You got the idea here. They are criticized by a small minority of people from their own country (mostly) who think they abandon Their own culture by singing in English. There is the additional complaint, usually from the same people who believe their family is rich and the girls had it so easy because they had everything given to them. In fact, their parents are professionals, Their father, Luis, is a civil engineer and their mother, Mony, is a dentist, so they are middle class but not rich in the sense that these critics mean. In their early days they were given instruments and equipment by fans who saw the great potential they had, but they have always been grateful and humble for the support they've gotten from fans and openly acknowledge it. We all know that giving someone a good guitar or drum kit is not going to make them superstars. They've worked extremely hard since they were young, the hardest working people in the business in my opinion, to be where they are and all those arguments are completely empty. Your reactions are great and I appreciate the thought you put into it.
The hate about the father is that he was a audio engineer and he work with the DJ of one of the biggest hip hop groups of Mexico, that's why the teachers of the girls are also group members of really known bands. Not justify the hate, but it's good to know the whole deal.
Fun fact: the drummer, Beto Ramos, is also the one who did the post production mixing for this show and Pepsi Center. You can credit him and Lalo Plaza, who does the live mixing, for the incredible audio of these two shows.
Its not their fault they were brought up to be eurocentric, its the parenting. One thing is to cater to the english speakers in order to expand, another is to brush aside their own mexican rock heritage as if it were less important, valuable, or relevant
@@Achikatzin1519 You should be happy to have such a great rock band in Mexico. I think many countries would adopt them gladly and not complain that they sing mostly in the international language of modern entertainment, even if it is not our mother tongue.
Narcisista is “Narcissistic” or “narcissist”. The key word in the song is “malinchista” a Mexican word for cultural trader. They were called this in the music press & (still today on the socials) for writing/singing in English. So Pau answered them…. In Spanish. This is their only song that’s a single only & not on any album (until their “best of” albums😂). The OG performance is Live @ Foro DiDi. You can figuratively literally see the venom coming from Pau’s mouth. & the source of “NEVER piss off Paulina or she will write a song about you….& sing it to your corpse”🤣. “if karma doesn’t hit you then I will” Paulina Villarreal.
A Best Of Album would have to include every song on Queen of the Murder scene, so maybe a 4 album set for the best of, and it would still be leaving out someone’s favorite song.
Their first song in Spanish in response to the haters and as mentioned, the Foro Didi performance is full of anger and attitude and worth a watch. They get some hate for singing in English and some for a "privileged" background. Some people say their father has paid for all their success including paying for them to open for Muse and for tv appearances. Lots of silliness.
They are not an "up out of the barrio" story for sure. Middle class, not upper crust. Mom is a dentist, dad is I believe a kind of self-trained audio engineer. But these girls are talented and no amount of money can buy that. They benefitted from parental support. If I had announced to my parents I wanted to be a rock star, they would have told me to be more practical and maybe become an insurance salesman. Their parents, who had already paid for them to learn classical piano, actually bought them fairly good instruments to get started, and that was the beginning of what they are today.
Family support is a big plus to any budding performer, but it by no means by any stretch of reality a guarantee of success. These young ladies put it the long hours of hard work to be able to perform with level of confidence. Thank you and all that support The Warning.
Some Mexicans think that because they live in one of the richest Mexican communities, they must be rich an lazy which is generally true about privileged teenagers. However, their whole life shows they are not the type. They work really hard. So they are rather typical hard working Mexicans with a great work ethos, even as they live in a rich neighborhood. I think this is because they parents worked hard to be able to live there and the sisters have seen how much their mom and dad sacrificed for them.
I recall some twit stating that " of course they sound good, Daddy buys them all the best equipment" Now I've been playing guitar for 55 years now and I guess I could have saved my self a lot of grief and time as, according to this brain dead train of thought, you don't need talent, or dedication, or passion, just a big check at the Guitar Center! G'me a break! These ladies got where they are through hard work and dedication to their craft, Tone is in the fingers and the soul! And these sisters have it by the train load!!! TWA for life!
@@carlnietoweise4653 I no longer play guitar (arthritis) but along the way I had very good gear and it didn't turn me into anything like Jimi Hendrix, Steve Vai, or Buckethead.
Here’s a fun fact. They did 20 direct to vinyl copies of this song specifically for giving to their top supporters. Those are rare, individual performances recorded for posterity, one after another. Twenty straight recording sessions. I have no idea how much one of those copies would be worth today, but I’m sure no one who was given one would part with it. Anyway, that is how much they appreciate their supporters and fans.
When Pau gets out from behind the drum kit, she can't help but perform, even for the solo piano songs. She is really 10 foot of artist in a 5 foot package. 🤟🎸🥁🎸🎤🤟
The best version of this will always be Foro Didi, the first time they ever played it live. It's the most punk performance I've seen them do and it's straight fire. Great reaction as always.
I still maintain that TW are a "punk" band in essence. I coined the term "Vogue Punk", for obvious reasons. On the other hand they may be gravitating towards symphonic metal ( TW style of course)
@@gregjetnikoff7124 I completely agree. I’ve said it before, but I wish some interviewer would ask them about that aspect of their sound (as separate from their hard rock and metal influences).
I thought of this song while watching the livestream of The Warning's performance at the Pol and Rock Festival. Fifty thousand Polish rock fans singing in Spanish to Qué Mas Quieres with a giant Mexican Flag waving over the crowd. Pau's Decididas Global Award also must sting the critics.
At Pol’and’Rock, this was also the first song in their encore. I’ve heard some wild estimates of the size of the audience, but I think it’s fairly safe to say that it was the biggest audience they’ve ever performed for.
Pau singing in her best cheeleader punk style. How tall? Pau is right at 5' nothing. Dany is 5'3". Ale is 5'7". It is striking how petite they are when you get to see them in person or live. But such huge sound and energy from them.
@@mshatters28 "...so tiny and fierce!..." Lzzy and Joe said this during their interview with Matt Pinfield and others on the couch at the 2022 Aftershock Festival.
Thanks William. Sohum, the word “malinchista” is very significant in this song. I read “condenada” as “damned”. In Quebec, many rural French people have the same insular views about learning English. You must see The Warning live and sing along at the top of your lungs in a language you barely understand.
At the time of these two performances at Teatro Metropolitan, these were their biggest headlining shows to date. They chose to honour the teachers and influencers that have helped them on their journey by bringing them onstage with them. In addition to Beto Ramos, Pliego Villarreal, bassist for Kinky, joined them for Revenant, and Pablo Gonzalez ( Ale’s Bass teacher and the one who challenged them to start writing) joined them on the first night. ( Fan video only, didn’t make the official concert footage).
That's what I love about The Warning Army, you always lean something new from a world wide group of protective aunts and uncles to these three talented ladies !
Zeus: We need to destroy them. Poseidon: Release the kraken! Zeus: No, we need total destruction. Poseidon: RELEASE THE PAU! That's a barely 5ft tall stick of dynamite, who as a 6'4" dude, I look up to. ❤️⚡🤘
It's about anonymous people online saying Pau is a malinchista because they write the majority of their songs in English, instead of Spanish. The song is a big FU to those people. Pau was doing a little musical theater in this performance, acting out the character portrayal of The Narcisista; given all the contrived hand gestures and attitude. Entertaining and simply brilliant.
The Warning are very good at mixing up their voices to make different flavours of harmonies. Recently it seems that Dany has taken over singing the first half of the 2nd verse for Narcisista live. Pau has talked about how it's at the very bottom of her natural range and so it's hard for her to get much volume into her sound there, probably helps with keeping her voice stable while touring. They said Dany has the widest natural range and so it's easier for her to get down there to sing that part. Either way, I love this song because they own it so much. Hearing this in person last month was one of the funnest moments of my life, and probably most of the other fans there judging by how loud it was. What amazes me about The Warning Army is how so many know and love not just all three of them on stage, but the whole team. There is massive respect shown by the fans for the manager, parents, techs, and especially for the cats.
Pau is a tiny five-foot-nothing! 😁 She doesn't play sax, but Dany and Ale do; Dany still has hers. Pau is in high-heel ankle boots, but she doesn't play with them or other shoes on. She mostly plays every show in just her socks. However, of course because of safety and cleanliness, she'll walk to and from backstage in shoes and remove and keep them aside on her drum riser.
I fell in love with this song the moment I first heard it when it was first premiered. It is probably my second favorite. The tale goes that this was Pau's response to a newspaper review column criticizing them for singing in English. As far as I'm concerned, she went easy on the guy... but then, he was a respected music journalist and she was just a 15-year-old girl, and the ladies had been taught to respect their elders. This is a stand-alone tune, not on any album. Also, Beto is more than a musical mentor; he's done a lot of work on the sound production side of things, and as you can see is very talented in his own right. During this show, while Dany and Ale knew he'd take over drumming while Pau came down on stage to sing, they had no idea what she would do or where she would move. Dany commented later that she almost clocked Pau upside the head with her guitar more than once. 😋 We love William, and his taste in music!!!
on the in studio live version for Animosity, You got a clear view of "The Pau Death Stare", I wonder if she would have turned it on this reporter, what would happen. I bet he'd bite his tongue most Riki Tik!
ULTIMATE PAU SONG !!! If you unleash Paulina from behind the drum kit, you'll see some serious TNT energy ❤🔥!!!! Narcisista is so full of attitude, rightfully so. This band was accused, by Mexican critics, of betraying their culture by writing and singing their songs in English. In every interview and many live performances, they are sure to let you know they are Mexican. They are true ambassadors to Mexico . The ONE thing, in all this world, you DON’T do, is piss off Paulina !!! Pau taunts “Criticize me a little more, I find myself entertained.” ⚡Viva The WARNING⚡ NWSU/FloorFan/Epican/Ayreonaut/TWA/PauFan🤘😎🤘.
Great reaction my friend. Pau performing in front is a treat, however, seeing her perform this song behind her drum kit, and pound those drums into submission to drive her point is more powerful (in my opinion). Keep Rockin' my friend 🤘⚡🤘
*Narcisista* Pau U.N.L.E.A.S.H.E.D.!!! DPA/TW have guest musicians join them on stage for a song from time to time... in this case the guest drummer, Beto Ramos, is one of Pau's drum coaches... Beto was also the sound mixer and sound master for this concert... he and Pablo González Sarre (see below) were also members of the band _Los Claxons_ , a Mexican pop rock band from DPA/TW's hometown of Monterrey, Mexico... some other guest musicians have been: - Pliego Villarreal (no relation to DPA but they do call him cousin and/or Primo) - Pablo González Sarre (Ale's bass coach and band mentor) - Arejay Hale ( _Halestorm_ drummer) - Barry Stock ( _Three Days Grace_ lead guitar) DPA/TW have also shared the stage with other bands like _Moderatto_ , a Mexican "'80s Glam Metal" parody band from Mexico City and _Eruca Sativa_ , an Argentine alternative rock band... TWA ⚡🤘😸🤘⚡ TWA
Though I sincerely believe that all of their performances are truly epic, as they play the moment, this one shows Pau's personality, passion, and the real 'Pau'r' that drives their Magical Sibling Dynamic. Heed 'The Warning'!! "The Best Hard Rock Power Trio of the 21st Century."🦉🤟⚡🍩👍⚠⚡💥
Because of the topic, which is the reason for this song, it seems to me that the title was intended to be "Malinchista" but since this is a word exclusive to Mexico, they decided to use the word "Narcisista" instead (which actually has other connotations). It seems logical to me. Thanks and greetings from México!! 🇲🇽 🤘😁✌️ .
Pues según he leído en comentarios dicen que su mamá las convenció de cambiar el título de malinchista a narcisista para que no sonara tan directa la pedrada jaja
Not to take anything away from Beto but he is only one of her more recent drum coaches. She has had several over the years and also picks up techniques while touring.
They have stated it's much easier to write rock music in english rather than spanish, oddly all of the songs in spanish are phenomenal, and my spanish is rudimentary at best
They usually switch who does the high and low harmonies depending on the song. Dany has the bigger range out of the three and she can reach higher notes than Pau, tho.
Pau is 5'0". Dany is 5'3". Ale is 5'8". Dany looks tiny when on stage with (for example) Halestorm or Three Days Grace. They look so much LARGER when no one else in on stage. (They certainly SOUND larger). 😆 You can see the difference in their heights at the end of concerts when they hold hands and bow. Lzzy Hale described them as "tiny and fierce". 🤘😎⚡
funny thing is, dani plays sax in a school Christmas program in her younger years. they also claim Ale also plays sax. their is a video of this though i dont remember which one but im sure someone can point it out to you.
Excellent reaction! Unfortunately, despite the fact that they are successful ambassadors promoting Mexican rock and always proudly remind people they are Mexican, there are still haters in Mexico who call them malanchistas.
Have been enjoying the your reactions! I have a different kind of suggestion... I think it will be great if you could modify the ratios on the displays of yourself and the videos you are reacting to, so that more of the videos been reacted to could be seen. as it is, it seems that your display is just on top of the music videos and some times it feels like we are missing parts of the performance and even of things you might be reacting to, and we do not see because is happening behind you! Still glad to watch your reactions.
Thank you for your candid feedback! I have to clip the video slightly in this way to avoid the copyright claims from youtube, many of my videos have been taken down because I displayed the whole screen :(
Dany has short legs, but Pau has very short legs, and in thick socks she's only about 4'10" which is the same height as Haruna, the atomic powered jackhammer for Japanese metal band Lovebites. No shame being "short" when you can outhit grown ass men twice your weight.
Translations are always a bit clumsy, and the wording used doesn't quite, effectively convey the message but, you get the overarching idea. If you can, you should also check out the Foro Didi performance of this song - with Pau singing it while on the kit. Also, it's the first time performed for an audience. Nice reaction, my friend. 👊⚡️🤘
Nascisista is how you say narcisist in spanish, that's all, no secondary meaning to it. It is a song sang in spanish so having a spanish name makes sense, that's all.
The ending of many spanish words are gender specific. In those cases, ending a word with the letter O denotes masculine and A denotes feminine. Narcisista is a female narcissist.
Well, in most cases yes, but words ending in -ista always end in an a, regardless of gender. A male version of the song lyrics would end in "condenad*o* narcisist*a*". I have heard male cover bands sing it this way.
I love the Pepsi Center show but I have to lean towards this one as my favorite. Its doesnt have the crowd mics or as big of a stage production. I just think they are a bit cleaner here. Pau claims 5 foot but......? Dany is only 5' 3". Paulina is really expressive here. Lets the Mexican attitude flow just as the song is an attitude. Someone mentioned this version of the song. They are pretty young..... ua-cam.com/video/O7IAEhN4RMM/v-deo.html
I really like your reactions to The Warning. However, some of your videos can only be found in your The Warning playlist and not directly on your channel. More for example or the one with Band Maid, they have very few views. Do you know why that is? It's a real shame, because they are good videos.
LOL Ale is 5’6“ and some change. They never discuss it as far as I know other than to say Ale is the youngest and the tallest. You can see that Dany is about 5 inches shorter than Lzzy Hale when they are on stage together. Lzzy is 5’8”. Pau is a little bit over 5’0”.
Not exactly the sisters are nexican and their native tounge is spainish. Narcissista ia nassisist in spainish but good play on words you did there. Also they are singing that in mecixoco and our (invlusdong mine i am also mexican) they dont see the girls as true mexicans they are going against there toots for singing strictly jn english. And doing things how they want to.
Narci-sister lol, very creative but have nothing to do with the lyrics of the song. I’m sue already many people already told you why the lyrics of this song.
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Pau is a five foot stick of dynamite with the fuse always lit. 🔥
You got the idea here. They are criticized by a small minority of people from their own country (mostly) who think they abandon Their own culture by singing in English. There is the additional complaint, usually from the same people who believe their family is rich and the girls had it so easy because they had everything given to them. In fact, their parents are professionals, Their father, Luis, is a civil engineer and their mother, Mony, is a dentist, so they are middle class but not rich in the sense that these critics mean. In their early days they were given instruments and equipment by fans who saw the great potential they had, but they have always been grateful and humble for the support they've gotten from fans and openly acknowledge it. We all know that giving someone a good guitar or drum kit is not going to make them superstars. They've worked extremely hard since they were young, the hardest working people in the business in my opinion, to be where they are and all those arguments are completely empty. Your reactions are great and I appreciate the thought you put into it.
Dad, Luis is an audio engineer.
The hate about the father is that he was a audio engineer and he work with the DJ of one of the biggest hip hop groups of Mexico, that's why the teachers of the girls are also group members of really known bands. Not justify the hate, but it's good to know the whole deal.
Fun fact: the drummer, Beto Ramos, is also the one who did the post production mixing for this show and Pepsi Center. You can credit him and Lalo Plaza, who does the live mixing, for the incredible audio of these two shows.
He is also the drummer for a well know Mexican band called Jumbo.
@@Ramvek33 wow I did not know that! That’s crazy, Ramos is my maiden name lol incredible drummer for sure
Big ole middle finger to all of the critics that called them cultural traitors!!!!
Its not their fault they were brought up to be eurocentric, its the parenting.
One thing is to cater to the english speakers in order to expand, another is to brush aside their own mexican rock heritage as if it were less important, valuable, or relevant
@@Achikatzin1519 You should be happy to have such a great rock band in Mexico. I think many countries would adopt them gladly and not complain that they sing mostly in the international language of modern entertainment, even if it is not our mother tongue.
@@Achikatzin1519 Oh so,people who got nothing better to do wanna dictate what other people listen to or what genre they play..... ugh huh...sure.
Narcisista is “Narcissistic” or “narcissist”. The key word in the song is “malinchista” a Mexican word for cultural trader. They were called this in the music press & (still today on the socials) for writing/singing in English. So Pau answered them…. In Spanish. This is their only song that’s a single only & not on any album (until their “best of” albums😂). The OG performance is Live @ Foro DiDi. You can figuratively literally see the venom coming from Pau’s mouth. & the source of “NEVER piss off Paulina or she will write a song about you….& sing it to your corpse”🤣. “if karma doesn’t hit you then I will” Paulina Villarreal.
Right now, a "Best Of" collection of TW songs would be a multiple album set!!!
A Best Of Album would have to include every song on Queen of the Murder scene, so maybe a 4 album set for the best of, and it would still be leaving out someone’s favorite song.
@@jamessummerlin9516 At least!!!
And - just in case the audience was having trouble following the lyrics - they put a lyric video up on a big-ass screen behind Pau.
@@BryceKatz I was going to say that.
It was the icing on the cake.
Their first song in Spanish in response to the haters and as mentioned, the Foro Didi performance is full of anger and attitude and worth a watch. They get some hate for singing in English and some for a "privileged" background. Some people say their father has paid for all their success including paying for them to open for Muse and for tv appearances. Lots of silliness.
They are not an "up out of the barrio" story for sure. Middle class, not upper crust. Mom is a dentist, dad is I believe a kind of self-trained audio engineer. But these girls are talented and no amount of money can buy that. They benefitted from parental support. If I had announced to my parents I wanted to be a rock star, they would have told me to be more practical and maybe become an insurance salesman. Their parents, who had already paid for them to learn classical piano, actually bought them fairly good instruments to get started, and that was the beginning of what they are today.
Family support is a big plus to any budding performer, but it by no means by any stretch of reality a guarantee of success. These young ladies put it the long hours of hard work to be able to perform with level of confidence. Thank you and all that support The Warning.
Some Mexicans think that because they live in one of the richest Mexican communities, they must be rich an lazy which is generally true about privileged teenagers. However, their whole life shows they are not the type. They work really hard. So they are rather typical hard working Mexicans with a great work ethos, even as they live in a rich neighborhood. I think this is because they parents worked hard to be able to live there and the sisters have seen how much their mom and dad sacrificed for them.
I recall some twit stating that " of course they sound good, Daddy buys them all the best equipment" Now I've been playing guitar for 55 years now and I guess I could have saved my self a lot of grief and time as, according to this brain dead train of thought, you don't need talent, or dedication, or passion, just a big check at the Guitar Center! G'me a break! These ladies got where they are through hard work and dedication to their craft, Tone is in the fingers and the soul! And these sisters have it by the train load!!! TWA for life!
@@carlnietoweise4653 I no longer play guitar (arthritis) but along the way I had very good gear and it didn't turn me into anything like Jimi Hendrix, Steve Vai, or Buckethead.
Here’s a fun fact. They did 20 direct to vinyl copies of this song specifically for giving to their top supporters. Those are rare, individual performances recorded for posterity, one after another. Twenty straight recording sessions. I have no idea how much one of those copies would be worth today, but I’m sure no one who was given one would part with it. Anyway, that is how much they appreciate their supporters and fans.
I recently seen that video, that tells you everything you need to know about them.
The record actually has the recipients name mentioned on each individual record at the beginning.
@@randymarple9830 Yup. "This is for you, XXXX" So they are personalized to the extent it would be kind of pointless to even try to sell one.
When Pau gets out from behind the drum kit, she can't help but perform, even for the solo piano songs. She is really 10 foot of artist in a 5 foot package. 🤟🎸🥁🎸🎤🤟
He should check out the Dead Poet Society song HURT featuring Pau. Someone enhanced the vocal audio and it is FIRE!
The best version of this will always be Foro Didi, the first time they ever played it live. It's the most punk performance I've seen them do and it's straight fire. Great reaction as always.
I still maintain that TW are a "punk" band in essence. I coined the term "Vogue Punk", for obvious reasons. On the other hand they may be gravitating towards symphonic metal ( TW style of course)
For sure! There was venom in the Foro Didi performance, the rest (like this & Pepsi) seem like their just having fun as usual. ⚡️🤘
@@gregjetnikoff7124 I completely agree. I’ve said it before, but I wish some interviewer would ask them about that aspect of their sound (as separate from their hard rock and metal influences).
I thought of this song while watching the livestream of The Warning's performance at the Pol and Rock Festival. Fifty thousand Polish rock fans singing in Spanish to Qué Mas Quieres with a giant Mexican Flag waving over the crowd. Pau's Decididas Global Award also must sting the critics.
Lalo Plaza their sound engineer estimated the crowd at 70,000 but who knows it could have been more or less.
At Pol’and’Rock, this was also the first song in their encore. I’ve heard some wild estimates of the size of the audience, but I think it’s fairly safe to say that it was the biggest audience they’ve ever performed for.
@gerstelb Yup, that's for sure. Their biggest audience. And the people want them back. They surely made an impact.
We are all living Pau's world right now.
Pau singing in her best cheeleader punk style.
How tall? Pau is right at 5' nothing. Dany is 5'3". Ale is 5'7". It is striking how petite they are when you get to see them in person or live. But such huge sound and energy from them.
Pol and Rock giant stage almost appeared too small for them!!!
What did Lzzy Hale call them "small but fierce".
@@mshatters28 "...so tiny and fierce!..."
Lzzy and Joe said this during their interview with Matt Pinfield and others on the couch at the 2022 Aftershock Festival.
@@mshatters28 Tiny but fierce.
I knew their height, but didn't realize how that translated until I saw Dany on stage with Halestorm. She made Joe look like a giant. :D
Now that I’ve finished the video, I wanted to say that I’m truly enjoying your reactions! Looking forward to the next Warning vid!
Thank you so much!! You're too kind
Wow I never heard this version before! As a drummer, I thoroughly enjoyed the drum solo section!! ❤❤❤
Oooh that's so amazing you're a drummer too!
Thanks William. Sohum, the word “malinchista” is very significant in this song. I read “condenada” as “damned”. In Quebec, many rural French people have the same insular views about learning English. You must see The Warning live and sing along at the top of your lungs in a language you barely understand.
He's Pau's CURRENT drum teacher, Beto Ramos. This performance is the best because Pau is out front. Love the way she prances all over the stage.
Beto Ramos was the drummer of Jumbo, a popular mexican rock band of the late 90's. He is a pretty good drummer🎉🎉🎉🎉
At the time of these two performances at Teatro Metropolitan, these were their biggest headlining shows to date. They chose to honour the teachers and influencers that have helped them on their journey by bringing them onstage with them. In addition to Beto Ramos, Pliego Villarreal, bassist for Kinky, joined them for Revenant, and Pablo Gonzalez ( Ale’s Bass teacher and the one who challenged them to start writing) joined them on the first night. ( Fan video only, didn’t make the official concert footage).
Malinche was an Indian girl who was interpreter for Hernan Cortes the conquistador. They also had a son together, so she was seen as cultural traitor.
That's what I love about The Warning Army, you always lean something new from a world wide group of protective aunts and uncles to these three talented ladies !
Zeus: We need to destroy them.
Poseidon: Release the kraken!
Zeus: No, we need total destruction.
Poseidon: RELEASE THE PAU!
That's a barely 5ft tall stick of dynamite, who as a 6'4" dude, I look up to.
❤️⚡🤘
It's about anonymous people online saying Pau is a malinchista because they write the majority of their songs in English, instead of Spanish. The song is a big FU to those people. Pau was doing a little musical theater in this performance, acting out the character portrayal of The Narcisista; given all the contrived hand gestures and attitude. Entertaining and simply brilliant.
If these people had their way, The Warning would have been another Mariachi band! Instead, they are playing what they love and that is their right!
The Warning are very good at mixing up their voices to make different flavours of harmonies. Recently it seems that Dany has taken over singing the first half of the 2nd verse for Narcisista live. Pau has talked about how it's at the very bottom of her natural range and so it's hard for her to get much volume into her sound there, probably helps with keeping her voice stable while touring. They said Dany has the widest natural range and so it's easier for her to get down there to sing that part. Either way, I love this song because they own it so much. Hearing this in person last month was one of the funnest moments of my life, and probably most of the other fans there judging by how loud it was.
What amazes me about The Warning Army is how so many know and love not just all three of them on stage, but the whole team. There is massive respect shown by the fans for the manager, parents, techs, and especially for the cats.
Pau is a tiny five-foot-nothing! 😁 She doesn't play sax, but Dany and Ale do; Dany still has hers. Pau is in high-heel ankle boots, but she doesn't play with them or other shoes on. She mostly plays every show in just her socks. However, of course because of safety and cleanliness, she'll walk to and from backstage in shoes and remove and keep them aside on her drum riser.
Totally agree on the vibe of this song. You can feel the sass throughout. And, as always, just ear candy from the first note.
ear candy... love that haha
Ramos is excellent! “Pulls” the sound out! 🤘
I fell in love with this song the moment I first heard it when it was first premiered. It is probably my second favorite. The tale goes that this was Pau's response to a newspaper review column criticizing them for singing in English. As far as I'm concerned, she went easy on the guy... but then, he was a respected music journalist and she was just a 15-year-old girl, and the ladies had been taught to respect their elders.
This is a stand-alone tune, not on any album. Also, Beto is more than a musical mentor; he's done a lot of work on the sound production side of things, and as you can see is very talented in his own right. During this show, while Dany and Ale knew he'd take over drumming while Pau came down on stage to sing, they had no idea what she would do or where she would move. Dany commented later that she almost clocked Pau upside the head with her guitar more than once. 😋
We love William, and his taste in music!!!
on the in studio live version for Animosity, You got a clear view of "The Pau Death Stare", I wonder if she would have turned it on this reporter, what would happen. I bet he'd bite his tongue most Riki Tik!
Paulina could easily be the front woman for a band, and absolutely slay it!
ULTIMATE PAU SONG !!!
If you unleash Paulina from behind the drum kit, you'll see some serious TNT energy ❤🔥!!!!
Narcisista is so full of attitude, rightfully so. This band was accused, by Mexican critics, of betraying their culture by writing and singing their songs in English. In every interview and many live performances, they are sure to let you know they are Mexican. They are true ambassadors to Mexico .
The ONE thing, in all this world, you DON’T do, is piss off Paulina !!!
Pau taunts “Criticize me a little more, I find myself entertained.”
⚡Viva The WARNING⚡
NWSU/FloorFan/Epican/Ayreonaut/TWA/PauFan🤘😎🤘.
people always accuse talented individuals for no reason smh
Queens of Rock. Love this special edition
Pau is 5 feet tall, Dany is 5'3" and Ale is 5'7"
In this case: 5ft plus a couple inches of heels.
Such brilliant performers.
This was aimed at critics suggesting they were betraying their culture by singing in English.
thats so mind boggling to me... some people are just looking to be offended
This song is predicated on a lack of love and understanding by their non-fans...
Excellent picks William, very well done!
Great reaction my friend. Pau performing in front is a treat, however, seeing her perform this song behind her drum kit, and pound those drums into submission to drive her point is more powerful (in my opinion). Keep Rockin' my friend 🤘⚡🤘
In this situation i call her Pau Jagger , lol. Pau also sings this while drumming , for example at the Foro Didi .
Awesome William 👍
Pau is affectionately referred to as a 5 foot tall stick of dynamite
this has to be the best description of her ive heard haha
Beto, Pau's mentor did the audio for the concert.
Post production I think they call it, Lalo does the house mix.
Thanks very much William and Sohum. ❤✌🤘⚡🔥
Any time!
Well, you can say he blabbered this great song to death.
1,5 meters of pure dinamite...😊
We love William!
*Narcisista*
Pau U.N.L.E.A.S.H.E.D.!!!
DPA/TW have guest musicians join them on stage for a song from time to time... in this case the guest drummer, Beto Ramos, is one of Pau's drum coaches... Beto was also the sound mixer and sound master for this concert... he and Pablo González Sarre (see below) were also members of the band _Los Claxons_ , a Mexican pop rock band from DPA/TW's hometown of Monterrey, Mexico...
some other guest musicians have been:
- Pliego Villarreal (no relation to DPA but they do call him cousin and/or Primo)
- Pablo González Sarre (Ale's bass coach and band mentor)
- Arejay Hale ( _Halestorm_ drummer)
- Barry Stock ( _Three Days Grace_ lead guitar)
DPA/TW have also shared the stage with other bands like _Moderatto_ , a Mexican "'80s Glam Metal" parody band from Mexico City and _Eruca Sativa_ , an Argentine alternative rock band...
TWA ⚡🤘😸🤘⚡ TWA
Pau / Paulina definitely has attitude in spades.
Ale usually do lower notes and some high and sometimes fallsetto but often just for texture as her mic always seem lower
Thanks William
Gracias great reaction saludos from Dallas TX 🤘🤘🤘
1:35 To paraphrase the immortal Freddie Mercury, she’s going to be playing the audience!
Great reaction and awesome lyrics analysis!
Pau es la música encarnada. La música bajó del cielo y se transformó en Paulina
Pau unleashed!😆🤘🔥
Though I sincerely believe that all of their performances are truly epic, as they play the moment, this one shows Pau's personality, passion, and the real 'Pau'r' that drives their Magical Sibling Dynamic.
Heed 'The Warning'!! "The Best Hard Rock Power Trio of the 21st Century."🦉🤟⚡🍩👍⚠⚡💥
Pau unleashed!
Because of the topic, which is the reason for this song, it seems to me that the title was intended to be "Malinchista" but since this is a word exclusive to Mexico, they decided to use the word "Narcisista" instead (which actually has other connotations).
It seems logical to me.
Thanks and greetings from México!! 🇲🇽
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Pues según he leído en comentarios dicen que su mamá las convenció de cambiar el título de malinchista a narcisista para que no sonara tan directa la pedrada jaja
@deamonlite
Ah, órale sí, ya decía yo. 🤔 😂
Gracias. 🤟
Not to take anything away from Beto but he is only one of her more recent drum coaches. She has had several over the years and also picks up techniques while touring.
Yes... she is....
Yap, she's an angel
They have stated it's much easier to write rock music in english rather than spanish, oddly all of the songs in spanish are phenomenal, and my spanish is rudimentary at best
Learning the words in Spanish is easy... learning (and writing) the _grammar_ is the hard part!!!
They usually switch who does the high and low harmonies depending on the song. Dany has the bigger range out of the three and she can reach higher notes than Pau, tho.
At the 4:55 would love to have been a fly on the wall and heard what Pau said to Ale. It might have been along the line “I’m F’ing killing this”…..😅
Pau is 5'0". Dany is 5'3". Ale is 5'8". Dany looks tiny when on stage with (for example) Halestorm or Three Days Grace. They look so much LARGER when no one else in on stage. (They certainly SOUND larger). 😆 You can see the difference in their heights at the end of concerts when they hold hands and bow. Lzzy Hale described them as "tiny and fierce". 🤘😎⚡
Pau indeed sings like an Angel 👼
and drums like the Devil 😈
Narcisista translates too narcissist or narcissistic.
Great commentary and insights.
Pau is 5 foot, Dani is 5'3" and the Goddess of Thunder Ale is 5'7".
Pau 5ft. When Pau was bent leaning into the crowd she was finishing a heart with a fan
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funny thing is, dani plays sax in a school Christmas program in her younger years. they also claim Ale also plays sax.
their is a video of this though i dont remember which one but im sure someone can point it out to you.
This song is Pau's diss-track to all the haters who whine that they write their songs mostly in English.
Excellent reaction! Unfortunately, despite the fact that they are successful ambassadors promoting Mexican rock and always proudly remind people they are Mexican, there are still haters in Mexico who call them malanchistas.
Pau is 5’ Tall (give or take smidge). Ale 5’7” and Dany 5’3”
Pau is 5-foot nothing. Ale stole Pau's growth spurt
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Have been enjoying the your reactions! I have a different kind of suggestion... I think it will be great if you could modify the ratios on the displays of yourself and the videos you are reacting to, so that more of the videos been reacted to could be seen. as it is, it seems that your display is just on top of the music videos and some times it feels like we are missing parts of the performance and even of things you might be reacting to, and we do not see because is happening behind you! Still glad to watch your reactions.
Thank you for your candid feedback! I have to clip the video slightly in this way to avoid the copyright claims from youtube, many of my videos have been taken down because I displayed the whole screen :(
Dany has short legs, but Pau has very short legs, and in thick socks she's only about 4'10" which is the same height as Haruna, the atomic powered jackhammer for Japanese metal band Lovebites. No shame being "short" when you can outhit grown ass men twice your weight.
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The haters mostly hate themselves
Translations are always a bit clumsy, and the wording used doesn't quite, effectively convey the message but, you get the overarching idea.
If you can, you should also check out the Foro Didi performance of this song - with Pau singing it while on the kit. Also, it's the first time performed for an audience.
Nice reaction, my friend. 👊⚡️🤘
Willlll!
Nascisista is how you say narcisist in spanish, that's all, no secondary meaning to it. It is a song sang in spanish so having a spanish name makes sense, that's all.
Spot on 5'2", Dani 5'4" and baby Ale is 5'!0'
Pau is barely 5 foot, Dani is 5'3" and Ale is 5'"6, not 5' 10"
Fantastic reaction, except that you sir broke the golden rule for a reactor, you interrupted the guitar solo. HEHE! 😜
ooops hahaha
...put Ur fingers n Ur ears....n say...NAA NAA NA NA NA NAAA NAAAA..
The ending of many spanish words are gender specific. In those cases, ending a word with the letter O denotes masculine and A denotes feminine. Narcisista is a female narcissist.
Well, in most cases yes, but words ending in -ista always end in an a, regardless of gender.
A male version of the song lyrics would end in "condenad*o* narcisist*a*".
I have heard male cover bands sing it this way.
It means narcissist
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I don't hate William
I love the Pepsi Center show but I have to lean towards this one as my favorite. Its doesnt have the crowd mics or as big of a stage production. I just think they are a bit cleaner here.
Pau claims 5 foot but......? Dany is only 5' 3". Paulina is really expressive here. Lets the Mexican attitude flow just as the song is an attitude.
Someone mentioned this version of the song. They are pretty young..... ua-cam.com/video/O7IAEhN4RMM/v-deo.html
Narcisista is a Spanish word. You're overthinking it.
I really like your reactions to The Warning. However, some of your videos can only be found in your The Warning playlist and not directly on your channel. More for example or the one with Band Maid, they have very few views. Do you know why that is? It's a real shame, because they are good videos.
Pau is five foot nothing. Tiny little thing!
And maybe not even 5 foot.
Pau is around 5'. Dany is 5'3". Ale is 6'5"
Lol. Don't make Ale into a giant. She is around 5'6" or 5'7".
LOL Ale is 5’6“ and some change. They never discuss it as far as I know other than to say Ale is the youngest and the tallest. You can see that Dany is about 5 inches shorter than Lzzy Hale when they are on stage together. Lzzy is 5’8”. Pau is a little bit over 5’0”.
@@elgonwilliams7624 Not a typo. Yo' mama is a typo.
Not exactly the sisters are nexican and their native tounge is spainish. Narcissista ia nassisist in spainish but good play on words you did there. Also they are singing that in mecixoco and our (invlusdong mine i am also mexican) they dont see the girls as true mexicans they are going against there toots for singing strictly jn english. And doing things how they want to.
Narci-sister lol, very creative but have nothing to do with the lyrics of the song. I’m sue already many people already told you why the lyrics of this song.