Hi! This song is the fist chapter from her album: EL MAL QUERER (Bad Love) In this chapter she is predicting a toxic relationship although she still wants to go through it. The lyrics talk about bad predictions in a very methaforical way. "Ese cristalito roto" (that broken glass) refers to the transparency in a relationship which is broken. "Siento que estoy andando por un puente y que la acera, cuanto más quiero cruzarlo, más se mueve y tambalea) refers to an unstable bridge that gets more and more unstable when she keeps crossing it (a toxic relashionship), etc.
@@NuetralCodeMusic Also a methaphor about how society's raising lil' kids to be killers. She's the bull chasing the man, but the bull always gets killed by the man (torero). Think about it, 'Malamente' as you said means badly, as a conclusion, as in 'not that way, I disapprove'. So glad you liked it. You girls should really listen to the whole album, it's a pice of art. There's this guy named Jaime Altozano who's a genius, and he analyzes the whole album. Give it a try, is in spanish, but you may be able to put some automatic subtitles on or something... ua-cam.com/video/NgHXFTgaVT0/v-deo.html
No te pases. Yo soy navarro y más español que Blas de Lezo y Santiago Abascal juntos y en mi acerbo cultural no tengo nada de ese folclore tan bonito e internacional como es el flamenco. Es más típico del Sur de España y de regiones como Cataluña donde la inmigración andaluza fue masiva desde finales del XIX. I don´t known if you speak spanish but if you don´t understand what I saying I can translate and explain it to you with detail.
Hi girls! :) I am an spanish girl so I can tell you what is this song about... the whole album tells the story of a woman who is on an abusive relationship with her man, this is the first song and it talks about a premonition, how all the signs around her were telling her something bad was about to happen... on the last song she sets herself free... so this album encorauges women to empower themselves :) i think is very beautiful and i love her voice too! Anyway i liked your video, you are very nice! :) kisses, Miriam
And also, that purple nazareno tunic symbolizes how that person was supposed to be someone modern but actually is someone with a very old traditional mindset.
There is a lot of Spanish symbolisms, one of them is the figure of the "penitent", who in the Catholic tradition walks in procession during the festivities of Spanish Semana Santa (Holy Week). It has nothing to do with the KKK. Thanks for reacting to this video!
It is a prelude of the tragic love story that will happen in the rest of the album. The first sentence means "there's a little broken glass, that I felt cracking, before it hit the floor, I knew that it would break...." "ese cristalito roto, yo sentí como crujía, antes de caerse Al suelo, ya sabia que se rompia..." as in she knows that is going to end badly.
Her entire “Mal Querer” album is based off of a novel and this video is about a woman that is being abused and is broken (car crash) then is taken to a gypsy to get fixed (this is what the mechanic represents) she is then representing the motorcycle chasing the bull fighter
For me as a Spanish girl means a lot that Rosalía is making known the Spanish music, she has created an urban genre, flamenco + trap and other genres, something hers, amazing and I'm glad that non-Hispanic speakers recognize her and like her and this new genre, thank you! 😊❤
His music is very poetic. The woman seen with modern stereotypes and the man with the ancients. The bad relationships between couples is what is based in this song. Listen to the whole album because it is based on an Occitan novel written around 1270 entitled "Flamenca".
It’s amazing to see people from other countries who don’t even understand the lyrics can get the meaning behind the sound, so proud of how Rosalia is taking flamingo music to new levels and thanks for review her song and for your honest reactions, priceless really
I forget how much I love her until I see other people reacting to her music. She really is such an incredible artist - everything she does has meaning behind it, the music video, the lyrics, the beat, even the name of the album paired with the lyrics of the song. Wow. What an incredible woman
The meaning of the song is about a toxic love relationship. Where the man is macho, that's why rosalia is represented with the motorcycle as if she were being bullied, as it would be with an animal. (Spanish tradition). Or for example when she lets the machine lift her and put her inside the truck. This song is the first of the album the bad love (el mal querer) and explains the bad feeling when starting a relationship that will only bring grief.
There’re many interpretations with this music video, but the overall meaning is kinda like her introduction, this is the first song of her album (a conceptual album that tells a story), and she’s briefly explaining the concepts her album will talk about (a toxic relationship and the outcome) : love, toxicity, heartbreak, grief, woman empowerment... amongst others. and her aesthetic’s basically a mix between classic spanish with catholic elements, and modern day details like the clothing and the set, which is nowadays
The album is based in a Middle Ages' book called Flamenca that is about a woman who married a man and ends up locked in her house due to his jealousy.The intention was to compare both societies,questioning if it really had changed that much
The lyrics talk about the mistreatment to a woman. In fact, all the songs in this album are chapters in a story about that. I'm glad you like it. I'm Spanish and I feel proud to have great artists like her. The more I hear and see what she does, the more I love it.
Hi! For understanding better what this song is about you need to listen to the whole álbum, cause every song is like a chapter of a story. Is a story about an abusive relation and is inspired by a spanish poem of s.XII. She wants to express that anything has changed from that years and that is so sad.
Also, more interesting Rosalia videos to check out: Bagdad, A Pale, Aute Cuture, Di Mi Nombre, De Aqui No Sales, Juro Que, TKN, just to name a few. That last one also features Travis Scott. And if you want to see a video with major fashion, check out the video for Me Gusta by Brazilian pop star Anitta, featuring Cardi B and Myke Towers.
For those of you who are blowing your mind with the Rosalia's phenomenon: back in the 1970's Spanish pop-rock music experienced a similar revolution with the arrival of a flamenco-pop-rock singing duet of two Spanish Gypsy sisters named Las Grecas- Check them out and enjoy. Carmela and Edelia 'Tina' Muñoz recorded 4 albums between 1974 and 1977.
@Pink Flamingo Rosalia is from Spain, so yeah, is spanish. You can see many spanish cultural references like the "torero" or a religious guy (the one in purple) that you can see during our "Semana Santa" (Saint Week I guess) celebration.
That's her final degree project. She's studied all her life flamenco and music and this is the result of four years (and more) of College. Her videos normally show how she grew up with. This one in particular show's spanish "sub-culture", the culture we handle in the streets. We have car races, we love flamenco, there's bulls and all the elements that appear in the video were specially chosen to show to that.
Im SO HAPPY that these girls havent mention KKK. Cos that purple costumbre has NOTHING to do with it and yet lots of ignorant haters are going on about it in Rosalía's youtube. Thanks
I'm from Spain, but I live abroad. I had heard of her, but didn't listen to her until today. Please y'all, listen to the full album beyond the two or three hits. Trap, flamenco, classical; I've never heard anything like this before. Looks like she wrote this entire album herself as her "dissertation" for her music degree. In sum, she's freacking genious. Seriously.
All the songs from the album "El mal querer" are about a woman who is abused by her husband. Also a cool fact is that Rosalía was inspired from an old book called Flamenca that tells a similar story.
@Expecially3 This song has a bit of a back story. I’m not sure if anyone has explained, honestly I didn’t take the time to read all the comments. Basically, this is the first track of a conceptual album. The entire album tells the story of a woman who falls in love with a rich man that gets jealous and ends up locking her up. The title of this track, “Malamente” meaning badly, roughly translated, has also a second title “Augurio” which, roughly translated, means premonition. The lyrics talk about knowing from the get go that it was going to be a bad relationship, foreseeing the awful things that are about to happen to her. Please listen to the full album, every track is a banger. The interesting thing about Rosalia’s style is that she is mixing urban music with traditional flamenco beat patterns, and adding elements from trap and hip hop, creating harmonies around the main vocals and thus creating a full orchestrated dramatic sound.
Surprised so many anglo people understand pretty well the message of the album, and thanks for helping Rosalia`s music get to the whole world...so proud, Rosalia rocks!
The video clip shows the area where Rosalia lived as a child in Catalonia. Rosalía's entire album is about a 13th century book, is a conceptual disc that is inspired in that book, that's why is called El Mal Querer. You can know more about It in de UA-cam channel of Jaime Altozano, i dont know if he have english subtitles But you can try It. Good night from Spain
Os gusta Rosalía?, a mi tambien. Esta canción nos resuena a cada uno de diferente forma, el sigificado que le doy yo es de una relación tóxica de la cual ella quiere salir aunque sea...malamente
Well, the meaning of the song is very abstract even for us (Spanish). Rosalía has already said that the hole album is based on a novel written in the XIV century. The novel talks about a women that fell in love with a man, they got married and the toxicity of the couple led her to an abusive relationship. The original novel is really old and the women's roll is really poor. Rosalía has made an adaptation with a stronger and more independent character. This first song talks about the couple it shelf. They both are really toxic to each other, the man is constantly playing with her emotions, she really depends on him... This is the general idea but there are a lot of points of view about this videoclip. Sorry if I make mistakes or if I misspelled any word, English is not my mother tongue.
No mistakes, I understood everything. Thank you, it's so cool how Rosalia based this off a novel and added her own twist to things. She is very talented, and we enjoy how unique this video, and even the sound is. Thanks for watching, and commenting!!
Greetings from Madrid, Spain!! First, thanks for react to our artists and specially Rosalia, we love her!! Second, please react "Tu de Aquí No sales"...the song talks about abusive man. In this song (more than a song, i consider it a Skit or Interlude), Rosalia becomes this man, and tell her wife she doesnt go out their home, she is his prisioner, and tell her things like "Mucho más a mi me duele, de lo que a ti te está doliendo, conmigo no te equivoques, con el reves de la mano, yo te lo dejo bien claro....", that means "this is hurting me much more than it's hurting you, dont get me wrong, with the back of my hand, i´ll clarify what i say..." its a threat of hitting her if she doesnt obey him. The LP is a full story of a toxic relationship based on a book called "Flamenca" writen on 15th century but Rosalia has changed the story, becoming the victim in a strong woman able to do anything for getting her freedom, even kill his jealousy and toxic husband. "Malamente" tells the firsts meetings with his boyfriend. He is not good but she doesnt notice and "Augurio" (the name of the chapter related to this song) is how Gipsy people usually calls to a bad omen. Definitely, each song its a chapter of this fantastic story , an ode to feminism and a call to those women who are or were victims to stand up and fight. Sorry for my english if something its not understandable, XOXO
You should check the whole album. I am Spanish and I'm not so into flamenco, but Rosalía has started a new genre, flamenco mixed with trap vibes and alternative ones too. I wish you could understand the lyrics, they are so important in the whole album. If you wanna see more, I suggest you watching Rosalía singing Catalina in the Reina Sofía Museum, in front of the Picasso's Guernica picture. Catalina is a song from her first album, and that's pure flamenco. You will be able to hear her beautiful voice. That song is heartbreaking and meaningful too. I hope you enjoy it. Thank you so much for reacting to Rosalía. She is a hope for Spanish music. She mixes our tradicional type of music with new vibes and that's challenging but she's made such a great, fantastic job. I hope enjoy the whole album El Mal Querer. TRÁ TRÁ( that's what she says in Malamente, now In Spain that phrase is Iconic). P. D. : In order to understand better the whole MV, it's better to do some research about Spanish folklore. There's a huge amount of references to the Catholicism, Spanish tradicional outfits... It's a complex MV.
Just in case you're wondering, she's singing Flamenco, which is a traditional way of singing mostly in the southern part of Spain, she's mixed that with some kinda trap beats, that's why she's so unique
Da igual que estudies flamenco, el flamenco no se estudia. Y si supieras un poco de musica, el flamenco no se da en catedra, no se estudia. Que la respeto y me gusta que haga lo que hace, tiene merito. Pero las cosas por su nombre. Esto es pop no es flamenco. Flamenco escucha a la paquera, a la macanita, a remedios amaya, a la marelu a la tana... Esas cantan flamenco. Un saludo
@@BonoboSapiens en eso estamos de acuerdo, no creo que lo que ella hace sea flamenco, pero los decoros que hace con la voz son elementos sacados de ese tipo de música, no iba con ánimos de ofender a nadie.
@@therowdykiddo316 claro que tiene alguna influencias flamencas y me parece estupendo. Pero de ahi a llamar flamenco lo que hace no creo que le haga ningun favor ni a ella ni al flamenco. Un saludo y para nada has ofendido a nadie
You should react to two videos of live performances of hers: "Me Quedo Contigo" at the GOYA Awards, and "De Plata" Directo en Sevilla. Not the video of the song, but rather the live performance Directo en Sevilla. Her vocals in both of them will blow you away.
Jajaja sus reacciones fueron increíbles jajaja quedaron como paralizadas jaja, como que no sabían que pasó, jaja me encantan son unas genias! Besos desde Argentina 😘
This song is the first chapter of a whole story. Her whole album tells a story: each song is a chapter (capítulo). The story is about a girl who gets married, and the marrige ends up being toxic... This song's meaning is: there's something reeeaaally bad coming. The second chapter is the wedding, in which the lyrics literally say: "if there's anyone against (the wedding), don't rise the voice so that the bride doesn't hear it. It also says: the ring shone like a blade.
Probably you didn't understand the symbolism of the images. Try to imagine in the 60's young black people from New Orleans and young cajoon familes from the rural areas and swamps from deep Lousiana migrating to work in the new industrial plants in Detroit and living togheter in the skid rows areas around. The video shows that cultural and musical mixing 60 years after in Spain
Plus, all the songs of Rosalia's concept album "El Mal Querer" ("The Bad Loving") are following a logical, story-like plot where "Malamente" is chapter 1.
Her vocals & the beats she interjects are specifically sounds from Spanish gypsy culture. If you are impressed by her vocals, you should hear David Bisbal. He a Spaniard who uses that same vibrato vocalization which is central to the gypsy/flamenco sound. If you checkout a flamenco performance, you’ll recognize the typical clapping & vocal sound these artists have borrowed from in their songs.
Thanks For Watching!!! 😊
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Donde están los españoles ??😂🙌🏻
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Hi! This song is the fist chapter from her album: EL MAL QUERER (Bad Love) In this chapter she is predicting a toxic relationship although she still wants to go through it. The lyrics talk about bad predictions in a very methaforical way. "Ese cristalito roto" (that broken glass) refers to the transparency in a relationship which is broken. "Siento que estoy andando por un puente y que la acera, cuanto más quiero cruzarlo, más se mueve y tambalea) refers to an unstable bridge that gets more and more unstable when she keeps crossing it (a toxic relashionship), etc.
Such meaningful lyrics she's amazing! Thank you for your explanation. The video makes a lot of sense now with the car accident and everything!
@@NuetralCodeMusic Also a methaphor about how society's raising lil' kids to be killers. She's the bull chasing the man, but the bull always gets killed by the man (torero). Think about it, 'Malamente' as you said means badly, as a conclusion, as in 'not that way, I disapprove'. So glad you liked it. You girls should really listen to the whole album, it's a pice of art.
There's this guy named Jaime Altozano who's a genius, and he analyzes the whole album. Give it a try, is in spanish, but you may be able to put some automatic subtitles on or something...
ua-cam.com/video/NgHXFTgaVT0/v-deo.html
Yeah Jaime Altozano is great. He has subtitled his video
Mal querer is more like bad loving but you get the point
@@dunatarrega7933 Ahhh yo no había entendido por qué en el video mostraban chicos practicando eso. Gracias por la explicación, ahora tiene sentido
This is pure Spanish culture.
No te pases. Yo soy navarro y más español que Blas de Lezo y Santiago Abascal juntos y en mi acerbo cultural no tengo nada de ese folclore tan bonito e internacional como es el flamenco. Es más típico del Sur de España y de regiones como Cataluña donde la inmigración andaluza fue masiva desde finales del XIX. I don´t known if you speak spanish but if you don´t understand what I saying I can translate and explain it to you with detail.
@@peztondo no solo la cultura castellana es española la vasca,andaluza,catalana etc son iguales de española que la castellana
@@peztondo Bueno, es que de hecho Rosalía no es cultura flamenca ni andaluza xD tiene un aire pero... ya
Thats only a part from spain
Iba a decir lo mismo. El norte cantábrico somos una especie aparte; por aquí el flamenco ni se huele. Eso si, súper bonito.
Can you guys react to Di Mi Nombre and Bagdad by her too? 😄
We will definitely be doing more songs from her. She's amazing!
And "De Plata"
You have to react to pienso en tu mirá 💜
"Pienso en tu mirá" is literally the best thing i have heard in years talking about spanish music. You should check it out!
pienso en tu mira pleasee
Tranquilas chicas que no es del kukusklan
Es un nazareno
No tiene nada que ver😉
Nazareno o Penitente
Hi girls! :) I am an spanish girl so I can tell you what is this song about... the whole album tells the story of a woman who is on an abusive relationship with her man, this is the first song and it talks about a premonition, how all the signs around her were telling her something bad was about to happen... on the last song she sets herself free... so this album encorauges women to empower themselves :) i think is very beautiful and i love her voice too! Anyway i liked your video, you are very nice! :) kisses, Miriam
Thank you so much for taking the time to comment, and yes she has a beautiful voice.
Expecially3 Being accurate, it’s based on an anonymous history from the XIVth century called Flamenca
Expecially3 By the way, check out her song De plata, FU**ING MASTERPIECE
no tienes que explicar nada porque el 99% de los oyentes de rosalia son espanoles, no te preocupes. Sois muy pesaditos
And also, that purple nazareno tunic symbolizes how that person was supposed to be someone modern but actually is someone with a very old traditional mindset.
There is a lot of Spanish symbolisms, one of them is the figure of the "penitent", who in the Catholic tradition walks in procession during the festivities of Spanish Semana Santa (Holy Week). It has nothing to do with the KKK. Thanks for reacting to this video!
haha it's normal they're confused
It is a prelude of the tragic love story that will happen in the rest of the album. The first sentence means "there's a little broken glass, that I felt cracking, before it hit the floor, I knew that it would break...." "ese cristalito roto, yo sentí como crujía, antes de caerse Al suelo, ya sabia que se rompia..." as in she knows that is going to end badly.
Wow that's beautiful
It is a story about an abusive relationship in the XIV century, you will see that it isn't much diferent from a relationship these days
Por favor!! Desde España, Rosalía su álbum completo 🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸
#Trátrá
You should watch her performance at the MTV EMAs, it was insane!
Her entire “Mal Querer” album is based off of a novel and this video is about a woman that is being abused and is broken (car crash) then is taken to a gypsy to get fixed (this is what the mechanic represents) she is then representing the motorcycle chasing the bull fighter
the purpkle guy is a costalero is from holy week spanish tradition is not racist find about this costaleros semana santa sevilla
Han flipado con Rosalía, se han enamorado de su voz 👏🏻
Malamente music video is already history of Spain
For me as a Spanish girl means a lot that Rosalía is making known the Spanish music, she has created an urban genre, flamenco + trap and other genres, something hers, amazing and I'm glad that non-Hispanic speakers recognize her and like her and this new genre, thank you! 😊❤
I've always loved flamenco and Rosalía's urban fusion is just absolutely perfect
His music is very poetic. The woman seen with modern stereotypes and the man with the ancients. The bad relationships between couples is what is based in this song. Listen to the whole album because it is based on an Occitan novel written around 1270 entitled "Flamenca".
Wow that's amazing and so creative. I like when music tell a story. Thank you for explaining that to us. We will definitely check out the album.
It’s amazing to see people from other countries who don’t even understand the lyrics can get the meaning behind the sound, so proud of how Rosalia is taking flamingo music to new levels and thanks for review her song and for your honest reactions, priceless really
Thank you so much for commenting!! Yeah that's what music does, shes really amazing, and thanks for watching!!!
Flamenco****
I forget how much I love her until I see other people reacting to her music. She really is such an incredible artist - everything she does has meaning behind it, the music video, the lyrics, the beat, even the name of the album paired with the lyrics of the song. Wow. What an incredible woman
She is the true definition of an ARTIST!!! She puts a lot into her work, and it shows.
I can feel your emotion from the very first note from Rosalía, this was an amazing reaction and very honest. Love it!
Jajajaja los españoles estamos tan orgullosos del album d Rosalia, que este video casi solo tiene comentarios de españoles hablando ingles XDDD
I am so glad you like her music, american urban musica an traditionl spanish music melted so good. Cheers
Yes, We love her music!
What do you mean american urban music lol
El Tuss música urbana que tiene origen en Estados Unidos, no la línea de buses de tu barrio
The meaning of the song is about a toxic love relationship. Where the man is macho, that's why rosalia is represented with the motorcycle as if she were being bullied, as it would be with an animal. (Spanish tradition). Or for example when she lets the machine lift her and put her inside the truck. This song is the first of the album the bad love (el mal querer) and explains the bad feeling when starting a relationship that will only bring grief.
Check out Jaime Altozano's video explaining her work
blanca sanjuan pero no hablan español como lo van a entender? Xd
ԼιԼ Jση υη 也 creo que algunos tienen subtítulos en inglés (?
@@xSlimJDx Tiene subs en inglés y está geeenial para entender la obrea de Rosalía
Thank you from Spain!!! Rosalía is amaizing
Thank you for loving her as much as her older fans do! She's beyond brilliant
There’re many interpretations with this music video, but the overall meaning is kinda like her introduction, this is the first song of her album (a conceptual album that tells a story), and she’s briefly explaining the concepts her album will talk about (a toxic relationship and the outcome) : love, toxicity, heartbreak, grief, woman empowerment... amongst others. and her aesthetic’s basically a mix between classic spanish with catholic elements, and modern day details like the clothing and the set, which is nowadays
The album is based in a Middle Ages' book called Flamenca that is about a woman who married a man and ends up locked in her house due to his jealousy.The intention was to compare both societies,questioning if it really had changed that much
Spanish traditional dress not kkk!!!
The lyrics talk about the mistreatment to a woman. In fact, all the songs in this album are chapters in a story about that. I'm glad you like it. I'm Spanish and I feel proud to have great artists like her. The more I hear and see what she does, the more I love it.
Hi! For understanding better what this song is about you need to listen to the whole álbum, cause every song is like a chapter of a story. Is a story about an abusive relation and is inspired by a spanish poem of s.XII. She wants to express that anything has changed from that years and that is so sad.
Good singer/artist & Good video.
Cheers from Barcelona !
Jajajajaja buena cantante y artista??? Por favor...
Ese video es tan artístico y en combinación con la base en flamenco es…. Explosivo!
Also, more interesting Rosalia videos to check out: Bagdad, A Pale, Aute Cuture, Di Mi Nombre, De Aqui No Sales, Juro Que, TKN, just to name a few. That last one also features Travis Scott. And if you want to see a video with major fashion, check out the video for Me Gusta by Brazilian pop star Anitta, featuring Cardi B and Myke Towers.
For those of you who are blowing your mind with the Rosalia's phenomenon: back in the 1970's Spanish pop-rock music experienced a similar revolution with the arrival of a flamenco-pop-rock singing duet of two Spanish Gypsy sisters named Las Grecas- Check them out and enjoy. Carmela and Edelia 'Tina' Muñoz recorded 4 albums between 1974 and 1977.
Thank You!
This vid is art, I just love her work soooo much, and that voice😍
Voice of an angel!
girls if you liked it you should listen to the lyrics. it has a insane message
Oleeeeeeeeeeee y oleeeeeeeeeeee!!!! Viva Rosalía y su duende!!
love the girl on the right's facial expressions as she confirms that it is, in fact, a banger.
Rosalia es maravillosa!!!
THIS IS SPAIN!!!
@Pink Flamingo Rosalia is from Spain, so yeah, is spanish. You can see many spanish cultural references like the "torero" or a religious guy (the one in purple) that you can see during our "Semana Santa" (Saint Week I guess) celebration.
@Pink Flamingo yes it is
@Pink Flamingo Yes it is
That's her final degree project. She's studied all her life flamenco and music and this is the result of four years (and more) of College.
Her videos normally show how she grew up with. This one in particular show's spanish "sub-culture", the culture we handle in the streets. We have car races, we love flamenco, there's bulls and all the elements that appear in the video were specially chosen to show to that.
You both sum up my reaction when I watched this video for the first time. Hello from Valencia, Spain.
I love how you guys can feel it even though you don't understand the lyrics and you're not Spanish.
Thank you so much, we truly appreciate all kinds of music!!!
Loved your reactions haha Rosalía is the leche, joderrr
This video, at this day, is already a classic!! I mean your reaction video!
Im SO HAPPY that these girls havent mention KKK. Cos that purple costumbre has NOTHING to do with it and yet lots of ignorant haters are going on about it in Rosalía's youtube. Thanks
The song (and all the album) is about toxic love :)
Malamente means when you are on the wrong way. Besos from Spain!!
I'm from Spain, but I live abroad. I had heard of her, but didn't listen to her until today. Please y'all, listen to the full album beyond the two or three hits. Trap, flamenco, classical; I've never heard anything like this before. Looks like she wrote this entire album herself as her "dissertation" for her music degree. In sum, she's freacking genious. Seriously.
Love love love u really enjoy the video!!!! 😎 Hi from Argentina 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷
All the songs from the album "El mal querer" are about a woman who is abused by her husband. Also a cool fact is that Rosalía was inspired from an old book called Flamenca that tells a similar story.
No this final boy he clothing is catolic tradición in the semana santa very cultural anda tradicional
you guys are awesomeeeee Ole for you as well!!!
Thank you!!! 😘❤
@Expecially3 This song has a bit of a back story. I’m not sure if anyone has explained, honestly I didn’t take the time to read all the comments. Basically, this is the first track of a conceptual album. The entire album tells the story of a woman who falls in love with a rich man that gets jealous and ends up locking her up. The title of this track, “Malamente” meaning badly, roughly translated, has also a second title “Augurio” which, roughly translated, means premonition. The lyrics talk about knowing from the get go that it was going to be a bad relationship, foreseeing the awful things that are about to happen to her. Please listen to the full album, every track is a banger. The interesting thing about Rosalia’s style is that she is mixing urban music with traditional flamenco beat patterns, and adding elements from trap and hip hop, creating harmonies around the main vocals and thus creating a full orchestrated dramatic sound.
Wow, thank you for taking the time to reply, and thank you so much for the explanation!!! Also, we plan on watching more Rosalia she's awesome!!!
Expecially3 yes she is!!!! Next track I suggest is #4 de aquí no sales:Disputa. True flamenco clapping.
Surprised so many anglo people understand pretty well the message of the album, and thanks for helping Rosalia`s music get to the whole world...so proud, Rosalia rocks!
Genia total Rosalía!!🤩🤩🤩🤩
The video clip shows the area where Rosalia lived as a child in Catalonia. Rosalía's entire album is about a 13th century book, is a conceptual disc that is inspired in that book, that's why is called El Mal Querer. You can know more about It in de UA-cam channel of Jaime Altozano, i dont know if he have english subtitles But you can try It. Good night from Spain
Thank you for commenting, this helped alot!!!
Hello, greetings from Spain! ❤
She has soft voice backup for enormous powerful energy...
Great soul grate artist !
Amazing begining!i love you!
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I love your reactions! It's great how music can touch a soul, even if you don´t understand the words
Wow en estos tiempos una artista como ella es una en un millón.
Os gusta Rosalía?, a mi tambien. Esta canción nos resuena a cada uno de diferente forma, el sigificado que le doy yo es de una relación tóxica de la cual ella quiere salir aunque sea...malamente
Well, the meaning of the song is very abstract even for us (Spanish). Rosalía has already said that the hole album is based on a novel written in the XIV century. The novel talks about a women that fell in love with a man, they got married and the toxicity of the couple led her to an abusive relationship. The original novel is really old and the women's roll is really poor. Rosalía has made an adaptation with a stronger and more independent character. This first song talks about the couple it shelf. They both are really toxic to each other, the man is constantly playing with her emotions, she really depends on him... This is the general idea but there are a lot of points of view about this videoclip.
Sorry if I make mistakes or if I misspelled any word, English is not my mother tongue.
No mistakes, I understood everything. Thank you, it's so cool how Rosalia based this off a novel and added her own twist to things. She is very talented, and we enjoy how unique this video, and even the sound is. Thanks for watching, and commenting!!
Greetings from Madrid, Spain!! First, thanks for react to our artists and specially Rosalia, we love her!!
Second, please react "Tu de Aquí No sales"...the song talks about abusive man. In this song (more than a song, i consider it a Skit or Interlude), Rosalia becomes this man, and tell her wife she doesnt go out their home, she is his prisioner, and tell her things like "Mucho más a mi me duele, de lo que a ti te está doliendo, conmigo no te equivoques, con el reves de la mano, yo te lo dejo bien claro....", that means "this is hurting me much more than it's hurting you, dont get me wrong, with the back of my hand, i´ll clarify what i say..." its a threat of hitting her if she doesnt obey him.
The LP is a full story of a toxic relationship based on a book called "Flamenca" writen on 15th century but Rosalia has changed the story, becoming the victim in a strong woman able to do anything for getting her freedom, even kill his jealousy and toxic husband.
"Malamente" tells the firsts meetings with his boyfriend. He is not good but she doesnt notice and "Augurio" (the name of the chapter related to this song) is how Gipsy people usually calls to a bad omen. Definitely, each song its a chapter of this fantastic story , an ode to feminism and a call to those women who are or were victims to stand up and fight.
Sorry for my english if something its not understandable,
XOXO
You should check the whole album. I am Spanish and I'm not so into flamenco, but Rosalía has started a new genre, flamenco mixed with trap vibes and alternative ones too. I wish you could understand the lyrics, they are so important in the whole album. If you wanna see more, I suggest you watching Rosalía singing Catalina in the Reina Sofía Museum, in front of the Picasso's Guernica picture. Catalina is a song from her first album, and that's pure flamenco. You will be able to hear her beautiful voice. That song is heartbreaking and meaningful too. I hope you enjoy it.
Thank you so much for reacting to Rosalía. She is a hope for Spanish music. She mixes our tradicional type of music with new vibes and that's challenging but she's made such a great, fantastic job. I hope enjoy the whole album El Mal Querer. TRÁ TRÁ( that's what she says in Malamente, now In Spain that phrase is Iconic).
P. D. : In order to understand better the whole MV, it's better to do some research about Spanish folklore. There's a huge amount of references to the Catholicism, Spanish tradicional outfits... It's a complex MV.
Thank you so much for commenting, this helped a lot!
@@NuetralCodeMusic thank you so much for watching Rosalía's MV. She is my favorite Spanish singer right now. 💜💜💜
Malamente... bad things are going to happen because of a bad feeling... Images and music are superb.
Exactly! Thank you :)
yo las amo tanto, son las mejores, increibless
Me encanta lo expresiva que soys jajaja!La Rosalia es guapa pero vostras tambien!
Es un nazareno, en España salen en las procesiones, es Semana Santa.
Viva España❤️🇪🇸
VIVA ESPAÑA y ROSALÍA y muchos otros Artistas Españoles😘
Just in case you're wondering, she's singing Flamenco, which is a traditional way of singing mostly in the southern part of Spain, she's mixed that with some kinda trap beats, that's why she's so unique
Wtf she isn't singing flamenco. She does not know how to sing flamenco pls... Educate yourself about flamenco
@@BonoboSapiens she has in fact studied music, therefore she does know how to sing flamenco, but she's mixed it with other styles.
Da igual que estudies flamenco, el flamenco no se estudia. Y si supieras un poco de musica, el flamenco no se da en catedra, no se estudia. Que la respeto y me gusta que haga lo que hace, tiene merito. Pero las cosas por su nombre. Esto es pop no es flamenco. Flamenco escucha a la paquera, a la macanita, a remedios amaya, a la marelu a la tana... Esas cantan flamenco. Un saludo
@@BonoboSapiens en eso estamos de acuerdo, no creo que lo que ella hace sea flamenco, pero los decoros que hace con la voz son elementos sacados de ese tipo de música, no iba con ánimos de ofender a nadie.
@@therowdykiddo316 claro que tiene alguna influencias flamencas y me parece estupendo. Pero de ahi a llamar flamenco lo que hace no creo que le haga ningun favor ni a ella ni al flamenco. Un saludo y para nada has ofendido a nadie
You should react to two videos of live performances of hers: "Me Quedo Contigo" at the GOYA Awards, and "De Plata" Directo en Sevilla. Not the video of the song, but rather the live performance Directo en Sevilla. Her vocals in both of them will blow you away.
Check out her performance at the Goya performance at the Goya awards!! Singing 'Me quedo contigo'. Breathtaking.
You guys, are lovely, just so you know 😘
Your so sweet, thank you ❤❤❤
Jajaja sus reacciones fueron increíbles jajaja quedaron como paralizadas jaja, como que no sabían que pasó, jaja me encantan son unas genias! Besos desde Argentina 😘
Jajaja, gracias y besos!! ❤❤❤
Jajajaj wooww es la primera vez que me dan un corazón y me comenta algo un youtuber 😆😆muchas gracias, e encanta verlas 👏👏😘
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She SENSED it was a banger... and she was right!
lol, I know when something is going to be crazy good!!!
What's the meaning of "banger" in that context?
Anonymous V a very cool song
@@carmelaperezlobato431 okk, thank you so much!
Anonymous V no problem amiguita
glad to see yall reacting to this track, the whole album a hit, love your videos and a sub from me.
Yes this song is really good, and thank you so much!!
This song is the first chapter of a whole story. Her whole album tells a story: each song is a chapter (capítulo). The story is about a girl who gets married, and the marrige ends up being toxic... This song's meaning is: there's something reeeaaally bad coming.
The second chapter is the wedding, in which the lyrics literally say: "if there's anyone against (the wedding), don't rise the voice so that the bride doesn't hear it. It also says: the ring shone like a blade.
❤👏🌟Hola amigas que copadas son !!, genias !!,
I love your reactions!! Hope you enjoy the other videos that she has released
Thank you so much, and we plan on watching more!!!
I got faith in my people❤️
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Probably you didn't understand the symbolism of the images. Try to imagine in the 60's young black people from New Orleans and young cajoon familes from the rural areas and swamps from deep Lousiana migrating to work in the new industrial plants in Detroit and living togheter in the skid rows areas around. The video shows that cultural and musical mixing 60 years after in Spain
I mean ... that was my EXACT reaction: jaw drop. silence. "wow".
este video es un poema visual .palabras de rosalia estoy totalmente de acuerdo
Thank you for loving her!
yass girls!! such an amazing song and video!!
Thank you for watching!!!
I love this reaction !!!💗
Thank you so much!!!
Listen pienso en tu mirá. I love the thought they love our songs.
The song and the meaning are amazing😍
Rosalía es maravillosa.
this is the best video of ur channel baes!!
Rosalía es arte. Escuchen el disco entero porque es una puta locura.
Please react to her cover of hija de Juan Simón or Aunque es de noche !!! Kisses from Spain 🇪🇸
Actually the song is about a relationship that one feels goes wrong from the very start. "Malamente" is also known as "Premonition".
Plus, all the songs of Rosalia's concept album "El Mal Querer" ("The Bad Loving") are following a logical, story-like plot where "Malamente" is chapter 1.
Thank you so much for commenting, this helped a lot. We will be sure to check out the next chapters!!!
@@NuetralCodeMusic You're welcome. If you need any help on translating the lyrics, please feel free to ask 😄
That is a conceptual album, it is based in "La flamenca". A history of machism.
Her vocals & the beats she interjects are specifically sounds from Spanish gypsy culture.
If you are impressed by her vocals, you should hear David Bisbal. He a Spaniard who uses that same vibrato vocalization which is central to the gypsy/flamenco sound.
If you checkout a flamenco performance, you’ll recognize the typical clapping & vocal sound these artists have borrowed from in their songs.
Love your reaction girls! ❤️