This song has so many versions, so many have sing it, and very different ways. There are two different versions in the Frida sound track, one by Lila Dawns, another by Chavela Vargas
some years ago thi song had 500 different versions registered, and the "magic" is that each people can song and creates its own... the oldest versions of this song were sung in Zapoteca languaje...
The song "La Llorona" is a traditional Mexican son that describes a story of love and pain, which became popular in the times of the Mexican Revolution, although it is said its origins could go back to the Pre-Hispanic Era. According to the story of a young man from Tehuantepec, he went to a party in the neighboring community called Juchitán, there he met a girl so beautiful that she came out of the church wearing the famous Isthmian regional dress called huipil. For a time he made an effort to conquer the young woman, then he managed to obtain the approval of his parents to marry her, but the winds of the Revolution blew in Oaxaca (between the years 1911 and 1912), before going to battle, he said something like this: “I remember the day we went to the river and the flowers of the field seemed to cry, with you the clouds in my sky are nothing, even the sun competes with your smile. War is calling me because the peace of our country has been stolen. I will return to you and for our future family, I will never stop loving you, in this life and in death. The day of departure arrived, and when the young man said goodbye to his young wife, tears ran through his eyes and sighs of pain invaded the face of his beloved. While he spoke with the young woman, he took both her hands, at the same time that he wiped with his own the tears that fell down the cheeks of his beloved wife, then he called her "crybaby" because she did not stop crying knowing that she might not see again. to her husband. Kisses and promises flew through the air and he swore that he would come back for her from life to death, with impunity. Many people at the time knew the couple and were dismayed for them. The young man went to war but never returned, some time later a friend of both returned to the town and told the young woman: “Your husband was hit by bullets and the injuries were so terrible that it was impossible to save him. But as he lay dying he asked me to tell you that he will always love you and please forgive him. Here is a letter that he gave me for you.” Excerpts from that letter were taken to compose this beautiful song whose lyrics go like this. "CRYING" You were leaving the temple one day crying when I saw you passing by, beautiful huipil you wore weeping that the Virgin believed you, in the sky the sun is born my crybaby and in the sea the moon is born and in my heart is born crybaby love you like no other Even if it costs me my crying life, I will not stop loving you. Oh my crybaby, llorona you are my never, They will ask me to stop loving you, crybaby, But to never love you, do not think that I sing to you weeping, I have a happy heart also of pain llorona sings, when you can't cry, don't cry dear garment, I will wait for you on the horizon every morning. It goes without saying that the young widow cried all the time because of that letter, she never remarried because she hoped to meet her beloved in paradise and fulfill her promise. Their baby was born a week after the news and every October 30 they had dinner together. A wife and son in the land of the living, and a husband from the realm of the dead, until the great eagle brought them together again. Time passed and the story was written as a local folk song and has survived all this time.
I am a new subscriber to your channel and I want to thank you for reacting to our beautiful Mexican music, Lila Downs one of the best interpreters of our beautiful and beloved MEXICO, I would love for you to react to the "MARIACHI VARGAS DE TECALITLAN" THE PASTOR LIVE .
When she sings “cucurrucucu Paloma” she actually makes the sounds of a Dove 🕊. The song is about a dove, a classic of Mexican music. ua-cam.com/video/FtJ-ayxYIYs/v-deo.html . You should definitely check out “La Llorona” sung at American Grammy’s by Angela Aguilar, Natalia Lafourcade and Aida Cuevas. Three incredible voices and the song sounds completely different!!
"La llorona" is a beautiful love song born in the state of Oaxaca (someone already told the story here and did it very well). There are countless versions and each singer makes of it a creation and puts his own feeling to it. A few days ago, when they reacted to Juan Gabriel, I put a list of Mexican songs that they could react to, either for their beauty or for their virtuosity, although, almost all of them, have a lot of both, and I recommended this same song but in the interpretation of Eugenia León, who, in my opinion, is the most beautiful voice in Mexico, maybe without the virtuosity of Lila Downs but her version is very heartfelt and deep, as is the soul of the Oaxacan people where she is from. I really liked her reaction and I hope they continue with much more Mexican music. ua-cam.com/video/Oee8ZvWkFzc/v-deo.html
Lila Downs is such a fascintating and well rounded artist. She is pure art and spectacular! I believe she is one of the greatest but really underrated. Greetings from Los Angeles!
FYI this Llorona is not the same Llorona from the legend about the woman and the children. This Llorona is coming out of a Church when the singer sees her for the first time. Two different Lloronas. This is a love story about a man who falls so in love with this woman and he imagines various interactions. Its a mystical old song from the mystical and wondrous state of Oaxaca.
Thank you for doing this reaction. I'm glad you enjoyed it but you do need to read the subtitles on the video to understand the story. Personally Lila Downs' version is the best and she makes it so much better with her singing abilities. I would like to recommend La Cigarra by Linda Ronstadt many artist sing it but there's just something about Linda. Thank you and keep up the good reactions.
They say that this song is inspired by the tragic romance of a young Oaxacan couple; the story tells that a boy from Tehuantepec went to a party in the neighboring community, called Juchitán and there he met a girl who left the church wearing the famous Isthmian regional costume, called huipil. The boy struggled to conquer the young woman, who in the end accepted and when the wedding plans were going from strength to strength, the airs of the Mexican revolution reached Oaxaca, so the young man was recruited and sent to the fight. On the day of his departure while the boy said goodbye to his beloved, tears ran through her eyes, while sighs of pain invaded her, the young woman vowed to wait for her boyfriend and marry him on his return, but he never returned. One day a former soldier arrived in the village, with the mission of finding the girl to tell her that her boyfriend had died on the battlefield, but that before dying in his arms, he had asked her to promise that he would deliver a letter to his great love. So the boy came to keep his promise. In the letter was the lyrics of La Llorona, which, we do not know how, reached the hands of Andrés Henestrosa, who made the arrangements to turn it into practically an anthem for Mexicans.(www.panoramadigital.co.cr/la-historia-detras-de-la-cancion-de-la-cancion-la-llorona/)
Amazing amazing incredible voice WOW!!!! This Singer blows your mind incredibly unique voice. Beautiful beautiful She definitely has a privilege unique voice. Beautiful song also, i’ve known that she is one of the most amazing boys in Mexico🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽 and I can see why.
My fav version is with Aguilar she comes from generations of singers in the charreria los Aguilar family. This version is very Spaniard react to maldita vecindad - kumbala
Hi guys, if you like this, you must listen it whit OSCAR CHAVEZ, one of the most beautiful male voices in México !! Try searching his album Tropicanias, you will love it, I promise you!
hola amigos gracias por reaccionar a nuestra música y cantantes por favor reaccionen a " Lila Downs & 12 Girls Band - Live from Shanghai - 05/06/2007" , gracias de antemano, saludos afectuosos a los dos.
Que bien que ya se pueden activar los subtítulos en sus videos, aunque entiendo muy poco el inglés, pero aún así me encantan sus reacciones 💗💗💗👍👍👍👍, saludos desde México 🇲🇽😉👌, por favor reaccionen a Arturo Vargas con EL PASTOR y el mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlán
I commend you for this reaction to Lila Downs. If you want to continue surprising yourself with your voice and vocal technique, I recommend you react to the song Paloma Negra live, you'll love it. Another artist you can't stop reacting to is Jorge Negrete. I recommend the song I don't know why, from the movie El ahijo de la muerte. Greetings from Mexico City.
Me gustaría que apliquen sus comentarios en Inglés al Español aun así se aprecia sus reacciones y expresiones que son fabulosas reflejan la belleza de sus almas
I just thought. Someone that has a very versatile voice as well, Monica Naranjo. The best song to see that is “Doble Corazón” you will blown away, it’s so many things and voices in one song!
Please react to Almohada (bolero) - José José El Rey (live) - Vicente Fernández Volver Volver - Vicente Fernández (from the same show as El Rey) Por tu maldito amor - Vicente Fernández Paloma negra - Lola Beltrán (live) Cucurrucucu - Lola Beltrán Luna - Ana Gabriel (live) El Pastor - Aida Cuevas (live) Ya Lo Sé Que Tu Te Vas - Juan Gabriel (live) La Farsante- Juan Gabriel (live on a show) Inocente pobre amiga - Lupita D’ alessio
You have listened to one of the most unusual version of a Mexican classic, I’m shocked too! Maybe you can try another one more friendly, easier to understand of this song.
Les sugiero escuchen a esta talentosa Artista junto con Mercedes Sosa del álbum Cantora en un homenaje que le hicieron a Mercedes Grandes Cantantes Argentinos e Internacionales. Imperdible
I suggest that you look for the history of the singers and even more so if they are foreigners (Mexicans). So they do not arrive without knowing what to comment. However, I admire Andrei's sensitivity and Dominika's naturalness.
This song is hard to translate because the words may not make sense. They have to do more with Mexican traditions and also they are used metaphorically. People from other Spanish speaking countries some time they don't fully understand the meaning of the lyrics either.
There are actually different types of Mexican regional music. Mariachi, for example, is from the center of the country whereas Norteño music is from the North and Huapango is from the east coast. They might use different instruments and sometimes they cover songs from other regions, which might be confusing as what is the original sound of a song. This, for example, is a fine example of east coast music where you can see singing is not all there is about Mexican music. I hope you like it: ua-cam.com/video/afJHcBxPUyE/v-deo.html One thing to note is that Huapango music follows certain gramatical rules, like coplas and verses repeated in inverse order, sometimes more recited than sang.
Lila es super genial y les falta reaccionar a DIOS NUNCA MUERE, y a la unica que se le compara RITA GUERRERO. Saludos Dominica, y a tu esposo y prometo no poner canciones de Alejandro Fernandez
Hey, try to learn spanish, it would open new doors in understanding whitout need subtitles; and in this case, with a song that is sung in very versions the lyrics find at google wouldn't be the same that you are listening. i'm sorry if i wrote with some orthografics wrongs, english is not my language, and i know that my english is poor, but i try to comunicate whit anybody, no wait that the world come to me or write or speak in spanish, but apreciate the effort. I used subtitles to add understanding (no matter that be english subtitles)
Hola saludos desde CD Juárez Chihuahua México ciudad de Juan Gabriel me gustaría que reaccionarán a Juan Gabriel y Cristian Castro en la canción que le compuso a el mañana mañana
Amigos los amo!!! Adoro ver sus videos, me siento ahí con ustedes acompañándolos a reaccionar... Me encantan sus comentarios! Su sensibilidad para apreciar cada canción y cada cantante. Por favor, 🙏reaccionen a Lila Downs con la canción de "La Iguana" concierto en España. También a "Alfonsina y el mar" de Natalia Lafourcade!!! Los abrazo! 💜💗💜 Vengan a pasear a México para practicar español y conocer más de nuestra cultura, quiero invitarles a comer, cocinar e para ustedes un delicioso mole!!! 😘😘
English is for talking about business, Italian is for talking about art, French is for talking about love, and Spanish is for talking with God.
Esto es México, es su Arte Puro!!! 🇲🇽🙌🔥
Lila es una diosa en escena, excelente voz y un carisma impresionante. 👏👏👏Por está reacción. 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽
Love this version of la Llorona, is so beautiful and powerful
Thanks for reacting! Lila is exceptional!
Para mí es el mejor arreglo de La Llorona. Y Lila es extraordinaria cantante.
This versión is amazing, Lila Downs is Unique. I love her. 👏👏👏👏👏.
This song has so many versions, so many have sing it, and very different ways. There are two different versions in the Frida sound track, one by Lila Dawns, another by Chavela Vargas
some years ago thi song had 500 different versions registered, and the "magic" is that each people can song and creates its own... the oldest versions of this song were sung in Zapoteca languaje...
I always like your reactions to mexican singers
The song "La Llorona" is a traditional Mexican son that describes a story of love and pain, which became popular in the times of the Mexican Revolution, although it is said its origins could go back to the Pre-Hispanic Era.
According to the story of a young man from Tehuantepec, he went to a party in the neighboring community called Juchitán, there he met a girl so beautiful that she came out of the church wearing the famous Isthmian regional dress called huipil.
For a time he made an effort to conquer the young woman, then he managed to obtain the approval of his parents to marry her, but the winds of the Revolution blew in Oaxaca (between the years 1911 and 1912), before going to battle, he said something like this:
“I remember the day we went to the river and the flowers of the field seemed to cry, with you the clouds in my sky are nothing, even the sun competes with your smile.
War is calling me because the peace of our country has been stolen.
I will return to you and for our future family, I will never stop loving you, in this life and in death.
The day of departure arrived, and when the young man said goodbye to his young wife, tears ran through his eyes and sighs of pain invaded the face of his beloved.
While he spoke with the young woman, he took both her hands, at the same time that he wiped with his own the tears that fell down the cheeks of his beloved wife, then he called her "crybaby" because she did not stop crying knowing that she might not see again. to her husband.
Kisses and promises flew through the air and he swore that he would come back for her from life to death, with impunity.
Many people at the time knew the couple and were dismayed for them. The young man went to war but never returned, some time later a friend of both returned to the town and told the young woman:
“Your husband was hit by bullets and the injuries were so terrible that it was impossible to save him. But as he lay dying he asked me to tell you that he will always love you and please forgive him. Here is a letter that he gave me for you.”
Excerpts from that letter were taken to compose this beautiful song whose lyrics go like this.
"CRYING"
You were leaving the temple one day crying when I saw you passing by,
beautiful huipil you wore weeping that the Virgin believed you,
in the sky the sun is born my crybaby and in the sea the moon is born and in my heart is born crybaby
love you like no other
Even if it costs me my crying life,
I will not stop loving you.
Oh my crybaby,
llorona you are my never,
They will ask me to stop loving you, crybaby,
But to never love you,
do not think that I sing to you weeping,
I have a happy heart
also of pain llorona sings,
when you can't cry,
don't cry dear garment,
I will wait for you on the horizon every morning.
It goes without saying that the young widow cried all the time because of that letter, she never remarried because she hoped to meet her beloved in paradise and fulfill her promise.
Their baby was born a week after the news and every October 30 they had dinner together. A wife and son in the land of the living, and a husband from the realm of the dead, until the great eagle brought them together again.
Time passed and the story was written as a local folk song and has survived all this time.
Lila Downs #1 best
lila is goddes, grettings from Michoacán mexico
From Michoacán also, saludos.
GRACIAS POR SU EXELENTE REACCION !
I am a new subscriber to your channel and I want to thank you for reacting to our beautiful Mexican music, Lila Downs one of the best interpreters of our beautiful and beloved MEXICO, I would love for you to react to the "MARIACHI VARGAS DE TECALITLAN" THE PASTOR LIVE .
When she sings “cucurrucucu Paloma” she actually makes the sounds of a Dove 🕊. The song is about a dove, a classic of Mexican music. ua-cam.com/video/FtJ-ayxYIYs/v-deo.html .
You should definitely check out “La Llorona” sung at American Grammy’s by Angela Aguilar, Natalia Lafourcade and Aida Cuevas. Three incredible voices and the song sounds completely different!!
Great Song 🤗🎶🎵🎤
"La llorona" is a beautiful love song born in the state of Oaxaca (someone already told the story here and did it very well). There are countless versions and each singer makes of it a creation and puts his own feeling to it. A few days ago, when they reacted to Juan Gabriel, I put a list of Mexican songs that they could react to, either for their beauty or for their virtuosity, although, almost all of them, have a lot of both, and I recommended this same song but in the interpretation of Eugenia León, who, in my opinion, is the most beautiful voice in Mexico, maybe without the virtuosity of Lila Downs but her version is very heartfelt and deep, as is the soul of the Oaxacan people where she is from. I really liked her reaction and I hope they continue with much more Mexican music.
ua-cam.com/video/Oee8ZvWkFzc/v-deo.html
Lila Downs is such a fascintating and well rounded artist. She is pure art and spectacular!
I believe she is one of the greatest but really underrated. Greetings from Los Angeles!
Great reaction! Great song! Thank you! New subscriber! Viva México
Lila Downs 🇲🇽😍
FYI this Llorona is not the same Llorona from the legend about the woman and the children. This Llorona is coming out of a Church when the singer sees her for the first time. Two different Lloronas. This is a love story about a man who falls so in love with this woman and he imagines various interactions. Its a mystical old song from the mystical and wondrous state of Oaxaca.
Wow, this song melted half my brain it was so good ! Thank you both! From TEXAS....much love n God bless!
Tango, Flamenco, Oaxaqueño, Yma Sumac, Great Lila, Mexican artist per excellence.
Sumac no cantaba...imitaba pajaritos
Thank you for doing this reaction. I'm glad you enjoyed it but you do need to read the subtitles on the video to understand the story. Personally Lila Downs' version is the best and she makes it so much better with her singing abilities. I would like to recommend La Cigarra by Linda Ronstadt many artist sing it but there's just something about Linda. Thank you and keep up the good reactions.
They say that this song is inspired by the tragic romance of a young Oaxacan couple; the story tells that a boy from Tehuantepec went to a party in the neighboring community, called Juchitán and there he met a girl who left the church wearing the famous Isthmian regional costume, called huipil.
The boy struggled to conquer the young woman, who in the end accepted and when the wedding plans were going from strength to strength, the airs of the Mexican revolution reached Oaxaca, so the young man was recruited and sent to the fight.
On the day of his departure while the boy said goodbye to his beloved, tears ran through her eyes, while sighs of pain invaded her, the young woman vowed to wait for her boyfriend and marry him on his return, but he never returned.
One day a former soldier arrived in the village, with the mission of finding the girl to tell her that her boyfriend had died on the battlefield, but that before dying in his arms, he had asked her to promise that he would deliver a letter to his great love. So the boy came to keep his promise.
In the letter was the lyrics of La Llorona, which, we do not know how, reached the hands of Andrés Henestrosa, who made the arrangements to turn it into practically an anthem for Mexicans.(www.panoramadigital.co.cr/la-historia-detras-de-la-cancion-de-la-cancion-la-llorona/)
LILA DOWN ORGULLOSAMENTE DE MEXICO PARA EL MUNDO 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽
Amazing amazing incredible voice
WOW!!!! This Singer blows your mind incredibly unique voice.
Beautiful beautiful
She definitely has a privilege unique voice.
Beautiful song also, i’ve known that she is one of the most amazing boys in Mexico🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽 and I can see why.
Excellent reaction I’m you new sub lila is awesome greeting from 🇲🇽
Ustedes son personas muy hermosas, los quiero mucho!
Thanks for doing this reaction!
My fav version is with Aguilar she comes from generations of singers in the charreria los Aguilar family. This version is very Spaniard react to maldita vecindad - kumbala
❤️❤️❤️
Mi Lila Downs voz de México
Uuuy, this is one of the best Mexican s sounds with our best singer
Amaizing
Hi guys, if you like this, you must listen it whit OSCAR CHAVEZ, one of the most beautiful male voices in México !!
Try searching his album Tropicanias, you will love it, I promise you!
Thanks a lot! 😍
Another versión is La Llorona with Angela Aguilar it's magical and México en tus Sentidos!
Saludos de Chapala Jalisco Mexico 🇲🇽
Lila is very good en mexico aida cuevas
Exelente!!!
Beautiful song !!
La mejor cantante de America del Norte de verdad! Sorry usa
hola amigos gracias por reaccionar a nuestra música y cantantes por favor reaccionen a " Lila Downs & 12 Girls Band - Live from Shanghai - 05/06/2007" , gracias de antemano, saludos afectuosos a los dos.
Que bien que ya se pueden activar los subtítulos en sus videos, aunque entiendo muy poco el inglés, pero aún así me encantan sus reacciones 💗💗💗👍👍👍👍, saludos desde México 🇲🇽😉👌, por favor reaccionen a Arturo Vargas con EL PASTOR y el mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlán
Great reaction! 🧡
Me encanta 😊
Lila Downs 💜🤌🏽✨💀🇲🇽
I commend you for this reaction to Lila Downs. If you want to continue surprising yourself with your voice and vocal technique, I recommend you react to the song Paloma Negra live, you'll love it. Another artist you can't stop reacting to is Jorge Negrete. I recommend the song I don't know why, from the movie El ahijo de la muerte. Greetings from Mexico City.
Me gustaría que apliquen sus comentarios en Inglés al Español aun así se aprecia sus reacciones y expresiones que son fabulosas reflejan la belleza de sus almas
You have to react Aida Cuevas and Mariachi Disney, for sure you'll love It.
This song isn’t related with the myth of La Llorona (the ghost lady) is a love song. Originally song in a Mexican dialect, is a very old song.
I just thought. Someone that has a very versatile voice as well, Monica Naranjo. The best song to see that is “Doble Corazón” you will blown away, it’s so many things and voices in one song!
Please react to
Almohada (bolero) - José José
El Rey (live) - Vicente Fernández
Volver Volver - Vicente Fernández (from the same show as El Rey)
Por tu maldito amor - Vicente Fernández
Paloma negra - Lola Beltrán (live)
Cucurrucucu - Lola Beltrán
Luna - Ana Gabriel (live)
El Pastor - Aida Cuevas (live)
Ya Lo Sé Que Tu Te Vas - Juan Gabriel (live)
La Farsante- Juan Gabriel (live on a show)
Inocente pobre amiga - Lupita D’ alessio
Saludos amigos 🇲🇽
Me gustan sus reacciones ❤️
You have listened to one of the most unusual version of a Mexican classic, I’m shocked too!
Maybe you can try another one more friendly, easier to understand of this song.
Saludos afectuosos desde cd MX amigos reaccionen al lla dóns con la iguana es un espectáculo y Aída cuevas con el pastor gracias
This is México and it's culture 👍🏽💪🏾🇲🇽🌵❤️please reaction the song "el pastor "Arturo Vargas y mariachi Vargas and sinfónica de Querétaro is beatyfull
Les sugiero escuchen a esta talentosa Artista junto con Mercedes Sosa del álbum Cantora en un homenaje que le hicieron a Mercedes Grandes Cantantes Argentinos e Internacionales. Imperdible
Luis Miguel con la canción yo te necesito vídeo oficial plis
👍
Hola amigos
👍🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
I suggest that you look for the history of the singers and even more so if they are foreigners (Mexicans). So they do not arrive without knowing what to comment.
However, I admire Andrei's sensitivity and Dominika's naturalness.
Your translation is correct. Double " LL " is always pronounced in Spanish as a " Y ".
Good
You can to react to this song with Angela Aguilar...and in the Movie...... COCO.... The original with Chabela Vargas.
Saludos afectuosos desde cd MX les recomiendo la canción la iguana de lila dónde besito
Viva Lila!... yeahhh!
Por favro reacciones a Ana Gabriel Luna con Mariachi
Lila Downs y Natalia Jiménez con la cigarra y también Guadalajara marca ciudad veanlos por favor
She sings in English too .
Hello friends, I would like you to tell us at the end of the videos from which city you are reacting. Greetings from CDMX 🥑🌶🌵🌽.
You should listen to the version of "La Llorona" by Carmen Goett.
La fugitiva Natalia Lafourcade y Lila Downs: ua-cam.com/video/Ov3F5-oWMjA/v-deo.html
Reaccionen a Juan Gabriel y Natalia Lafourcade en Vivo por vivir. Saludos desde México.
This song is hard to translate because the words may not make sense. They have to do more with Mexican traditions and also they are used metaphorically. People from other Spanish speaking countries some time they don't fully understand the meaning of the lyrics either.
Please You Reacciona to inauguración de juegos panamericanos en Guadalajara con visente Fernández thanks ....good morning
There are actually different types of Mexican regional music. Mariachi, for example, is from the center of the country whereas Norteño music is from the North and Huapango is from the east coast. They might use different instruments and sometimes they cover songs from other regions, which might be confusing as what is the original sound of a song. This, for example, is a fine example of east coast music where you can see singing is not all there is about Mexican music. I hope you like it: ua-cam.com/video/afJHcBxPUyE/v-deo.html One thing to note is that Huapango music follows certain gramatical rules, like coplas and verses repeated in inverse order, sometimes more recited than sang.
Lila es super genial y les falta reaccionar a DIOS NUNCA MUERE, y a la unica que se le compara RITA GUERRERO. Saludos Dominica, y a tu esposo y prometo no poner canciones de Alejandro Fernandez
Hey, try to learn spanish, it would open new doors in understanding whitout need subtitles; and in this case, with a song that is sung in very versions the lyrics find at google wouldn't be the same that you are listening.
i'm sorry if i wrote with some orthografics wrongs, english is not my language, and i know that my english is poor, but i try to comunicate whit anybody, no wait that the world come to me or write or
speak in spanish, but apreciate the effort. I used subtitles to add understanding (no matter that be english subtitles)
Very grateful for your reactions to our Mexican singers, you should react to Linda Ronstadt's album "Canciones de mi padre" especially La Cigarra...
Hola saludos desde CD Juárez Chihuahua México ciudad de Juan Gabriel me gustaría que reaccionarán a Juan Gabriel y Cristian Castro en la canción que le compuso a el mañana mañana
Reacion, to Vicente Fernández.
Lola Beltran.
Jorge Negrete
Pedro Infante
Aida Cuevas, Mariachi Disney.
Arturo Vargas
Could you react to Lola Beltran Paloma negra
Reaccionen a Selena Quintanilla Pérez la Carcacha live Astrodome de Houston Texas 1,995
The Best Performing of this piece for me is CHAVELA VARGAS (say, in film "Frieda" with Salma Hayek as Frida Kahlo)
Caifanes ua-cam.com/video/DNbG5IIA71w/v-deo.html 🤘🏼
Hinandre
Again not my style but great voice
Amigos los amo!!! Adoro ver sus videos, me siento ahí con ustedes acompañándolos a reaccionar... Me encantan sus comentarios! Su sensibilidad para apreciar cada canción y cada cantante. Por favor, 🙏reaccionen a Lila Downs con la canción de "La Iguana" concierto en España. También a "Alfonsina y el mar" de Natalia Lafourcade!!! Los abrazo! 💜💗💜
Vengan a pasear a México para practicar español y conocer más de nuestra cultura, quiero invitarles a comer, cocinar e para ustedes un delicioso mole!!! 😘😘