That bass player is a magician🪄|Jinjer, Perennial (LIVE at Wacken 2019)
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- I'm still completely blown away by Tatiana's voice, but that bass player never ceases to amaze me!
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the way I have always described Jinjer... the singer draws you in, the rest of the band makes you stay
💯 agree
When it comes to Jinjer, that goes back to my comment about them being like a modern day Queen. To expound upon what you said, you have an amazingly talented lead singer who has this amazing presence and charisma when she performs. However, like you said, the moment where you’re used to her is the moment you realize just how amazing Eugene, Roman, and Vlad are in crafting their sound.
Another comparison had to do with a moment I had years ago. I was out with someone when “Crazy Little Thing Called Love” came on the radio. The person I was with asked,”Who’s this?” With a hint of confusion, I told them,”It’s Queen” as I held back asking them,”What the hell is wrong with you?” As their eyes got big, they looked at me and said,”That doesn’t sound like Queen.” It got me thinking,”What exactly does Queen sound like?” If you listen to Queen, you’ll hear a variety of styles done very well.
As I dove into Jinjer, I get the same feeling. What drew me in was “Pisces” but what turned me into a fan was “Bad Water”, which is an amazing track. Since then, I’ve heard a band that can do anything and make it work.
Actually I had the exact opposite experience. The first time I listened to Jinjer I did so only because Tati looked pretty and I wanted to see if she had a nice ass (I know; I'm a dirty dog). I was of the opinion that women just cannot do metal and I still largely feel this way. My first reaction was how great the band is and what a great composition the song is and yes, secondarily, how the vocalist nailed it.
Now five years later Jinjer is my favorite band and regard Tatiana is the best vocalist in metal. They really are the total package and I think they are just a great album away from becoming one of the greatest bands ever...
Teacher teacher 🙏
Roman is very good at using dissonance to create tension. Eugene does tapping, slapping, plucking and chords on the bass. A real master at it. I was a professional drummer for about 20 years. Vlad has really opened my eyes to what can be done with a smaller kit. I changed my kit a lot when I played. Mostly to adjust for the music I was playing but his kit is very unique. His background is as a classical pianist so he plays split stick and everything is very low and accessible. Piano players rarely play with their hands crossed and so he doesn't do that on the drums.
I think in some cases that all the gear is for show for some drummers. If you have to lug your own gear around and set it up you normally don't do it that way though. In listening to Jinjer you might notice there are no guitar solos. Unlike what metal is known for. Everything Jinjer does they do as a band, integrated which is really impressive to me. I love a good guitar solo to be sure but I can listen to Jeff Healey or Stevie Ray Vaugh for that. Their song On The Top is a good example of Roman's use of dissonance and how tight the band is. The Live version in Kyiv is very good. Tatiana gets in on the dissonant fun sometimes too. She does this variation of a scream that has crazy harmonics in it that she will do every once in a while (Judgement and Punishment One Take Vocal and The Prophesy are good on video examples).
YES to everything you've said here!
One of the best live bands on the planet! Every member is top tier!
Pit of Consciousness live at Kiev by Jinjer is an absolute must listen!!!
That slow middle section of the song is one of my favorite things they've ever done.
Seems most reactors follow this up with 'Teacher, Teacher'. I'd also look into 'I Speak Astronomy', 'Retrospection', 'Home Back', and 'Wallflower'.
Eugene floated the idea of a jazz album. It's probably not going to happen, but I'd be 100% into it.
I think the way to describe Vlad’s drum kit is ‘efficient’. He has every drum and cymbal that he needs and likes a low setup. Indeed, his floor toms are so low that they actually lean away from him, so that when he hits them from above, the stick lands flat. Another drummer reactor has said that Vlad, with his classical background, composes drum parts in a more symphonic way that creates a bigger sound with only 3 instruments than is usual for rock and metal drummers.
If you think that Vlad doesn’t do the metal double bass kicks and fast beats then you should listen to “Teacher, Teacher” which is a showcase of the whole band’s abilities.
So many fun things about Jinjer. Of course Tatiana is the Queen, and this performance is fire top to bottom. From the extreme vocal control, rapid fire stylistic changes as she sings right into the camera, to her rising up from the ground like a zombie as she screams like a demon. Total tour de force.
Another thing Vlad loves to do in a lot of songs: when there's a pause, he'll throw in a little ding-ding from his bell cymbals. He uses tiny little cymbals that are all bell, called Zil-bells (cause they're from Zildjian) as well as the bells of larger cymbals. Especially if you watch the drum playthrough videos, sometimes he'll do several dings right in a row, it's totally cool, but it's easy to miss in the overall sound and fury of the whole band. They almost always play all together--there's hardly a moment when any one of them is playing/singing all alone. No guitar solos, no bass or drum solos, very little a cappella singing.
Eugene is an unconventional bassist too. He often plays up and down the neck, rather than across it like most players. When you play across the strings, your left hand can stay more in one position on the neck, and it's generally more efficient. Eugene will slide way up and down rather than play across. And he often does it with just his index finger, or just the index and middle fingers on the fret hand. His right hand reminds my of Ryan Martinie of Mudvayne. Multiple subtechniques, such as tapping, slapping, popping, ghost notes, chord strumming with the tops of the fingers, emulating a pick with the thumb and index finger, two- and three-finger staccato plucking, and striking downward on the string like John Entwistle with the thumb anchored in top of the fretboard. It's a master class in bass techniques--but never just to be flashy or show off. It's always in service to the song. Like all of them.
Roman doesn't get as much love as the rest, but he's the glue that holds it all together. His creative use of dissonance is advanced. He uses it like a classical composer to introduce tension and then release it. He never hogs the spotlight like most guitarists do. But do yourself a huge favor and watch his guitar playthrough videos. He is astounding. His chord choices are like Alex Lifeson on crack. His subtle textural shifts are the core of the emotional coloration behind Tatiana. His right hand picking techniques are crazy syncopated--like James Hetfield hold my beer. He's so fast and precise, like inhuman. And his tones! From the most brutal distortion to the most ethereal chordal arpeggios. Often when I view the playthrough videos, I find it hard to understand how I hadn't noticed that Roman was playing such a crazy chord inversion under a part, mostly because it blends so we'll with the bass and vocals. Like check out the guitar playthrough for I Speak Astronomy (after becoming a bit familiar with the song) and you're like "THAT'S what Roman is playing?? How??"
And somehow Tatiana finds the perfect vocal part over all of that. She's an absolute wizard. Warlock? She's famous for procrastinating in her lyric writing, often writing parts as they're in the studio recording them, after everyone else is long done with their parts. She often talks about panicking because she can't find the right thing to say or to sing. And just imagine being presented with one of those monumental compositions, and having to figure out what to sing over all that! I think I'd freak the fuck out! But somehow, at the last minute, under pressure, she works her magic. Writing the lyrics often initially in Russian, she then translates them to English, somehow finding perfect rhythms and cadences in the alien tongue. Ooh, that's a pretty good description of Tati: Alien Tongue. She weaves some extraterrestrial voodoo rocket surgery with her words and her voice. Somehow she finds the perfect insanity to go with all the orderly chaos. She's doing it right now. By all accounts the instrumental parts are mostly all done for the new album. It's Tati's turn, and she's panicking and procrastinating and doubting herself--and getting ready to drop a masterpiece on us. I think we all need to stand back in hushed awe and appreciation, and let Tati take her time with her otherworldly alchemical creation process. She's a goddess. She works on her own timetable. Or none at all. She is Tatiana Shmayluk, Captain Metal! She will prevail! I saw her up close onstage a couple weeks ago, and she was smiling and looking very comfortable and on point. She hasn't forgotten how to scream (that's a thing btw). We've got the live album coming next week. She's building up to bestow some cosmic gifts upon us mere mortals. Mark my words! She feels the weight of responsibility for brilliance--and she will deliver! As Gandalf said: "A wizard is never late. Nor is he early. He arrives precisely when he means to."
Great comment!
Teacher Teacher
Great reaction! An amazing tid-bit is that Vlad (drummer) is a classically trained pianist and pretty much a self-taught drummer. I'd recommend either Teacher Teacher (OMV) or Who is Gonna be the One live as follow-ups...you won't be disappointed. More Jinjer please and thank you! 🤘🍻
"MORE JINJER" TEACHER, TEACHER (OMV) WHO IS GOING TO BE THE ONE ( OLV) PIT OF CONSCIOUSNESS LIVE IN KIEV , WORDS OF WISDOM (OLV) "MORE JINJER"
Don't worry about legal reasons.. Jinjer permits reactions so no copyright strikes. Their songs Teacher teacher and Home back are sugeestions from me.
Bands that copyright strike are giving up the chance to get new listeners and fans. Just doesn't make sense!!
@@tomfoolery342 Commercial artists from Beyonce to Kpop artists are blocking it because they are afraid to get to many negative reviews.
I completely agree with your assessment of the things Vlad does, he's a master at creating spaces/suspensions where the listener least expects them. And the songs that he was part of the composition never feel empty. 🙂
Jinjer was the band that sort of got me back into metal (well, they and Babymetal, but that is a whole different story). They are incredible musicians, all of them. Good songs to check out next are Teacher Teacher, Who is Gonna be the One, Wallflower and Mediator.
Loved the reaction!
Same here I fell down the foxhole of Babymetal reactions and came across Jinjer, Christmas Eve 2017. Been my favorite band for over 6 years now.
Terry Bozzio's rationale for having like a zillion toms and cymbals was something like, "the more notes you have at your disposal, the more music you can make."
Amazing reaction..Thank You!❤❤❤...I Speek Astronomy..is quite beautiful song..for me,but there is so much beautiful songs..all of them actually..:)❤
Ms NittPicc, please take note of Tati's stamina and breath control considering this was the last song of the set. When she was speaking to the audience after the song she was very out of breath, but she was totally in control while singing.
Her voice is amazing. King of Everything is my favorite song. It's on the Jazzy side. A complete 180 from most of Jinjer's songs. Check it out when you get a chance.
You mean Beggars Dance. It’s on the King of Everything album
@@jennymercurio8367 you are correct, Mahalo
Yeah!! Let's go!! Love your reactions 😍😍
When you have talent you don't need overstated drum kits. Its Simplicity is better, it's the talent that takes over..................❤
Definitely need to deep dive this magnificent band!
First of all, GO RANGERS! Tati is a metal goddess! For my money she’s the best female metal front woman.
For my money she's my favorite singer, period. Regardless of gender or genre.
Awesome breakdown! You really nailed everything great about this performance. Thank you! Keep it up
Each of these people at any given moment will give you excellence. Eugene is a magnificent bassist, and there are many tunes where he gives the wonderfulness. Vlad truly is a marvel, one of the best. I hope someday you can witness them live. Musically, one of the best, and Tati is positively magnetic as a frontwoman. For a next song,try "Vortex".
I really enjoyed your commentary on this video. I’m in full agreement about Tatiana. She’s really amazing. I can really get into what the drummer is doing as well. I tend to compare drummers in this genre against Dave Lombardo from Slayer, Snowy Shaw from King Diamond and a few others. This guy is pretty good.
Tatiana talked about the menaing of the song in an interview. The circle of life of nature is a metaphore for her bouts with depression. She finds herself getting depressed in the fall and winter, only to be reborn in the spring like the flowers.
Wow ,I’m impressed.Jinjer fan for 6 years going and would love your take on Pit of Consciousness live Kiev from 2019 before the invasion began.Complex song with superb audio and visuals and Tatiana is brutal for their fellow countrymen.New subscriber your excellent I’m checking your early stuff because I seen Jethro Tull twice in the 70’s when Ian was in his prime and you play the flute ❤️
@NittPicc - I’m right there with you on drum sets. It’s not the number of pieces; it’s the way you play each piece of the kit. I’m not a drummer. The younger me was impressed by large kits and speed, until I heard and watched Bobby Previte play his small set. Snare, one kick, and one mounted tom. One cymbal and no high hat. NO HIGH HAT!! His drums were tuned perfectly. The snare was so crisp and precise. The tones and dynamics he played were incredible. I grew out of my obsession with “size.” It really is how you use what you have.
Great reaction, and the lyrics that refer to season affectional disorder I believe are so poetic. As for the “more drums”, you need to react to the live version of Rush - Xanadu!
I was just gonna say something about Neil Peart. Hehe it pays to read the comments first before commenting on Jinjer reactions. The Jinjer Army is pretty astute!
That "wound" description was absolutely perfect! Amazing reaction!!
Jinjer Mediator is a sick song!! Pit of consciousness so many to list!! This band is just musical geniuses
Often when you see huge drum kits, things are there for like one part of one song. Like having two high hats, one fixed open because at a particular part of some song they need to hit an open high hat but the footwork is so intense they don't have the time to open the standard one.
Such an incredible band! Strongly recommend you check out Vortex. I'll suspect you'll find a lot to chew on in the unconventional structure of that one.
Wallflower vortex!! So SOOO many greet Jinjer songs!! MORE JINJER PLZ!! 😊
Don't know if you have seen it yet, but if not watch Danny Carey's drum cam of Pnuema. His kit is huge, but he uses all of it. Not just for show. Each piece of his kit has a tuned sound that is unique to it. Vlad is very unique in his own way. Every part of his kit is very low in contrast to most metal drummers. Most rock drummers that use large kits use the whole kit. It's not just a prop to be empressive. Tommy Lee(Mòtley Crüe),Neal Peart(Rush), Daney Carey(Tool), Joey Jordison(Slipknot) just to name a few all use large kits that every piece is used during a concert.
My favorite performance is Pit of Consciousness live in Kiev.
The “Superfecta” of Progressive Hard Rock, Hard Rock Trio, Progressive Groove Metal, and Power Metal: Band-Maid, The Warning, Jinjer, and Lovebites -- all pushing their core genres into the next realm! 🤘 🤘 🤘🤘 Thx, Ms Picc!
GREAT REACTION ! I felt with you 😄 even though I've been watching this video and hundreds of reactions for 4 years, I still enjoy it every time and if I see someone react as emotional as you, I get emotional as well - chills, and sometimes still wet eyes 😆 So please continue your JINJER journey, there's so much more to discover. And what you've seen is what you get if you go to see Jinjer live. Believe me, I've been there twice and there will be a third time soon ... 🤘
This performance is great... but the music vid for this song is well worth checking out as well. Its a stunning video. Go watch it... enjoy. :)
Also great reaction. Watching you flip out over musical epicness is always fun.
Talking about the guitar and bass lines they put a lot of dissonance indeed, I love it! It creates an ambience of "crunshiness" that kills me... 🤘🥰
I want you to remember the small raised platform up front. In a while Tatiana gets up on it to sing. And that is my favorite part of the video. She is bent down and as the song picks up. She rises with it! This band is the best thing to ever come out of the former U.S.S.R.!!!!!
I love that part too. "From the ashes of my roots." I love how she moves her limbs like a puppet as she rises up. That's like the single coolest move I've ever seen a front person do! And it's totally improvised and extemporaneous. She rules!
❤🔥Fire Reaction"❤🔥
Vlad would 100% smile at your "it's not the size that matters..." joke about his kit.... & boy, does he do amazing things with that kit. One of the most musical drummers in heavy music imho. I suppose that's to be expected given that he's a classically trained pianist to trade! When you get around to recording a reaction vid for the OMV for "Mediator", treat yourself to watching the drum cam live capture of him at a festival show- the mere thought of trying to get all that right live gives *me* sweats just watching him. LOL ua-cam.com/video/k6Xoipsd22E/v-deo.html
Also nice to see someone showing appreciation for Eugene's bass work. In this song, you're spot-on that it sounds like he's adding an extra instrument, as he's holding down the deep root of the chord with his left hand as normal, & tapping high up the fretboard to create the lead melody of that passage while Roman gives some atmospheric reverby chords on guitar. They do this kind of thing in a few songs, & I love it when they do. One of the best songs for showing Eugene's bass chops is their single "Vortex". When you get around to recording a reaction vid for the OMV, treat yourself to watching the bass playthrough vid he uploaded for it- it's a drop-A 5-string #MasterClass ua-cam.com/video/iBdZI_u3zP0/v-deo.html ;)
The answer to your question about the size of drum sets is, "it depends". For some drummers, the less talented ones, the big sets are indeed for show. But then for the truly talented drummers like Neal Peart (Rush) or Nicko McBrain (Iron Maiden) the big kit is necessary. Vlad (Jinjer) is very talented, but he also plays like a jazz drummer which is pretty rare in metal. He is a trained pianist who only recently in the last ten years or so picked up the drums. If you look at his kit from the side you will see that it's set almost perpendicular much like a piano. It makes sense for him to play with a set this small just because of how angular he likes everything.
This is such a beautiful song. Perfectly constructed. Tati is a beast! ❤
Great reaction!
Roman's guitar compositions and technical proficiency need more attention! Roman's main special virtues as a guitarist are his chord choices, the creativity and quantity of his riffs, and the insane rhythms he manages to pull off. These virtues are well displayed in "I Speak Astronomy", "Captain Clock" and "Pit of Consciousness". Since you're a musician, I recommend a double-feature for each of these songs consisting of the official music video for "I Speak Astronomy", live at Ressurrectionfest 2018 for "Captain Clock" (guitar sound is poor in the live recording, but Tati's performance is outstanding), and live in Kiev for "Pit of Consciousness", paired in each case with Roman's guitar playthrough for the song.
Cheers!
A rollercoaster banger journey has started! Cool funny informative comments!
I hope you keep listening to Jinjer! Check out Teacher Teacher and Who is Gonna be the One live
MORE!!!!!
The answer to your question is, most drummers do not add pieces just for show- they use every piece- from the gigantic set of Terry Bozzio to this relatively small one for Vlad Ulashev here. And Vlad's set is unusual in that it is lower to the ground, as are his many cymbals. Vlad is actually trained as a pianist and is self-taught on drums! You should see Vlad when is throwing blast beats, such as on Teacher Teacher especially.
The drummer's kit is quite a lot bigger these days. If you look at for example Vortex, there's lot's more cymbals etc for him to play with.
Musical drummers like Vlad sometimes like to have toms and cymbals of different sizes because they can kinda play, or at least back, the melody with them, playing the toms or cymbals in order that gives you kind of chord in back of the instrumental chords. Vlad has a lot of cymbal action going on in the newer songs, and especially for a band that has only three players all kinds of tricks can come handy in keeping the sounds "full" when needed.
Kai Hahto of Wintersun and Nightwish uses toms in a similar manner. But his kit is big in general, because Nightwish has so different styles in different songs that after every new album he needs to add something new to his touring kit to play it live.
I can assure you that on the level Vlad and Kai are at none of the instruments are there for show 😀
Bigger kits means you need to reach farther and thus playing gets more physical, being quite damn physical already, so they try to keep it as compact as they can.
Super!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hola saludos desde Costa Rica , excelente reacción
"Zenit" by Onuka - Absolutely unique masterpiece: brilliant composition, fusion of electronic music with some folk instruments, and spellbinding visuals, uniting many cultures with nature. Nothing like you ever saw.
jinjer is top shelf. if you love bassplayers and japanese female musicians, I have to recommend "East of Eden - Evolve" to you. it´s a supergroup of female ace musicians, led by a (five string) violinist. they also have interesting time signatures. founded in august 2023, this video has already 1,3 million viewers. I believe, some people from the lovebites universe are involved and their drummer is pounding as hard as haruna. and watch out for the bassplayer.
You got the hot teacher look 👌
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The drummer’s name is Vlad… how cool is that?… you’re a metal drummer named Vlad!🤘
I'm close to my 30th anniversary of playing bass and have played with a lot of drummers. All of them would tinker with their kits, adding and subtracting and fine tuning, but not a single person I knew or know had a piece that was there just for show. The smallest drum kits are still a pain in the ass to set up and tear down and load into a vehicle. Having pieces just for show would be inefficient. Of course not every piece gets equal use, but each piece is there for a purpose. The *_one_* exception I can think of is Haruna of LOVEBITES. She has had star-shaped cymbals in both bands she's been in, and their only function is to spin.
Regarding the "small kit, big sound" comment about Vlad, you're not wrong. He definitely makes most of what he has and is such an interesting drummer. Another drummer who has a small kit but gets a lot of sound is Yeong Eun from Rolling Quartz. I'm not comparing skill and I know both bands are wildly different, but I notice the same thing about both drummers.
Lastly, I have a suggestion that'll test you musically. The song is "The Day That the World Breaks Down" by Ayreon (pronounced air- yawn). Ayreon is a project of a Dutch musician (wow, is _that_ ever an oversimplification) named Arjen (pronounced are - yen) Anthony Lucassen. The songs clocks in at just over 13 minutes, has a lot of personnel, and is one of those songs that most reactors get around to eventually. Musicians always have fun dissecting this one, and I think you'd love it, especially if you go into it totally blind. Also, there's no danger of it being blocked!
And if he loves your reaction, Arjen has been known to post in the reactor's comments 😊
and just in time this weekend the DVD of last years AREON concert has been released and it has this song as encore. I was there in
sep 23 and it was one of the best concerts I've been at since 1977🤘
Hope you get back to Lovebites sometime! If you like classical piano, Swan song w/Chopin intro live is a must ua-cam.com/video/WBhtqgiXEA4/v-deo.htmlsi=8gOVr-VG67-cqjUE. Includes English CC. 🤘
You actually have a good point. I've been playing for 25 years and usually the bigger the drum set, the more they're just showing off and flipping their sticks around to look impressive. There are artists that can use them, but I think it's impressive yet excessive.
Oh yeah..next please react to jinjer ' i speak astronomy '....🎉
Sólo fly
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Lol Jinjer is ukrainian proggy djent groove metal with complex time-signature maze, polyrhythms and multi-genre blending. They are one of the most talented 4-pieces ever. Tati is one of the best overall metal vocalists and lyricists in the business.
Jinjer - Pit of Consciousness (Live in Kiev)
Jinjer - On The Top (Live in Kiev)
Jinjer - Who Is Gonna Be The One (Official Live)
Jinjer - Judgement & Punishment (Tatiana One Take Vocal)
Jinjer - Teacher Teacher (Official Video)
Jinjer - Captain Clock (Live at Resurrection Fest 2018)
Jinjer - Cloud Factory (Official Video)
There's definitely been some outrageous drum sets that gave me the same kinda thoughts. And you aren't the first to conclude the opposite about Vlad's heh.
Tú estás el el sky
Sigue así ❤
Дуже файно! :) Very cool! :)
The agua corre
Mira
Que si quiero o que si tengo
the best moment -> 3:29
Tatiana is great! Just wait till you get to Vortex. Remember to back up when pausing. You may miss something and your Audience will hear. I'll leave it there for now.
El agua corre
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Men say that about women too. It isnt the size, it is how you use it 😉
Hey lady have you watched Jinjer video --- JINJER-Who's is Gonna Be The One (Live) Napalm Records. There is tapping on the bass AND Tatiana even dances. Part ogf her dance reminds me of an Irish jig. She and the great Floor Jansen are the queens of the hair flip!! Your hair is long enough for piggy tails. Can you do these hair flips?? I bet you can. And practice your air-kick. That is very important.......
Some nit-picking (I can't hold back 😛): Perennials don't need to be seasonal or die off regularly - all plants which live longer than two years are perennials.
Yeah, I never understood why Tatiana called this song Perennial because perennials are exactly the opposite of what she's singing about. In normal terms, perennial is synonimous with eternal, perpetual and in botanical terms, perennials are the ones that never shed leaves and last a long time.
So you’re telling me that I’m the one killing my plants early. 🤣🤣🤣
@@NittPicc It seems UA-cam killed my answer. Probably too dark and morbid 👻😆
Teacher Teacher! likely is appropriate for you 😂. But don't relate the lyrics 1:1 to you, it has a broader meaning.
Teacher teacher
please react d'bamboo "horbo paung" from batak
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Please listen to teacher teacher and who’s gonna be the one by jinjer 🤘🏻🖤🤘🏻
A mí me la vas a dar
if you want to hear great bands then try Nemophila Ama-Te-Ras official live video, Lovebites Scream For Me daughters of the dawn live tokyo 2019, Crystal Lake Apollo official music video if you want 3 great japanese bands and if you want a new american band then try Seven Spires Gods of Debaunchery Official music video please let me know what you think
ask Mike Portnoy about drumset-size. He can play with smaller sized Sets, but if he got it all, he uses all :)
that's what I'm hoping for in October during the reunion tour ... it'll be my 19 DT concert and I'm soo glad Mike is back 🤘🤘greetings from Germany
Sólo habla de la empatía
Que no hablamos de ti
Opeth please
Tú eres disonante
Tú has luchado?
Que habla de ti
Do yourself a favor and look up Neil Pert drum solo and make a reaction video.
Slava Ukraine... X
Inutiles
Ok. So now we're all intrigued as to how you might look if you didn't do what you do.....well, you don't teach on UA-cam...why not show us. 😊
Jinjer has about 20 very good songs... no song is alike another...
No habla de ti
Que no eres tu
Tú? No eres nadie