She's singing in Italian. Pavarotti has a version of this on UA-cam and sings it flawlessly, but Fabian lets you feel each word. The song of a dying man to his young wife is powerful and compelling. Her pronunciation in English is excellent as well. "You're Not From Here" and "Adagio" are good examples
Please react to "you re not from here" and "broken vow" ( from the same concert to je suis malade.. ) just amazing performance... and requiem pour un fou with johnny.. thx for all your reaction from corsica!!
Hey, hope you are doing well. Please check out a one hit wonder from the 70's their name was Starbuck. And the song is called Moonlight feels right. I think you will love it!!! Peace&Love, Alisha
What is the best way to request a specific artist/video/performance that I’d like you to hear & give a reaction to? You probably already did some request I’d ask for (I’m a new subscriber) but I have a few I think you’d like a lot that I’d like to recommend in case you haven’t seen/heard them already. You’ve done a lot of great ones that I watched and I love the exposure it brings to them in the world, I think that’s amazing in itself. You should be very proud of yourself for spreading so much great music with such diversity. I love your channel and what you do. I have listened to so many different styles/genres throughout my life & I know there’s a never ending list of great musicians to be exposed to. I wanna do my part to also help keep great music alive!
"I don't think I've ever seen anyone become the song, as much as I've seen her". Forget all the vocal coaches. That's the best description of Lara's talent. Even though she has an amazing and powerful voice, I never think about octaves when she sings; that's because every breath, every octave, every inflection, are all in the service of living the lyrics and making the audience FEEL them. She is truly a stunning artist. No wonder Dimash has so much respect for her. And thanks to him, thousands upon thousands of people are rediscovering her, and some discovering her for the first time. I hope she got to see your reaction to her. And she remembers the night when she gave her all on that stage.
Lara is not only an amazing vocalist she's also a master in interpretation, she becomes the song exactly like you said ;) that's why she's above everyone else imo
I love this song. I love the cd version but there is just that "something more" that comes from her in live performances. I cried for 3 hours after watching the "Lara with Love" version.
3 in a row on Lara. Great reactins !!!!! "You can't listen to ths song on the radio". So true!!! They do not play it one, and if they did you would seriously miss out as Lara NEEDS to be seen, live, as well as heard.You are screwed now. You have entered the deep end of the pool. Lara's pool. I discovered her about a year ago and she is now my favorite singer\songwriter performer of the last 30-40 years, You will never get out of her pool. Do another 12 songs of hers over time my firend, tho I do not need to say this as you are hooked, spellbound, as I am. Thank you Jamal.
there are many, many singers ..... several of those singers are very good ...... that being said, there are only a few artists, those who perform the song believably .... then there is Lara Fabian who not only sings the song and performs the composer's intended emotions but invites the audience to journey WITH her into that piece and feel the emotions within. There is only one Lara Fabian ....... she is in my mind the ultimate master musical artist.
I just responded to this song b4 it ended but I have to say that I have heard many reactions to this song by Lara Fabian by opera singers, music teachers and professionals but, for me, your reaction was the purest. I hope you go on Wikipedia and research how the song was written. I think that you will get even more emotional about it. Kudos e grazie molto!!
Yes, it’s Italian, her mother was Sicilian, she grew up a few years in Italy as well. Father is from Belgium, she moved to Quebec 30 years ago or so. The breathing is one of a dying man, crying…saying goodbye to a girl he loves so very much.
Elle a adopté le Québec , qui lui ont ouvert les bras ……il y a un proverbe qui dis ,….Nul n est poète dans son Pays ….. ni la France et ni la Belgique …..Lara Fabien se dit québécoise , et nous, nous l adorons
I see you have recently discovered my favorite female voice of all time "hands down"!! Absolutely loved the reaction! There is not one thing that makes her stand out, It is EVERYTHING. Her expressions, her breaths, her delivery!!!!!!!!
Yes, it's Italian (her mother is Italian and she spent a lot of time in Italy as a child), sung with an accent from Naples. Lara is simply magnificent: voice, interpretation, look. She is one-of-a-kind. I'm sensing that your appreciation for her is going to change how you look at all music after this: richer, deeper, better, more transformative. You have been touched, my friend ---touched by "The Ring."
As you watch her sing, she is the lyrics and music and as she hits that last lingering note it takes her a moment to pull out and come back into herself.
What a performance. Jamel, you are ready for the big jump. His song BROKEN VOW is a masterpiece. And the song that DIMASH was inspired by when he was young, PERDERE L'AMORE. This is high flying and you will see the similarity between DIMASH and LARA FABIAN. Thank you from Montreal.
Please Broken Vow next. I see you the Lara goosebumps. No other singer brings them like she does. She's known as the Queen of resonance. Just an unbelievable talent, my all time favorite female singer.
With her ability to embody and emote a song, I believe Dimash learned a lot watching her perform and it is not hard to understand why he respects her so much.
So skilled....so mezmerizing....so talented....a masterful storyteller who takes you along her emotional journey - every performance. It is like you said ....she wants the audience to experience what she is feeling. I totally agree - SEEING her perform is by far better than simply listening to her sing. Keep reacting to her music, please. You go behind the the lyrics, beyond the superficial. ❤it!
Lara is a masterpiece by itself. Happy that she chooses to live here in Québec and be a judge to the Voice Québec. She wakes up something in me every time...
Those romantic languages mixed with a great voice and that kind of talent - they could be singing the nursery rhymes, and I could melt. (like Andre Bocelli)
Hey my brother good to see you. She is the only singer other than David Phelps that has given me goosebumps in my life. More please. Until next time stay well
Not only is she an amazing singer and performer, but she’s also very kind. Please do the life performance of “je t’aime” next. Although she doesn’t sing much in that performance it’s definitely an experience you don’t want to miss.
She was born in Belgium from an Italian woman. So, she speaks fluently French and Italian. She also speaks English as natives and sings in Spanish, Russian, among others.
@@SH-uy8li it's interesting to watch her have a conversation with someone in Flemish or Dutch. The other will speak Flemish or Dutch which she obviously understands perfectly but isn't fluent enough to speak comfortably and she will answer in, for instance, English, which the other person understands but can't speak. It's great. Wish I had her facility for languages. Or writing music. Or singing. 😆
@@legitor513esatto, Lucio Dalla autore della canzone, era un amante della cultura musicale NAPOLITANA di cui lui si abbeverava e ne prendeva ispirazione, saluti 0:54 !lik ua-cam.com/video/-lMCiHadL1I/v-deo.htmlsi=Ov_8nLHE7KRK7qZu
The language of the song is Italian but it has some parts of a southern Italian dialect (Naples) mixed into it. The line 'Te voglio bene assai', which is translated here as 'I love you very much' is more like a 'I love you so dearly'. They are very tender and affectionate words that have no direct translation into English. The song is about the famous Italian opera singer Enrico Caruso, who died of an illness at the age of 48, and knowing that, thought of his incumbent death while saying good-bye to his - probably - daughter.
I am sooo happy honestly that you heard Lara now. She takes all the songs and just forces you to feel everything she sings like it's the thing you just went through.
Hey brother it's good to see you're doing well. I haven't reached out to you in awhile. I believe that Lara Fabian means goosebumps in Italian LOL LOL she is my favorite female singer of all time as David Phelps is my favorite male singer of all time. Good to see you brother. Until next time, stay well
She's Belgian so speaks French. Her mother is Italian so she speaks Italian. She speaks English, beyond that I don't know. That's why she sings this song so well. That's why Je suis malade sounds so authentic.
I showed this to my memere today. She said, "why does that young man keep stopping the song?" LOL. I had to explain the purpose of a reaction video. I told her that someone introduced her to him just like you did for me all those years ago. He is sharing the experience with his viewers so everyone can feel it at the same time. Her response was well okay but he should wait until she is done. 😆 She was being sarcastic. Picture a French Sophia Patrillo from Golden Girls and that's my grandmother
Yes, the language is Italian. Her mother is from Sicilia. She is Belgian and Sicilian and lived in Canada for 10 years. I expecially loved your comment that she sings with "patience" for each word. I have never heard it described like that and it fits. It just fits. So, molto grazie!
She did a live performance in Paris in 2001 of Je t'aime. Before she starts singing the audience takes over and sings the song. She sings very lightly in the background. The audience really sings.
Lara Fabian started singing in Belgium in 1986 her Mother from belgium and Father from Sicilia ( Italy ) and came to live and be known in Quebec,Canada , french is her Language . The song ( je suis malade ) is her song but written by Serge Lama. that s the song you played yesterday ! and this one ? yes Italian.
Sir, Just sharing. She was already a Diva in Europe way back in 1998. ( a young Diva), and she does not want to be called one. Since for her you need to prove your worth for 10-20 years before being called one. And the Diva thing was more of an American publicity gimmick to market the vocal trinity. And theres that typical conception of the minds of many that A Diva rides on a luxury car, and seems to be untouchable or hard to reach. She pointed out that, thats not her.
Same with me with the goosebumps. I have watched her videos for years and still get goosebumps. It´s like you said...she hits emotions in us every time. Check out Broken Vow by her if you haven´t already. Also a fun great upbeat song by her is Africa/Rio. Great energy.
Yeah, there are a few other female artists I can think of that shows this kind of emotion in some of their live performances such as Barbara Streisand, Kate Bush/Tori Amos, Eivør, Alison Moyet, Aurora, Billie Holiday, Nina Simone, Sara Bareilles, Sinead O'Connor and Beth Heart. It is mostly a style more used on the musical scene, but I purposefully only mentioned singers not from that vein of music. Lara Fabian definitely is especially gifted in this type of dive into character.
👍😎 Amazing Talent. Never heard of her before you Jamel, thank you for that. When someone is good at a craft, it’s always nice to watch. Doesn’t matter whether it’s something like this or someone hanging drywall (does that make sense?).
Your reactions remind me of my first impressions to Lara, Caruso is one of my favorites of hers, one among many. You are a little late to the party but welcome as a new fan.
I've heard many versions of this song from the original by Lucio Dalla to Pavarotti and Andrea Bocelli it's always spine tingling and a female voice does add something different to it.
I’m so happy your doing the Lara Fabian journey. Next to the Grateful Dead she is my favorite. May I suggest broken vow, it is emotionally devastating and hopeful at the same time.
If you want to see her moving, check out "Extrait de Yentl" cover of Barbra Streisand which Lara sang in her concert "Pure" in 1998. It's a marvellous performance.
Her mother and nonna are Italian descent, so is her husband... from what I know, she is fluent in 7 languages and can sing in a total of 12 languages. Dimash is looking up to her... Live, she is breath taking
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She's singing in Italian. Pavarotti has a version of this on UA-cam and sings it flawlessly, but Fabian lets you feel each word. The song of a dying man to his young wife is powerful and compelling. Her pronunciation in English is excellent as well. "You're Not From Here" and "Adagio" are good examples
Please react to "you re not from here" and "broken vow" ( from the same concert to je suis malade.. ) just amazing performance... and requiem pour un fou with johnny.. thx for all your reaction from corsica!!
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Hey, hope you are doing well. Please check out a one hit wonder from the 70's their name was Starbuck. And the song is called Moonlight feels right. I think you will love it!!! Peace&Love, Alisha
What is the best way to request a specific artist/video/performance that I’d like you to hear & give a reaction to? You probably already did some request I’d ask for (I’m a new subscriber) but I have a few I think you’d like a lot that I’d like to recommend in case you haven’t seen/heard them already. You’ve done a lot of great ones that I watched and I love the exposure it brings to them in the world, I think that’s amazing in itself. You should be very proud of yourself for spreading so much great music with such diversity. I love your channel and what you do. I have listened to so many different styles/genres throughout my life & I know there’s a never ending list of great musicians to be exposed to. I wanna do my part to also help keep great music alive!
"I don't think I've ever seen anyone become the song, as much as I've seen her". Forget all the vocal coaches. That's the best description of Lara's talent. Even though she has an amazing and powerful voice, I never think about octaves when she sings; that's because every breath, every octave, every inflection, are all in the service of living the lyrics and making the audience FEEL them. She is truly a stunning artist. No wonder Dimash has so much respect for her. And thanks to him, thousands upon thousands of people are rediscovering her, and some discovering her for the first time. I hope she got to see your reaction to her. And she remembers the night when she gave her all on that stage.
She captivate me omg her beauty her presence her voice this woman is full of passion and love...
Lara is not only an amazing vocalist she's also a master in interpretation, she becomes the song exactly like you said ;) that's why she's above everyone else imo
Fabulous!! I think she's singing about the singer Caruso coming to America & in Love!! Mind Blowing!!
Seeing you doing more reactions to Lara seriously makes me so happy
I really recommend you the 2001 live version of Je t’aime Live from Paris
Lara Fabian is singing greatness personified. She touches me every time she sings.
Yes, the song is in italian. And Lara could sing a phone book and make you feel emotions.
You passed the tutorial... I think you're ready for "Broken Vow" from Lara. Love your reactions !!!! :)
I love this song. I love the cd version but there is just that "something more" that comes from her in live performances. I cried for 3 hours after watching the "Lara with Love" version.
Yes. this is Italian. The song was written for Caruso, a famous Italian tenor.
with some sentences in Napolitan
Not written "for" Caruso, written "about" Caruso.
The original version by the singer/songwriter Lucio Dalla is almost the better one, for sure. Or in Duett with Luciano “himself” Pavarotti.
E no, Napoletano ua-cam.com/video/-lMCiHadL1I/v-deo.htmlsi=Ov_8nLHE7KRK7qZu
No italiano, ma napoletano ua-cam.com/video/-lMCiHadL1I/v-deo.htmlsi=Ov_8nLHE7KRK7qZu
3 in a row on Lara. Great reactins !!!!! "You can't listen to ths song on the radio". So true!!! They do not play it one, and if they did you would seriously miss out as Lara NEEDS to be seen, live, as well as heard.You are screwed now. You have entered the deep end of the pool. Lara's pool. I discovered her about a year ago and she is now my favorite singer\songwriter performer of the last 30-40 years, You will never get out of her pool. Do another 12 songs of hers over time my firend, tho I do not need to say this as you are hooked, spellbound, as I am. Thank you Jamal.
First time I heard this...was the first time I heard her... almost dropped me to my knees in amazement. She is magic.
You must watch her video of the song Adagio! Here is the link ua-cam.com/video/NAWQxIq-9-Q/v-deo.html
@@wrk9851 I love everything she does. After the first time I heard her, I listened to everything I could find.
there are many, many singers ..... several of those singers are very good ...... that being said, there are only a few artists, those who perform the song believably .... then there is Lara Fabian who not only sings the song and performs the composer's intended emotions but invites the audience to journey WITH her into that piece and feel the emotions within. There is only one Lara Fabian ....... she is in my mind the ultimate master musical artist.
Lara is fabulous 😍
She´s a proud Sicilian indeed.... she feels the language in this song as well
I just responded to this song b4 it ended but I have to say that I have heard many reactions to this song by Lara Fabian by opera singers, music teachers and professionals but, for me, your reaction was the purest. I hope you go on Wikipedia and research how the song was written. I think that you will get even more emotional about it. Kudos e grazie molto!!
I freakin love this song bro! Her voice is just magical
Yes, it’s Italian, her mother was Sicilian, she grew up a few years in Italy as well. Father is from Belgium, she moved to Quebec 30 years ago or so. The breathing is one of a dying man, crying…saying goodbye to a girl he loves so very much.
Elle a adopté le Québec , qui lui ont ouvert les bras ……il y a un proverbe qui dis ,….Nul n est poète dans son Pays ….. ni la France et ni la Belgique …..Lara Fabien se dit québécoise , et nous, nous l adorons
His daughter
@@mariobergnini8897 I know, the song doesn’t specify, but we know the actual story.
ALWAYS love your reactions. Great reaction video. Laura is Master Class. Always like seeing how Lara mesmerizes and captivates.
She makes me cry everytime I hear her sing, she's great
I see you have recently discovered my favorite female voice of all time "hands down"!!
Absolutely loved the reaction! There is not one thing that makes her stand out, It is EVERYTHING. Her expressions, her breaths, her delivery!!!!!!!!
Finally Jamel you found my favorite singer. There really is no one like her. She speaks four languages fluently but sings in twelve!
I absolutely adore this song by Lara Fabian and it never fails to give me goosebumps no matter how many times I listern, wonderful.
Not by her, it's a cover of Lucio Dalla's original.
Wow She makes you feel captivated by her singing! My whole body reacts just looking at her and listening to her beautiful voice! Wow 😍
Every time I listen to Lara, it's like I go into a trance. It's that voice, her looks and her ability to evoke emotions like no other.
Yes, it's Italian (her mother is Italian and she spent a lot of time in Italy as a child), sung with an accent from Naples.
Lara is simply magnificent: voice, interpretation, look. She is one-of-a-kind.
I'm sensing that your appreciation for her is going to change how you look at all music after this: richer, deeper, better, more transformative. You have been touched, my friend ---touched by "The Ring."
As you watch her sing, she is the lyrics and music and as she hits that last lingering note it takes her a moment to pull out and come back into herself.
Lara speaks and sings also in English, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian etc. Please react to Broken Vow.
You are on point that she will make you cry. Her music touches the listener right in the heart!
She is authentic singer. like you say she becomes the songs she performs .A true master she is . not many can do what she can do Great stage presence.
What a performance. Jamel, you are ready for the big jump. His song BROKEN VOW is a masterpiece. And the song that DIMASH was inspired by when he was young, PERDERE L'AMORE. This is high flying and you will see the similarity between DIMASH and LARA FABIAN. Thank you from Montreal.
Lara is the Amazing, this is the best rendition of Caruso ever.
Please Broken Vow next. I see you the Lara goosebumps. No other singer brings them like she does.
She's known as the Queen of resonance. Just an unbelievable talent, my all time favorite female singer.
I didn't understand a word she said, but that was a beautiful performance. Loved it! Thanks for sending this out Jamel!
Lara is a fabulous singer and storyteller!
With her ability to embody and emote a song, I believe Dimash learned a lot watching her perform and it is not hard to understand why he respects her so much.
A great rendition of the song!!!
She did a wonderful job with it.... 😍💕✌
I don't know any other reactor to music like you, who can explain exactly how a song make you feel - like you do ... Thank you 👍
So skilled....so mezmerizing....so talented....a masterful storyteller who takes you along her emotional journey - every performance. It is like you said ....she wants the audience to experience what she is feeling.
I totally agree - SEEING her perform is by far better than simply listening to her sing.
Keep reacting to her music, please. You go behind the the lyrics, beyond the superficial. ❤it!
I believer her when she sings.
Lara is a masterpiece by itself. Happy that she chooses to live here in Québec and be a judge to the Voice Québec. She wakes up something in me every time...
I've never heard a more musical language than Italian. Breath-taking!
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She speak 6 language , and she can sing in 12 language . She's amazing 😎👍
Those romantic languages mixed with a great voice and that kind of talent - they could be singing the nursery rhymes, and I could melt. (like Andre Bocelli)
Andrea Bocelli also sang this song. ☺
Hey my brother good to see you. She is the only singer other than David Phelps that has given me goosebumps in my life. More please. Until next time stay well
Not only is she an amazing singer and performer, but she’s also very kind. Please do the life performance of “je t’aime” next. Although she doesn’t sing much in that performance it’s definitely an experience you don’t want to miss.
I love your commentary on all the music you review! You’re awesome! 💕
She was born in Belgium from an Italian woman. So, she speaks fluently French and Italian. She also speaks English as natives and sings in Spanish, Russian, among others.
Some sentences were in Napolitan in this song
She is also fluent in spanish and wrote songs in french, italian, english and spanish. She also speaks flemish but not fluently
@@SH-uy8li it's interesting to watch her have a conversation with someone in Flemish or Dutch. The other will speak Flemish or Dutch which she obviously understands perfectly but isn't fluent enough to speak comfortably and she will answer in, for instance, English, which the other person understands but can't speak. It's great.
Wish I had her facility for languages. Or writing music. Or singing. 😆
@@DoggieFosters can I also add, I wish I had her looks lol
@@legitor513esatto, Lucio Dalla autore della canzone, era un amante della cultura musicale NAPOLITANA di cui lui si abbeverava e ne prendeva ispirazione, saluti 0:54 !lik ua-cam.com/video/-lMCiHadL1I/v-deo.htmlsi=Ov_8nLHE7KRK7qZu
Broken wow,perdere l amore you must hear,masterpieces from Lara ❤️
Caruso & Pavarotti are smiling in heaven right now imo! Excellent Reaction brother Jamal!
Pavarotti???? Lucio Dalla I think you mean...
It makes me incredibly happy that you and me have the same reaction listening to Lara Fabian.
What a voice.
What a preformer.
Hi Jamel.
Love your reactions til Lara Fabian 💖
Love Lara 💖
Love from Denmark 💖
She gives me goosebumps every time. I’ve seen her live 3 and she’s amazing live!
She is wonderful. I love hear she sing. 😍😍😍 💗💗💗
Italian was her first language but she also speaks French,English,Spanish and Dutch. She has sung in eleven different languages.
The language of the song is Italian but it has some parts of a southern Italian dialect (Naples) mixed into it. The line 'Te voglio bene assai', which is translated here as 'I love you very much' is more like a 'I love you so dearly'. They are very tender and affectionate words that have no direct translation into English.
The song is about the famous Italian opera singer Enrico Caruso, who died of an illness at the age of 48, and knowing that, thought of his incumbent death while saying good-bye to his - probably - daughter.
Love her...a lot...I am glad...she has reach you...bravo...
I am sooo happy honestly that you heard Lara now. She takes all the songs and just forces you to feel everything she sings like it's the thing you just went through.
Thanks for your reaction to a fantastic singer. You nailed it!
What a performance! Complete passion!
Yeah I know exactly how you feel, Lara hits you in the feels and is IMO one of the best singers/performers of all time.
Yes, mad goose bumps! She is incredible!
You’re spot on. She becomes the song.
Heureuse de voir votre réaction , nous sommes très fiers d elle .Québec Canada
Hey brother it's good to see you're doing well. I haven't reached out to you in awhile. I believe that Lara Fabian means goosebumps in Italian LOL LOL she is my favorite female singer of all time as David Phelps is my favorite male singer of all time. Good to see you brother. Until next time, stay well
She's Belgian so speaks French. Her mother is Italian so she speaks Italian. She speaks English, beyond that I don't know.
That's why she sings this song so well.
That's why Je suis malade sounds so authentic.
Its like she becomes the song. Broken Bow next! 🤣 I love watching you watch her….its a very emotional song….
I showed this to my memere today. She said, "why does that young man keep stopping the song?" LOL. I had to explain the purpose of a reaction video. I told her that someone introduced her to him just like you did for me all those years ago. He is sharing the experience with his viewers so everyone can feel it at the same time. Her response was well okay but he should wait until she is done. 😆
She was being sarcastic. Picture a French Sophia Patrillo from Golden Girls and that's my grandmother
Can I adopt your grandma?😊
Goosebumps and tears. The power of music!
I am so glad...you listen to Laura
..she is the best....
It’s Lara not Laura😊
Yes, the language is Italian. Her mother is from Sicilia. She is Belgian and Sicilian and lived in Canada for 10 years. I expecially loved your comment that she sings with "patience" for each word. I have never heard it described like that and it fits. It just fits. So, molto grazie!
She did a live performance in Paris in 2001 of Je t'aime. Before she starts singing the audience takes over and sings the song. She sings very lightly in the background. The audience really sings.
This song has been sending electricity down my spine arrive I was a toddler 30 something years ago
This is my favorite live performance of anything by anyone ever.
Another intelligent honest reaction. You’re a star for that. Thank you.
Lara Fabian started singing in Belgium in 1986 her Mother from belgium and Father from Sicilia ( Italy ) and came to live and be known in Quebec,Canada , french is her Language . The song ( je suis malade ) is her song but written by Serge Lama. that s the song you played yesterday ! and this one ? yes Italian.
If you love her voice as much as me then you MUST listen and react to “Broken Vow”. Absolutely off the charts. Please.
I see her alot in Demash. With the stage presence, his ability to put emotion into song. Sge is fantastic. So glad you found her!
I love your reactions! I feel exactly the same way!❤
Lara is a master in chill performances :)
Love it thank you for sharing your love of music with us.
The Lady deserves the title 'Diva' in the best way...really communicates the feeling in the lyrics...Thanks again Jamel
Sir, Just sharing. She was already a Diva in Europe way back in 1998. ( a young Diva), and she does not want to be called one. Since for her you need to prove your worth for 10-20 years before being called one. And the Diva thing was more of an American publicity gimmick to market the vocal trinity. And theres that typical conception of the minds of many that A Diva rides on a luxury car, and seems to be untouchable or hard to reach. She pointed out that, thats not her.
My goosebumps are out of control, and I know Lara and this song. I love her!
Same with me with the goosebumps. I have watched her videos for years and still get goosebumps. It´s like you said...she hits emotions in us every time. Check out Broken Vow by her if you haven´t already. Also a fun great upbeat song by her is Africa/Rio. Great energy.
This is Soul connection you are talking about my dear.
Yup. It's powerful.
Bless you
Love and appreciate your reactions!
I'm rock/metal guy for the most part. But I'll be damned if this woman doesn't make me cry damn near every time I hear her.
Yeah, there are a few other female artists I can think of that shows this kind of emotion in some of their live performances such as Barbara Streisand, Kate Bush/Tori Amos, Eivør, Alison Moyet, Aurora, Billie Holiday, Nina Simone, Sara Bareilles, Sinead O'Connor and Beth Heart. It is mostly a style more used on the musical scene, but I purposefully only mentioned singers not from that vein of music. Lara Fabian definitely is especially gifted in this type of dive into character.
Yeah, you get it...and I love it!
BROKEN WOW!!!
You'll love it!
👍😎 Amazing Talent. Never heard of her before you Jamel, thank you for that. When someone is good at a craft, it’s always nice to watch. Doesn’t matter whether it’s something like this or someone hanging drywall (does that make sense?).
Your reactions remind me of my first impressions to Lara, Caruso is one of my favorites of hers, one among many. You are a little late to the party but welcome as a new fan.
Speechless.... Breath-taking.....Goosebumps
I've heard many versions of this song from the original by Lucio Dalla to Pavarotti and Andrea Bocelli it's always spine tingling and a female voice does add something different to it.
I’m so happy your doing the Lara Fabian journey. Next to the Grateful Dead she is my favorite. May I suggest broken vow, it is emotionally devastating and hopeful at the same time.
I get you! She really draws you in with her!
Italian lyrics and Lara is crazy!
If you want to see her moving, check out "Extrait de Yentl" cover of Barbra Streisand which Lara sang in her concert "Pure" in 1998. It's a marvellous performance.
Her mother and nonna are Italian descent, so is her husband... from what I know, she is fluent in 7 languages and can sing in a total of 12 languages. Dimash is looking up to her... Live, she is breath taking
Her mother is italian not italian descent,shd is half flemish ,half italian
tears tears and more tears...the minute she hit that note I was in tears... ♥