the song, the video, the lyrics. I am Italian and it was great to re-watch this with you! Well done and enjoy the rest of their music, you will love it I am sure! :)
Check out La Paura del Buio live for Radio Italia (Fear of the Dark). The video has English subtitles. Also Coraline is a masterpiece. There's no official music video, but there are many videos with the English lyrics.
I love your reaction, i love Maneskin. They are young, charismatic, they have great lyrics and music. I think they are a refreshment for the young audience and for us older people who love rock.
I'm here again and again loved your reaction! You seem a really nice person and well mannered, it's just beautiful to see people from other countries that take time to learn and appreciate, in this case music, even if not in their language. So a huge thank u! I really reccomend "La paura del buio" (Fear of the Dark) Radio Italia Live + eng sub
You should check out La Paura del Buio live at radio Italia- there is an English sub version and the performance is so good. Their lyricism, emotion, and ability to create and release tension in their music is excellent. I love how in depth you got.
The style switching and like the "plot twists" in Måneskin's songs remind me of Twenty One Pilots. I'm not sure if you have reacted to them before, but you truly truly would love them, just because of all the intricacies in their songs, they're a delight to listen! :)
Hi, of you want to listen more italian rock metal music I suggest Vasco Rossi. For exemple "stupendo" or "gli angeli". He is 70 years old but he wrote the history of italian rock. I suggest to watch the Modena park concert ( with 225.000 spectators
Thank's I love your reaction. Please react also the cover Beggin, "Zitti e Buoni"Eurovision Gran Final, "I wanna Be your slave" wiwi jam session #Måneskin ♥♥♥
Damiano is the singer, Thomas is the guitarist, Victoria is the bassist and Ethan is the drummer. I hope you react to more songs of them. My suggestion is La Paura Del Buio. Here is the link to a live performance with English translation (cc) ua-cam.com/video/eG-bBYiVWWM/v-deo.html Edit: I forgot the warning you wanted: The end of La Paura Del Buio is beautiful!
Maneskin songs need to understand the lyrics, it's very important, in song like Coraline or Vent'anni (Twenty years ) or Le parole lontane (The distant words). Damiano is a poet! This song is from 2018, 4 years ago, Thomas was 16 years old! So young and so talented !!!
Great reaction i like Måneskin very much. An other Singer i also like is Davina Michelle. She had an interval act at Eurovision contest. Act name "Power of water". Song name "Sweet water". Can you make An reaction about this song /act. Pink is a big fan of Davina. Greetings from the Netherlands
If you like Italian music I suggest you to listen to some old Italian artists as Mina, Raffaella Carrà and Fabrizio de André. Usually their songs are really soft like "la guerra di Piero" by Fabrizio de André, but the lyrics is beautiful. Or "tanti auguri" by Raffaella Carrà, which talks about women love independence, actually she was the first Italian singer who talked about women free love and free sexualty
Check out all Maneskin reactions 😊 :
ua-cam.com/play/PLBxxPN1NmvZrA3NjxyO2sn_Qvzi13apPo.html
I think you nearly got the real meaning of this song. In fact "Marlena" is the band' s (or just Damiano's) inspiring muse.
Very good reaction : you are an intelligent, sensitive and well educated boy!
Lovely guy, completely agree!
I just explain a thing you study at high school in Italy: italian was born in 1200 from "dolce stil novo", which was a language developed to tell poetry in public. Problem is , in 1200 poetry was not just "talk", the mesestrel had an instrument and was singing the poetry. So Italian has the music built in in the core. This is why many germans tell me that when we speak it seems we sing...
I had no idea of that. Thanks! Portuguese is also a latin language but so diferent of the italian one! 👍
I love love italian..so sexy
perfectly said!
Marlena is the name of their inspiration and music seen as a person. You will find her name in many of their songs.
Marlena is most of the time off when they write in English, but get extremely busy when they write in Italian 🙂
Check out "Coraline" or "Vent'anni" with lyrics. They're very meaningful
the crazy thing about them is that they are amazing but they are also very very young, it's unbelievable. Damiano the lead singer is only 22, Victoria de bassist is 21 and Ethan the drummer is 20 and Thomas the guitar player is also 20
Which is not really crazy,if you think all great bands became famous at that age!💜
One of the cleverest reaction to this track!
I have just recently become obsessed with Måneskin and am watching many reactions. I really love that you went over the lyrics during the video to understand the true beauty of this song.
Hey... it has been a real pleasure to watch and listen to your reaction!
Thank you
Hola is spanish :) In italian it's Salve or the more informal Ciao, but we like mixing it up, spanish are our 'cousins' after all. I suggest you to learn languages because you have a very good pronunciation and if you're a natural to identify the right tones (and that also means you're good at music) it's gonna be smooth.
2:01 applause to that attitude, I've noticed people already get you in the comment section.
When you're saying it's a poem plus rapping plus singing, here is common to have them all mixed up because we're used to talk and get passionate to make you part of our experience, and they're singing and playing music like this: they're gently telling you a story but mostly their feelings. Torna a casa have not the only meaning of 'Come back home', the way they're saying it it's a soft almost romantic plead perceived as 'please, please come back to me' and they're playing it accordingly, and if someone you know tells you 'torna a casa' in that way (not singing it but with that tone) in that moment you can feel their heart, and yours, drop.
13:57 there is when people may think italians are often angry, but he's desperately pleading his loss and hope and love to have his saviour back (a person or an inspiration), he's suffering in a soothing way (as when you need to cry and finally let it go to feel better)
Their video is not really following the words, they're two complementary stories dancing together, they're showing art (the place they're in) and something beautiful broken inside, trapped in the body she has, unable to express herself like he is without the muse he's talking about, but she's not 'him', she's more like 'the muse', they're both broken and lost, and later in the video she's there standing up between them and they don't interact (even if they seem to do it because they're in tune with each others) and in the final plead he has his eyes covered by her as he's telling us: my muse (singing and art) is here with me but I cannot see her, she's the one I miss, she's the one that makes me dream, and she's the ones who blinds me, who fogs my mind because I need her so much to find myself.
You know it says italians spoke with hands, like we're saying the same thing with them...but it's not quite right, we 'add' something new to our story with gestures. With facial expressions and tones we're telling you something, and with hands we're adding a second layer that can have a very different meaning. For example: we may not sound sarcastic at all, but with our hands we're telling you we're lying because we are indeed sarcastic; so people who learn italian and our gestures may think they get it at the beginning but usually they only follow our words and sees our movements as confirming that same story, but when they live here for a decade they really start to catch the duality of our communication. That's why italians seem to ask you to really pay them attention, because you have to to understand not only what they're telling you but also what they don't and only suggest, like a secret message between you, and for that reason when you bond to an italian you're f*cked for life XD Italians who speak english (or italo-americans) lose the soft duality because english is simpler and more precise, more direct, while in italian it's more like you have to build a phrase around what you mean, we tend to use more words and be very articulate and 'paint a picture' with them instead of going straight to the point...we don't really have 'straight to the point' words, everything can be interpreted, everything is a journey to understand one another, italians needs constant interactions, we're sharing ourselves and we don't say the exact truth (or we subvert what we just says) so you have to follow us and show you care. That's the reason why you feel that music so enticing.
you got the point, marlena is a muse, an inspiration and the very sense of life intended as a spiritual revenge against all the closed doors that we have to face during our life. very smart and interesting reaction
Their names are: Damiano singer/frontman/author of lyrics (except for covers, naturally), Thomas Raggi guitarist, Victoria De Angelis bass, Ethan Torchio - their ages are between 22 and 19.
Yes U're right about the words with A-A, We some time cut one vowel wend are the same but not wend we writhe, just wend we spoke. But after we have a lot of abbreviations even in writhe like: "Poco - po', Male - mal, Dimmi - Dì, quello - quel, etc".
you are totally right, the poem, the singing, the passion, all in one! that's an amazing song and band right there!
Great reaction 😊
I really love your reactions Qofy.
I suggest you listen to"For your love","La paura del buio",and the live version of"New song"and "Close to the Top"☺️
Amo le canzoni dei Maneskin, le ascolto, è sempre come essere libero con le loro canzoni, almeno mi sento.
In "torna a casa" you have by far, the best pronounce by an American
This was an awesome reaction video! It seems you really got the sense of the music, the song, the video, the lyrics. I am Italian and it was great to re-watch this with you! Well done and enjoy the rest of their music, you will love it I am sure! :)
You should check out Coraline. I think it's by far their best song in terms of intensity (based on true experiences), instrumentals, and lyrics. :)
He was 18/19 when he wrote this and the band about two years younger.
Very intense song!
You should react to "Morirò da Re". I think you gonna like. It has funk and some parts of spoken words or rap.
Yes you will love this one
Very deep and professional analysis. Congratulations bro. You understand music.
I appreciate that!
Brilliant reaction.
I LOVE MANESKIN SM
hi, you absolutely have to hear also "Morirò da re" from Maneskin ... gorgeous
Super reaction !!!
Love it! Please do more of Måneskin 😍
Not sure if I misunderstood you but just to clarify, they didn't win Eurovision with I wanna be your slave but with Zitti e buoni.
I meant they won the Eurovision that’s all. No music specified
@@QofyReacts Yeah I wasn't sure, it kind of came across as you weren’t sure at least to me.
But no worries, all is well.
You got that right, they won with zitti et buoni
"Chosen" is so cool too.
Done
I like how you analyze the songs, you are very good 🥰
Check out 'La Paura del buio'...live with subtitles.
And Coraline and Vent'anni with subs.
You will like it..and see different style of this band.
Check out La Paura del Buio live for Radio Italia (Fear of the Dark). The video has English subtitles.
Also Coraline is a masterpiece. There's no official music video, but there are many videos with the English lyrics.
Måneskin.... Gods of music 😍😍
Have just learned that he wrote this when he was 16.
I love your reaction, i love Maneskin. They are young, charismatic, they have great lyrics and music. I think they are a refreshment for the young audience and for us older people who love rock.
I'm here again and again loved your reaction!
You seem a really nice person and well mannered, it's just beautiful to see people from other countries that take time to learn and appreciate, in this case music, even if not in their language. So a huge thank u!
I really reccomend "La paura del buio" (Fear of the Dark) Radio Italia Live + eng sub
Good job bro!
Nice reaction, thank you. Cute accent (Caribbean?)
Thank you guy for your reaction, and do more MANESKIN❤️
MANESKIN THE BEST-ROCK
You should check out La Paura del Buio live at radio Italia- there is an English sub version and the performance is so good. Their lyricism, emotion, and ability to create and release tension in their music is excellent. I love how in depth you got.
Bravoooooo👏👏👏👏👏👏🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🎸🎸🎸
The style switching and like the "plot twists" in Måneskin's songs remind me of Twenty One Pilots. I'm not sure if you have reacted to them before, but you truly truly would love them, just because of all the intricacies in their songs, they're a delight to listen! :)
I'll check it out
Måneskin ❤🎸🥁
Torna mean: come back. A is the article "at" in english. Casa mean "home" :)
it sounds like multipul songs because its a ballad like bohemien rapsady
Thanks!!
Grazie from Italy
Hi, of you want to listen more italian rock metal music I suggest Vasco Rossi. For exemple "stupendo" or "gli angeli". He is 70 years old but he wrote the history of italian rock. I suggest to watch the Modena park concert ( with 225.000 spectators
You need to react to ,, LA PAURA DEL BUIO,, his vocals there are unbelievable !!!
Stay tuned
You will love Morirò da Re! 😊
I really like your reaction, thank you. You really seem to understand about music, are you a musician o something like that?
I can't find your reaction to JD sumner vocal range :/ any ideas which video is it?
A fun fact: every time Marlena (their muse) is mentioned in a song she is featured in the video...find her ;)
wait is that ballerina marlena
@@patricevandenoudenrijn1926 no..It's the girl who appears in 2 very short moments only.
@@newgen85 oh tysm!!
Thank's I love your reaction. Please react also the cover Beggin, "Zitti e Buoni"Eurovision Gran Final, "I wanna Be your slave" wiwi jam session #Måneskin ♥♥♥
Great 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
I want more 😂
(Please activate auto subtitles for us ppl with a poor English in the back)
Måneskin is Danish, pronounced mOneskin and means moonlight
😊🤩
Damiano is the singer,
Thomas is the guitarist,
Victoria is the bassist and
Ethan is the drummer.
I hope you react to more songs of them. My suggestion is La Paura Del Buio. Here is the link to a live performance with English translation (cc) ua-cam.com/video/eG-bBYiVWWM/v-deo.html
Edit: I forgot the warning you wanted: The end of La Paura Del Buio is beautiful!
Marlena isn't a real person but their music inspiration muse
TU SEI BRAVO
REACT TO "CORALINE" PLEASEE
La paura del buoi - you're gonna love it! Find the live version posted by Lafabi As with Italian and English lyrics.
Fai VOTARE I MANESKIN A GLI MTV A BUDAPEST IN UNGHERIA. ANDARE SUL SITO MTV UNGHERIA. DOMANI 10 novembre E ULTIMO GIORNO VOTATE
I exploit what you asked: "Torna" mean "Come back", "a" means "at", "casa" "home". The "A" in the title is a simple preposition
You’re a smart and nice! I like you bro !!! Definitely check Coraline, lyrics are really deep, you’re going to love that song!
Grazie! Coraline is done :)
@@QofyReacts I see 🤗
"torna a casa" in english is "come back to home"
"Coraline" please!
Please react "For your love" 🖤
Listen " morirò da Re"
Maneskin songs need to understand the lyrics, it's very important, in song like Coraline or Vent'anni (Twenty years ) or Le parole lontane (The distant words). Damiano is a poet! This song is from 2018, 4 years ago, Thomas was 16 years old! So young and so talented !!!
Incredible...i love tanks
Please react to New song (live), Close to the top (live), Chosen, Fear for nobody, Morirò da re, Vent'anni (with lyrics)
What you've said is Spanish not Italian bro! 😁
Hahah Oh No!!
I suggest you " la paura del buio"
Great reaction i like Måneskin very much.
An other Singer i also like is Davina Michelle. She had an interval act at Eurovision contest. Act name "Power of water". Song name "Sweet water". Can you make An reaction about this song /act.
Pink is a big fan of Davina.
Greetings from the Netherlands
Could you please enable subtitles the automatic translation option always in your videos? Also think of us who are not English speakers, thank you
QOFY react to matt spriggs bass complation
If you like Italian music I suggest you to listen to some old Italian artists as Mina, Raffaella Carrà and Fabrizio de André. Usually their songs are really soft like "la guerra di Piero" by Fabrizio de André, but the lyrics is beautiful. Or "tanti auguri" by Raffaella Carrà, which talks about women love independence, actually she was the first Italian singer who talked about women free love and free sexualty
Please reacts to New Song! Top!
Listen "Coraline" and "New Song" live !!
Listen to maneskin - are you ready
Check out The Lonliest…it will get you!
That is why I call it FLUID ROCK
you pronciation is reat at ! Please òostem to cover of CCP "Amandoti" Live Radio2. 99 % have subitles.