He died in a car accident in the 70's so it was a tragic end to one of Spain's best male voices. Great reaction, love how you give your comments and the peaceful tone of your voice. Love Nushy Mama!. The slides I do not know who put them together. Here there is a link for a live version by Nino Bravo ua-cam.com/video/nZi9ioTRo04/v-deo.html
Translation of what Elkefaltaba said three comments below. This song was compossed and sung in memory and tribute to the first fallen (assasinated) person when trynig to flee the old East Germany at the time of the iron courtain. If non Spanish speakers can get the lyrics translated into their mother tongues, they ll understand/feel much better what the song represents.
He was the best singer un Spain. Other songs are "Noelia" "América" "Mi tierra" "Cartas amarillas" Un beso y una flor"... And more. You react with one of this songs.
The pictures are trying to explain the meaning of the lyrics... I find this translation: Libre -> Free He's almost 20 and he's already tired of dreaming But across the border his home is lying, his world and his city. He thinks that the fence is only a piece of metal, something that can never stop his desire to fly. Free as the sun at dawn, I am free, like the sea. Free as a bird who escaped from its prison and can finally fly. Free as the wind which picks up my sorrow and my grief, I keep walking for the truth and I will finally know what is freedom. With love as flag he left, singing a song, going so happy that he did not hear the voice which called, and he ended lying on the ground smiling and not talking, crimson flowers on his breast, endlessly pouring... Free as the sun at dawn, I am free, like the sea. Free as a bird who escaped from its prison and can finally fly. Free as the wind which picks up my sorrow and my grief, I keep walking for the truth and I will finally know what is freedom. Free as the sun at dawn, I am free, like the sea. Free as a bird who escaped from its prison and can finally fly. Free as the wind wich picks up my sorrow and my grief, I keep walking for the truth and I will finally know what is freedom.
Nino Bravo (Stage name, his real name was Luis Manuel Ferri Llopis) was one of the best voices in Spanish history, he remains a legend in Spain, remembered and admired, despite his premature death in a car accident in 1973, with only 28 years. es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nino_Bravo The legend says that when the incomparable Frank Sinatra heard the voice of Nino Bravo for the first time, he said, a little dismayed, something like: “Luckily this Nino sings only in Spanish, or he would have left me without a job”. I don't know if its true or not, but I like to believe it... You can also react to: "Noelia", "América", "Mi tierra", "Cartas amarillas", Un beso y una flor"... and many more. ua-cam.com/video/maEVfX9zRIE/v-deo.html&start_radio=1 Always remembered...
Free Nino Bravo He's almost 20 years old and that's it Tired of dreaming But behind the border is his home Your world and your city Think that the wire is only A piece of metal Something that can never stop Your urge to fly Free Like the sun when it rises, I am free as the sea Free Like the bird that escaped from its prison and can finally fly Free Like the wind that picks up my lament and my regret I walk endlessly behind the truth And I will know what freedom is at last With his love for a flag he left Singing a song He was so happy that he did not listen The voice that called him And lying on the ground he stayed Smiling and not speaking On his chest, crimson flowers They flowed incessantly Free Like the sun when it rises, I am free as the sea Free Like the bird that escaped from its prison and can ...
If you read it... The pictures are with the lyrics. Libre means to be free... When he says libre you'll see the man with the arms up.... And the rest of pictures are in the same sense all the time.
When the American singer Frank Sinatra (Francis Albert Sinatra) first heard the voice of Nino Bravo (Luis Manuel Ferri Llopis) he said: "Luckily this Nino sings only in Spanish, or he would have left me without a job."
I forgot about the most important thing about this song. It was dedicated to a young guy who was shot by Communist German police trying to escape Berlin Wall
Well, its not an official video, just maybe a fan made video with images. The "why" of the image of the open cage I guess it's s because the lyric says: "I'm free like a bird which escapes from its prison" so, there is the cage which is open to free the bird. The song is about the first man who crossed the Berlin Wall and was shooted by German police. The lyrics explain the story about the young man the moment before the shooting in which he feels hope to be free when he cross the border of the wall, but then the song also tells about his death when he cross the wall, this is the part of the lyric which narrates the moment: " He was so happy that he didnt listen the voice that called him, and lying in the ground he stayed smiling and not speaking. On his chest red flowers (I think is a metaphore of blood on his chest because of the shooting) they flowed incessantly."
Libre, narra la muerte de un chico que fue asesinado por los comunistas de la DDR al querer saltar el muro de Berlín "Brotaban de su pecho flores carmesí" 😔😔
The pictures are related to the lyrics... they are not pictures from Spain... Read the translation of the lyrics and you will found out... Unfortunally he died very young (in his thirties) in a car accident on his way home after a show in another town... He was (pardon me)... He is still the greatest voice and singer of all time in spanish language... His songs still resonates in radio stations all over Latin America (including Spain of course)... Camilo Sesto was great too, but i think his a little bit (very little) behind Nino
Mama, let me call you mama. This is veróica again. I¡ve been so lucky cause I found you now A HUG AND BIG KISS, from Verónica I like you a lot Bushy's Mama
Hello from Spain. I would like to thank you for the enormous interest you have had in accepting and reacting with emblematic pieces of Spanish music from the last half century. Watching you move while listening is honey to our eyes and ears. In addition, you help us to value them even more. In a time when English-speaking international figures collapsed everything (without disregard for undisputable geniuses), we had singers who, although they came to transcend geographically, perhaps they did not do so in time, and there are many people who had never heard of them. Artists, I think, could well challenge with Sinatra or Tom Jones without complex. I give you this iconic song of our music of the seventies. It is a song that also represents us wherever it is heard, and that all generations continue to sing with emotion. I hope you like it, and if you want to react to it, it will also be a gift for me. Thanks. Mocedades. "Eres tú". ua-cam.com/video/gFMcHgzkx_c/v-deo.html
It has been my pleasure to explore and post all the music that should be heard here in the states. I have put your suggestion on my list. I will play it first on my channel - Bushy Mama--because we are afraid of copyright strikes on this one. Then we will move them over towards the end of the month. Thank you for your suggestion!--Mama
Peter Fechter, only 18 years old, was the first victim trying to cross the Berlin Wall. He died on August 17 1962 when he was shot by guards guarding the wall. The plan was to hide in a carpentry workshop near the wall, to watch the movement of the guards from there and to be able to jump from a window at the right moment to the so-called corridor of death (a strip of land between the main wall and a parallel wall that had recently begun to be built) and run along it to a wall near Checkpoint Charlie in the Kreuzberg district of West Berlin. When he tried to scale the wall, Deutsche Grenzpolizei guards fired. Although Kulbeik made it over the wall, Fechter was hit in the pelvis, in full view of hundreds of witnesses. He fell back to the death corridor on the east side, where he was left in full view of the people on the west side, including journalists. Despite his screams, according to witnesses, he received no medical help, the only thing they could throw him from the west side was a first aid kit, but it did not help much, Peter was bleeding to death about an hour later. The young man's agony lasted almost an hour before the helpless eyes of both sides of the border. Shortly thereafter protesters shouted murderers at the guards from the west side of the border. Translated from www.radiotelevisionmarti.com/a/muro-de-berlin-la-triste-historia-detras-de-una-cancion/79382.html
As far as geography, you are in Florida, a former part of a province of a viceroyalty of a thing called the Spanish Empire (the first global empire on this planet-Earth...-), you know where the sun never set for real, from Valdez and Cordoba in Alaska to the South Pole and everything in between, and that was just on this continent. After almost 400 years it came to an end (at least theoretically) when some young country punk in 1898 smelled the weakness and the easy blood of a far away tired nation, and unprovokedly but well planned, attacked and took over the last parts of our nation: Cuba, Filipinas, Puerto Rico, Islas Marianas, Islas Carolinas, Guam, and hundreds of other south pacific Islands. The young country of punks that smelled the weakness of a sort of elderly folk walking with a cane on the other side of the street not bothering anybody but with a little gold chain on his neck (this is a metaphor, but I am sure you will get it), that punk country as I was saying was the USofA and the other country they robbed was Spain. You are welcome, and enjoy the sunshine in Florida! So few people retiring in North Dakota...hmm...wonder why!...
@@BeardedReactions And you did it right, because Spanish people still sings Nino Bravo and love his songs which are like anthems even for the people born after and long after his death. This song in particular join the people no matter their origins or thinkings, they will sing all together with a smile in the face and a tear falling from an eye. Nino always in our hearts.
Por favor, reacciona: SON TUS DIENTES ALELIHES BY ANTONIO MOLINA PLIS!! ES UNA VOZ PRODIGIOSA, NUNCA VISTA... LINK: ua-cam.com/video/LiZM5dsGm5U/v-deo.html
En Argentina amamos mucho a los cantantes Españoles y uno de los que estará siempre en nuestro corazón ,Nino Bravo 🌹💕💕💕💕💕
Yo soy de Puerto Rico y mis cantantes favoritos son Nino Rafael Martos y Danny Rivera
It is a song dedicated to the first young man who wanted to cross the Berlin wall and was killed
False, said It for the writter.
What the hell are You Even talking about
it is...
And You don't know how importante and political this song became in My country.@@pablobosch616
La mejor VOZ del mundo.
Oh Nino, one of the best of Spain always, amazing forever. Thanks.
He died in a car accident in the 70's so it was a tragic end to one of Spain's best male voices. Great reaction, love how you give your comments and the peaceful tone of your voice. Love Nushy Mama!. The slides I do not know who put them together. Here there is a link for a live version by Nino Bravo ua-cam.com/video/nZi9ioTRo04/v-deo.html
The Master of the Masters of the Universe His Majesty From Heaven NINO BRAVO . Libre, América América, Aquel Atardecer, Cartas Amarillas, Noelia...
Translation of what Elkefaltaba said three comments below. This song was compossed and sung in memory and tribute to the first fallen (assasinated) person when trynig to flee the old East Germany at the time of the iron courtain. If non Spanish speakers can get the lyrics translated into their mother tongues, they ll understand/feel much better what the song represents.
!!!!! ES LA HISTORIA DE UN MUCHACHO QUE SALTO EL MURO DE BERLIN , CANCION EN SU MEMORIA !! SALUDOS BELLA MUJER !!
¡Gracias por su amabilidad! - mamá
@@BeardedReactions soy su amable servidor bella dama
Nino Bravo is one of the best male voices in the Spanish language
He was the best singer un Spain.
Other songs are "Noelia" "América" "Mi tierra" "Cartas amarillas" Un beso y una flor"... And more.
You react with one of this songs.
The pictures are trying to explain the meaning of the lyrics... I find this translation:
Libre -> Free
He's almost 20 and he's already
tired of dreaming
But across the border his home is lying,
his world and his city.
He thinks that the fence is only
a piece of metal,
something that can never stop
his desire to fly.
Free as the sun at dawn,
I am free, like the sea.
Free as a bird who escaped from its prison
and can finally fly.
Free as the wind which picks up my sorrow and my grief,
I keep walking for the truth
and I will finally know what is freedom.
With love as flag he left,
singing a song,
going so happy that he did not hear
the voice which called,
and he ended lying on the ground
smiling and not talking,
crimson flowers on his breast,
endlessly pouring...
Free as the sun at dawn,
I am free, like the sea.
Free as a bird who escaped from its prison
and can finally fly.
Free as the wind which picks up my sorrow and my grief,
I keep walking for the truth
and I will finally know what is freedom.
Free as the sun at dawn,
I am free, like the sea.
Free as a bird who escaped from its prison
and can finally fly.
Free as the wind wich picks up my sorrow and my grief,
I keep walking for the truth
and I will finally know what is freedom.
Nino Bravo, uno de los grandes.
Nino Bravo (Stage name, his real name was Luis Manuel Ferri Llopis) was one of the best voices in Spanish history, he remains a legend in Spain, remembered and admired, despite his premature death in a car accident in 1973, with only 28 years.
es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nino_Bravo
The legend says that when the incomparable Frank Sinatra heard the voice of Nino Bravo for the first time, he said, a little dismayed, something like: “Luckily this Nino sings only in Spanish, or he would have left me without a job”.
I don't know if its true or not, but I like to believe it...
You can also react to:
"Noelia", "América", "Mi tierra", "Cartas amarillas", Un beso y una flor"... and many more.
ua-cam.com/video/maEVfX9zRIE/v-deo.html&start_radio=1
Always remembered...
The song is about the first german young man killed trying to cross Berlín wall.
Free
Nino Bravo
He's almost 20 years old and that's it
Tired of dreaming
But behind the border is his home
Your world and your city
Think that the wire is only
A piece of metal
Something that can never stop
Your urge to fly
Free
Like the sun when it rises, I am free as the sea
Free
Like the bird that escaped from its prison and can finally fly
Free
Like the wind that picks up my lament and my regret
I walk endlessly behind the truth
And I will know what freedom is at last
With his love for a flag he left
Singing a song
He was so happy that he did not listen
The voice that called him
And lying on the ground he stayed
Smiling and not speaking
On his chest, crimson flowers
They flowed incessantly
Free
Like the sun when it rises, I am free as the sea
Free
Like the bird that escaped from its prison and can ...
Amor paz y libertad 😊
If you read it... The pictures are with the lyrics. Libre means to be free... When he says libre you'll see the man with the arms up.... And the rest of pictures are in the same sense all the time.
Eres maravillosa!! Te invito a reaccionar a Pastora Soler ' Quédate conmigo" EUROVISION
The song " los campanilleros" by .Diana Navarro
THE SONG " EL TRÁNSITO " SALAMANCA. BY DIANA NAVARRO
La mejor voz
Listen live love door of Nino Bravo
When the American singer Frank Sinatra (Francis Albert Sinatra) first heard the voice of Nino Bravo (Luis Manuel Ferri Llopis) he said: "Luckily this Nino sings only in Spanish, or he would have left me without a job."
I forgot about the most important thing about this song. It was dedicated to a young guy who was shot by Communist German police trying to escape Berlin Wall
Rocio jurado ( Que no daría yo) (fandangos)
Well, its not an official video, just maybe a fan made video with images. The "why" of the image of the open cage I guess it's s because the lyric says: "I'm free like a bird which escapes from its prison" so, there is the cage which is open to free the bird. The song is about the first man who crossed the Berlin Wall and was shooted by German police. The lyrics explain the story about the young man the moment before the shooting in which he feels hope to be free when he cross the border of the wall, but then the song also tells about his death when he cross the wall, this is the part of the lyric which narrates the moment: " He was so happy that he didnt listen the voice that called him, and lying in the ground he stayed smiling and not speaking. On his chest red flowers (I think is a metaphore of blood on his chest because of the shooting) they flowed incessantly."
You can react to AMERICA ,AMERICA BY NINO BRAVO, HIS VOICE IS AMAZING!!!
She absolutely needs to react to America, America. She gonna love it
Please react to Monica Naranjo song "EUROPA".Im sure you'll love it.She is the best singer in Spain. Gracias (thank you)❤💛❤
Libre, free in english
Libre, narra la muerte de un chico que fue asesinado por los comunistas de la DDR al querer saltar el muro de Berlín "Brotaban de su pecho flores carmesí" 😔😔
The pictures are related to the lyrics... they are not pictures from Spain... Read the translation of the lyrics and you will found out... Unfortunally he died very young (in his thirties) in a car accident on his way home after a show in another town... He was (pardon me)... He is still the greatest voice and singer of all time in spanish language... His songs still resonates in radio stations all over Latin America (including Spain of course)... Camilo Sesto was great too, but i think his a little bit (very little) behind Nino
Is he legend from Spain?
Yes great legend
Yes
Mama, let me call you mama. This is veróica again. I¡ve been so lucky cause I found you now
A HUG AND BIG KISS, from Verónica I like you a lot Bushy's Mama
You are so sweet Veronica! Mama
Hello from Spain. I would like to thank you for the enormous interest you have had in accepting and reacting with emblematic pieces of Spanish music from the last half century.
Watching you move while listening is honey to our eyes and ears. In addition, you help us to value them even more.
In a time when English-speaking international figures collapsed everything (without disregard for undisputable geniuses), we had singers who, although they came to transcend geographically, perhaps they did not do so in time, and there are many people who had never heard of them.
Artists, I think, could well challenge with Sinatra or Tom Jones without complex.
I give you this iconic song of our music of the seventies. It is a song that also represents us wherever it is heard, and that all generations continue to sing with emotion. I hope you like it, and if you want to react to it, it will also be a gift for me. Thanks.
Mocedades. "Eres tú". ua-cam.com/video/gFMcHgzkx_c/v-deo.html
It has been my pleasure to explore and post all the music that should be heard here in the states. I have put your suggestion on my list. I will play it first on my channel - Bushy Mama--because we are afraid of copyright strikes on this one. Then we will move them over towards the end of the month. Thank you for your suggestion!--Mama
@@BeardedReactions Tanks!! Thanks. It is a pleasure to have received your answer.
Peter Fechter, only 18 years old, was the first victim trying to cross the Berlin Wall. He died on August 17 1962 when he was shot by guards guarding the wall.
The plan was to hide in a carpentry workshop near the wall, to watch the movement of the guards from there and to be able to jump from a window at the right moment to the so-called corridor of death (a strip of land between the main wall and a parallel wall that had recently begun to be built) and run along it to a wall near Checkpoint Charlie in the Kreuzberg district of West Berlin.
When he tried to scale the wall, Deutsche Grenzpolizei guards fired. Although Kulbeik made it over the wall, Fechter was hit in the pelvis, in full view of hundreds of witnesses. He fell back to the death corridor on the east side, where he was left in full view of the people on the west side, including journalists.
Despite his screams, according to witnesses, he received no medical help, the only thing they could throw him from the west side was a first aid kit, but it did not help much, Peter was bleeding to death about an hour later.
The young man's agony lasted almost an hour before the helpless eyes of both sides of the border. Shortly thereafter protesters shouted murderers at the guards from the west side of the border.
Translated from www.radiotelevisionmarti.com/a/muro-de-berlin-la-triste-historia-detras-de-una-cancion/79382.html
Heart breaking story of a brave young man whose story should not be forgotten! mama
This is a song against the communists.
Reacciona Mónica Naranjo"usted adagio"
🇪🇸👌👌👌👍👍👍👍👍🇪🇸
REACT NINO BRAVO "AMERICA"
As far as geography, you are in Florida, a former part of a province of a viceroyalty of a thing called the Spanish Empire (the first global empire on this planet-Earth...-), you know where the sun never set for real, from Valdez and Cordoba in Alaska to the South Pole and everything in between, and that was just on this continent.
After almost 400 years it came to an end (at least theoretically) when some young country punk in 1898 smelled the weakness and the easy blood of a far away tired nation, and unprovokedly but well planned, attacked and took over the last parts of our nation: Cuba, Filipinas, Puerto Rico, Islas Marianas, Islas Carolinas, Guam, and hundreds of other south pacific Islands. The young country of punks that smelled the weakness of a sort of elderly folk walking with a cane on the other side of the street not bothering anybody but with a little gold chain on his neck (this is a metaphor, but I am sure you will get it), that punk country as I was saying was the USofA and the other country they robbed was Spain. You are welcome, and enjoy the sunshine in Florida! So few people retiring in North Dakota...hmm...wonder why!...
Nino Bravo is much, much better singer than Camilo Sexto. Thank you for your reaction.
Reacciona a Hirohito,....el baile de la pirula.
Por favor, reaccione a "Sóla" de Diana Navarro live from Salamanca :
ua-cam.com/video/gfy4-UHk7EE/v-deo.html
React nino.brabo noelia
This Guy died in 1973
Yes, I was aware but there were people who still remember him and wanted us to react.
@@BeardedReactions And you did it right, because Spanish people still sings Nino Bravo and love his songs which are like anthems even for the people born after and long after his death. This song in particular join the people no matter their origins or thinkings, they will sing all together with a smile in the face and a tear falling from an eye. Nino always in our hearts.
Por favor, reacciona: SON TUS DIENTES ALELIHES BY ANTONIO MOLINA PLIS!! ES UNA VOZ PRODIGIOSA, NUNCA VISTA... LINK:
ua-cam.com/video/LiZM5dsGm5U/v-deo.html
You cant react raphael. La balada de tronpeta. . tu nombre me lo callo. . yo soy aquel etc
No sabes traducir y no sabes lo que dice 🤷♀️