When you are a Portuguese who couldn't step in her land for 2 years and get to see this... and then you just tear up because this is yours and you didn't know you missed your roots to this extent.
@@starvortex9 Trauma and defeat? Actually is about destiny, saudade (unique portuguese word but its not nostalgy, saudade is something more profound), yes sadness, happiness, inner strugle and hope..
@@Notwoke90 No, its not only because of that.... Its about fate and destiny and strugle, and our soul, about the people, the sea, the land, joy and sadness, hope, saudade, feelings...life and death! Its way more complex than that.. And there are several types of Fado!..
Dulce Pontes, one of the most wonderful Portuguese voices in the world. This theme portrays the feeling of love of the Portuguese people for the sea and everything it represents in our history. Dulce was the singer that Ennio Morricone chose for many of his themes, more needless to say, about this unique voice with a fado flavor and some Arabic sounds (people that invaded the territory of the Iberian peninsula, where Spain and Portugal are today in the year 711). Wonderful Dulce Pontes! Thank you for this reaction that meant a lot to me.
Completamente de acordo! Estou mesmo feliz por ela estar de volta. Mas intrigado por ainda não lhe estarem a dar o devido valor... Continuam a querer abafa-la?
It's a matter of industry only... We all are her fans. Let's make the industry deal with they're garbage and give us all the opportunity to have a real Diva!
She's impressive when singing Fado. She's probably the most amazing Portuguese singer nowadays. I've seen her live twice and when you are seeing and listening to her... is an indescriptible feeling which makes you cry and laugh at the same time. In a simple word: UNBELIEVABLE.
I’m Mexican-American and became a fan of fado through Carminho years ago. I saw her live in Mexico in 2022 and going to see her in Los Angeles in 2023 ❤ I would still like to see Ana Moura and Sara Correia
Canção do Mar was first sung by Amália Rodrigues. Dulce Pontes just recorded a version of it in 1993 which became more popular than the original Fado version.
@@plastic2oil está a confundir esta canção com "Barco Negro", essa sim uma versão de Amália de "Mãe Preta", e também com uma versão da Dulce Pontes (de "Mãe Preta", não de "Barco Negro")
That bit ' nao vou ao mar ... cruel ' (I don't go to the cruel sea) sounds like an ocean wave breaking on the beach. This song is definitely all about the sea
Exactly. One of the more impactful things is that while she uses the ocean as a metaphor for her emotions, her voice is an instrument that represents the ocean perfectly, along with the actual instruments. It's impossible not to get goosebumps even after years of listening to this song repeatedly! I'm so grateful to see vocal coaches from abroad giving it recognition years after. It warms my heart! Thank you, Sam! ❤️
Portuguese pride! She is very underrated all over the world but for me she’s one of the best singers I’ve ever heard. She’s also very humble not a star looking lady. Dulce Pontes is absolutely amazing. Congrats from Portugal
Wow Dulce Pontes! You take me back so many years! This concert is in Greece for sure for I recognize the pianist. Heriodion I believe under the Acropolis. She has done a lot of songs with Ennio Morricone as well!
This was the ending theme of that incredible movie Primal Fear, with Richard Gere and Edward Norton. I guess Richard Gere or someone else were mesmerised by the eeriness of the sound and thought it fit well with the story, at least that's what I heard.
Thank You (that was the title of the film) I heard this song years ago but forgot the film (nice film but I was blown away by the music) and ever since that moment i've been a fan of Dulce Pontes
When you hear fado, you have a powerful individual experience. At the same time you see everyone having the same experience and that gives you a collective experience. You don't need to know portuguese language to feel fado, but with this knowledge you can understand why she is more aggressive in that part or more soft in another. For example in the chorus she always say the word cruel in a very intense way.
Best Portuguese singer... EVER! Por muito que ache a Amália uma cantora excepcional, a Dulce está noutro patamar. Uma das melhores cantoras da história contemporânea mundial.
Compreendo o que diz mas para mim a melhor cantora portuguesa de todos os tempos foi Amália Rodrigues. Com a idade a voz da Amália foi perdendo qualidades como é normal. Mas depois a melhor voz não só portuguesa como da lusofonia é a voz de Teresa Salgueiro dos Madredeus.
@@mariajulietacordeiro5938 Amália está num patamar inalcançável . Amália era voz mas também autora de poemas intemporais e cantou por todo o mundo e em vários idiomas. Era única e sempre será. Mas a Teresa Salgueiro vem logo a seguir. Nem vale a pena falar na formação clássica ou no conservatório de música. Se ouvirmos com atenção a Teresa Salgueiro é praticamente impossível identificar erros técnicos . Ela em conjunto com os músicos (Madredeus) parecem um único instrumento tal a perfeição.
Veja também a canção da Dulce Pontes : Amor a Portugal , que foi cantada no dia de Portugal, vai-se arrepiar todo !! faz até chorar as pedras da calçada!! Esta cantora é espectacular !
No they aren't. The real power of this song are the lyrics. The music, the voice, all the performance is poweful, but what puts this song on Another level is the lyrics. Só powerful, so poetic, that is a shame that if you are not portuguese, you can't really understand it. Even if you find a translation, i think it's Impossible to translate the real power and beauty of the lyrics in portuguese.
@@Kalangakalell acho que tem muito a ver com as novelas, agora nem tanto mas á uns anos novelas brasileiras davam todos os dias na televisão o que ajuda no entendimento da pronuncia
I am Portuguese and have listened to Dulce live but I am so impressed with your reaction. I really appreciate how you picked up on the precious subtleties from her singing and were able to explain how her skill empowers this song. Dulce is a Queen. And you are so amazing.
Hello! You should listen to an album She has, named FOCUS with Ennio Morricone. It's a masterpiece. Ennio used to say She had the most beautiful colorata voice in the world.
One of my sorrows was not to be able to see ennio morricone concert in Lisbon on is goodbye tour. I'm not sure if it end up to be cancelled. Soon after he died. I knew it would be a one chance thing. Now... no more. Soon after Covid closed all shows and concerts for all performers. So when you have a chance just take it. Money is just money comes and goes. Watching good performers is a priviledge.
So nice to see a Portuguese artist reaction again. Not many around. As other have mentioned, Teresa Salgueiro would also be an excellent choice for future reactions.
Grande voce grande canzone.. Ho sentito questa canzone circa 17 anni fa quando ero in Portogallo, Espinho se non mi sbaglio.... Meraviglioso! Meraviglioso!
It is not Spain indeed, but it is not Lisbon either. It's the Odeon of Herodes Atticus under the ancient rock of the Acropolis, Athens, this one: images.app.goo.gl/4HwVSgHQGvp2ZY5s8
I heard this song 2 days ago and I'm so captivated. She tugs at the strings of my heart with her gorgeous voice and outpouring of emotions. I find myself listening to this over and over.
Hi! I'm very glad that you react to one of the greatest female singers of my country... Dulce is really amazing and I'm very proud that she is Portuguese. A very small country, but, with a great talent also! Thank you for your video. 🇵🇹
So the translation of this song is "Song of the ocean" and I feel that she almost replicates a wave motion and the rhythm of the ocean (calm and sudden turbulence) with her performance, it's truly amazing! Thank you for listening to her performance :)
Letras Fui bailar no meu batel Além do mar cruel E o mar bramindo Diz que eu fui roubar A luz sem par Do teu olhar tão lindo Vem saber se o mar terá razão Vem cá ver bailar meu coração Se eu bailar no meu batel Não vou ao mar cruel E nem lhe digo aonde eu fui cantar Sorrir, bailar, viver, sonhar contigo Vem saber se o mar terá razão Vem cá ver bailar meu coração Se eu bailar no meu batel Não vou ao mar cruel E nem lhe digo aonde eu fui cantar Sorrir, bailar, viver, sonhar contigo Fonte: LyricFind
As Portuguese I consider listen fado as a spiritual cleansing, a place beyond music! More than a artist singer , Dulce Pontes is an channel through Portuguese souls💋
Thank you for this reaction! I am Portuguese and I love Dulce and Marisa. We will always have the queen of Fado, Amalia Rodriquez, but these women are amazing. This titel is "song about the sea" Portugal is depending a lot on the ocean for fishing. The ocean gives and takes. Many fishermen died on the wild Atlantic ocean. It is a very emotional song, like every Fado song. The "hyper performance" ") is Fado and Portuguese people are very emotional people. It is no shame to cry or to express grieve, unlike Holland where I live. So what for Western people seems over performing, are true deep emotoins. Fado is al about that. Marisa Live in Lisboa :"Genta de minha terra" sings beautiful but gets extremely emotional playing that very important Fado song for her own audience in beautiful Lisboa. She has to get herself back and does it in a way you will get goose bumps all over your body.
Memorable! I attended this gig with my sister, as it took place in my hometown. Truly unforgettable. Her voice is so beautiful, emotional, powerful and out of this world.
Dulce Pontes is definitely a legend and one of the most talented Portuguese singers of all times. I love her voice. There’s this song called “Ondeia”, which is basically vocalizations from beginning to end, but the vocal dynamics are one of the most beautiful things I’ve ever heard. I’ll share the link in a second. Totally worth watching, Sam. And great job with the videos. I love watching them. They are fun, entertaining, and educational.
“Ondeia” “as maos que trago” “lagrima Dulce Pontes she has smooth and strong balance and voice. I hear pontes in Thessaloniki... by the way this concert is in the Herodes Atticus in Athens in acropolis “Parthenon” and pianist is Stefanos Korkoles
Our Dulce Pontes is really unique! Noone else sings like her, in Portugal, at least. We have great fado singers, but she's just one of a kind. Unfortunately, she hardly appears on our tv screens or our radio stations. This was her biggest hit and it's like she vanished from Earth a few years latter. So sad that we don't get to hear her more... And I don't understand why. Mariza is one of our most cherished fado singers and we watch and hear her sing in a pretty regular basis. Don't know why it doesn't happen with Dulce...
It's not the same, but here are the translated lyrics for those who want it: I went to dance in my boat Beyond the cruel sea And the sea roaring Say I went to steal The peerless light Your look so beautiful Come and find out if the sea is right Come and see my heart dance If I dance in my boat I'm not going to the cruel sea And I don't even tell you where I went to sing Smile, dance, live, dream of you Come and find out if the sea is right Come and see my heart dance If I dance in my boat I'm not going to the cruel sea And I don't even tell you where I went to sing Smile, dance, live, dream of you
❤️❤️❤️❤️ I'm so proud of poets, musicians, composers and singers of my country! It's really an experience, like you said! Thanks, you can understand what I meant.
She is one of our best! This song was first sung by Amalia Rodrigues and then Dulce, can't say who wore it best. It represents us as a country, as people, as a culture. So very underrated, voices and melodies. Portugal's culture needs more viewing. Thank You for doing this one!
Why is this not pure fado? Because she is using more then the fado guitar while singing. Dulce pontes is the most popular fado singer in the world lol What u talkin about?
@@brunoduarte7532 quando a Amália começou, também ela inovou e na altura, bem no seu início, foi criticada pelos que já tinham mais anos que ela no meio artístico. Até por cantar poetas, como Fernando Pessoa ou Alexandre O'Neil, foi criticada. Amália foi pioneira ao introduzir trinados de flamenco e diferentes arranjos de corda, que hoje são comuns. É indiscutível a qualidade de Amália e a importância que ela teve na elevação do fado a nível mundial, mas se alguém que se aproxima de Amália é sem dúvida a Dulce Pontes. Ambas mulheres com alma de fado, com qualidade e técnica artística, mulheres corajosas e empoderadas que lutaram pela sua genuinidade e pela sua arte. Elas duas são do melhor que há no fado. Há muitos tipos de fado e todos eles são fado. De Coimbra, Porto, Lisboa, corrido, canção, à desgarrada,... Todos são puro fado.
@@johng.8576 its a purist thing. Dulce pontes is a perfect singer, but true Fado is about guitars and voice (preferably without a microphone). Thats the pure form of fado. But this is the best variation possible from it. Its so great!
She's a great singer, since the beginning of her career. I just love the way she sings from her soul. She mixes our Portuguese Fado with her own singular way of singing.
YES! One of my favorite Song! This song & Her voice has such a power, passion, Deep sorrow, emotions & Soul in it! 🙏🏻 Thank you for your analysis & reaction!
I am SOOOO glad you love this! I loved in Lisbon (played in the Radio orchestra for 2 years...1971-2. ) Love the people, the food and the language. Fado means "fate" and really expresses the soul of the people. One thing I love about "fadistas" (singers of fado) is...the Portuguese language. It has the use of diphthongs, which, as you know, are a combination of 2 vowels, sliding into each other. For example, the ão, which as a sort of "ng" sound on the end. The Fado really milks this by remaining exactly in the middle of the two different sounds, that, perhaps in another language might be frowned upon, vocally. Kind of a language "blue note".
Hello!! Portugal has great voices, especially female voices. And Fado has brought supreme voices like Dulce Pontes, Mariza, Ana Moura or Teresa Salgueiro from the Madre Deus. In Spain there are also surprising voices such as Nino Bravo, a male singer who died in the 70s, but left impressive performances. I hope that one day you can react to Nino and also to a Spanish singer named Pastora Soler with the song (Quédate conmigo) Stay With Me, that she sang in the Eurovision contest in 2012, the power of her voice is extreme ... Greetings! 😊
@@josepinheiro1848 Olá, falo português 🤗 É verdade, grande Amalia, mas no meu comentário, específicamente, falei das cantantes que estão vivas... por exemplo, não falei de cantantes masculinos como Camané, e acho que Portugal têm grandes vozes masculinas também... Cumprimentos!! 😊
So happy to see you reacting to another Portuguese singer. I found you when you reacted to Mariza and have been watching your BTS analysis with interest. :) This song has its roots in Fado, but would probably not be considered true Fado, just as Dulce Pontes is not really considered a Fado singer. She has a vein of performance that traditional fado doesn't have. This song is very emotional and heartbreaking, and so her voice is at times drawing you in, at times a guitar (see her pluck the air with her fingers) and at time almost a wail. It was so nice to see you so drawn in, true manifestation that good music transcends all languages, races and barriers.
Amália Rodrigues was the greatest portuguese singer of all time. She was the Queen of Fado (the national song), and she had one of the best voice that you'll ever ear. She was so powerful and passionate and carried our portuguese soul in every word she sang. Check her out.
O que mais me impressiona, sao os russos cantando essa musica , vc pode procurar aqui no UA-cam e irá encontrar varios, inclusive de criancas, eu fiquei estupefato com a qualidade. Parabens aos Portugueses, essa semana mesmo eu mostrei essa bela canção a um amigo Escocês.
E os tugas todos com lágrima no olho e orgulho no peito a ver este vídeo 🇵🇹
E pele de galinha 😀é inevitável
Nem mais!
@Carolina Correia, eu chorei baba e ranho e arrepiei-me todinha 😢
@@mariamar2360 não fui a única!!! 😭❤️
@@littlesaviours1632 ❤️🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹
I had the pleasure of being part of her band for 5 gigs and I can assure you that she is one of a kind. A unique soul.
❤️❤️❤️ Obrigado
Grande Ricardo! Abraço
Das maiores vozes Portuguesas.
Linda
Wow!! That's amazing
Granda Ricardo
I'm Portuguese and this song still gives me goosebumps, its embeded in our history...
....in our history...
..in our history in our poorness too. Mais pobres que a Roménia sempre entretidos com o superficial.
@Stolen Comment Brigade Deves ser uma carinha laroca morcão
Beautiful song loved it the second I first watched the music video when I was a child
What is it about?
When you are a Portuguese who couldn't step in her land for 2 years and get to see this... and then you just tear up because this is yours and you didn't know you missed your roots to this extent.
Para manter a tradição:
PORTUGAL CARALHOOOO
🇵🇹❤️🤙🏻
kkkkkkkk mesmo
Estamos aiiiiiiii 🙌🏻
Pt bro
*caraças
This song represents what is most profound in the Portuguese soul.
Yep deep soul trauma, sadness, pain, nostalgia, suffering, defeat...
and joy, happiness, hope...
@@starvortex9 Trauma and defeat? Actually is about destiny, saudade (unique portuguese word but its not nostalgy, saudade is something more profound), yes sadness, happiness, inner strugle and hope..
@@search4financialfreedom426 its about trauma and defeit bc its about fishman dying in the sea. Part of our culture
@@Notwoke90 No, its not only because of that.... Its about fate and destiny and strugle, and our soul, about the people, the sea, the land, joy and sadness, hope, saudade, feelings...life and death! Its way more complex than that.. And there are several types of Fado!..
Dulce Pontes, one of the most wonderful Portuguese voices in the world. This theme portrays the feeling of love of the Portuguese people for the sea and everything it represents in our history. Dulce was the singer that Ennio Morricone chose for many of his themes, more needless to say, about this unique voice with a fado flavor and some Arabic sounds (people that invaded the territory of the Iberian peninsula, where Spain and Portugal are today in the year 711). Wonderful Dulce Pontes! Thank you for this reaction that meant a lot to me.
Your Love with Ennio is one of my favourite songs ever.
Completamente de acordo!
Estou mesmo feliz por ela estar de volta.
Mas intrigado por ainda não lhe estarem a dar o devido valor... Continuam a querer abafa-la?
Have you ever herd "Amor a Portugal" (the love to Portugal) ? From Dulce Pontes? It's ... amazing
Excelente explicação!
I believe Enio has some songs with Dulce or was it David Lynch on his music projects? I saw something a few years ago
Orgulho em ser portuguesa. A Dulce Pontes é de longe a melhor voz na história da música do nosso país. 🇵🇹
Eu acho meio overrated. É poderosa, mas n é a melhor.
If you like Mariza and Dulce Pontes, react to Madredeus.
Boa!
Grande Teresa salgueiro!
Oh não Madredeus não... Já chega de arrepios, mais um bocado e começo a pensar que estou doente 😂
@@cristianosantos4544 😂😂
Oh yes please!!! 😍😍😍😍💖
Teresa and madredeus were and are the best of all in Portugal in my opinion.
Insane voice! This is high high high level. Crazy voice control and breathing. Cheers from Portugal
É incrível não consigo ouvir sem chorar talvez por ser portuguesa!
hahah tambem eu ;_;
Nao é facil conter
Tem que ter um coração de pedra para ouvir essa música e não se emocionar. Palavras de um brasileiro.
OUTRO..E JA OUVI MAIS DE 10000 VEZES..NAO DA..E A NOSSA ALMA..O QUE SOMOS
O Brasil aplaudindo aqui esse prodígio 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Hi from Portugal. Glad you reacted to this song. She's a great Singer although I wish she received more recognition in her own country.
It's a matter of industry only... We all are her fans.
Let's make the industry deal with they're garbage and give us all the opportunity to have a real Diva!
She is valued in Portugal but she spent a load of time out of the country working with great professionals.
She's impressive when singing Fado. She's probably the most amazing Portuguese singer nowadays. I've seen her live twice and when you are seeing and listening to her... is an indescriptible feeling which makes you cry and laugh at the same time. In a simple word: UNBELIEVABLE.
Ela e a Marisa Liz na minha opinião. Alcance vocal enorme
I’m Mexican-American and became a fan of fado through Carminho years ago. I saw her live in Mexico in 2022 and going to see her in Los Angeles in 2023 ❤ I would still like to see Ana Moura and Sara Correia
🇵🇹 🇵🇹 🇵🇹 🇵🇹 🇵🇹
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Obrigado Dulce Pontes
Nós portugueses amamos-te muito também.
Na Expo 98 tornáste-te a
VOZ DE PORTUGAL.
Bem hajas sempre.
Because the lirics asks for it.
Herer in portugal we love and admire Her very much
Thank youfor honoring such a talent
She's singing to her love from a boat in the sea her voice are the waves and strength of the sea and of her heart
Her voice are the waves under a boat in the sea and inside her heart she's calling a love she misses beautiful
Canção do Mar was first sung by Amália Rodrigues. Dulce Pontes just recorded a version of it in 1993 which became more popular than the original Fado version.
This song was first performed by Tristão da Silva, not Amália.
Nao , esta cancao eh brasileira de 1943 como mae preta. Procura por mae preta tocantins
@@EgonSupreme a cancao foi primeiro gravada no brasil rm 1943. Em Portugal foi uma banda de cascais que primeiro a gravou
@@plastic2oil está a confundir esta canção com "Barco Negro", essa sim uma versão de Amália de "Mãe Preta", e também com uma versão da Dulce Pontes (de "Mãe Preta", não de "Barco Negro")
@@EgonSupreme Sim, ele está a confundir esta música, com "Barco Negro" que por acaso, a Dulce também canta.
Sou brasileiro mais voz da nossa irmão português e muito linda demais Dulce e maravilhosa.
"irmã"
Sim. Dulce é a nossa Diva. 😉
"Mas a voz da nossa irmã..." looolll
O que tem ser brasileiro ? XD uma coisa exclui a outra?
Abraço para o Brasil
Beautiful song/Linda canção
Greetings from cape verd 🇨🇻
That bit ' nao vou ao mar ... cruel ' (I don't go to the cruel sea) sounds like an ocean wave breaking on the beach. This song is definitely all about the sea
Yes she makes sounds that invoke men harsh voices and waves crashing
Exactly. One of the more impactful things is that while she uses the ocean as a metaphor for her emotions, her voice is an instrument that represents the ocean perfectly, along with the actual instruments. It's impossible not to get goosebumps even after years of listening to this song repeatedly! I'm so grateful to see vocal coaches from abroad giving it recognition years after. It warms my heart! Thank you, Sam! ❤️
Alguém - Dulce, que nuances e efeitos queres colocar na voz?
Dulce Pontes- Sim.
#Lenda
Portuguese pride! She is very underrated all over the world but for me she’s one of the best singers I’ve ever heard. She’s also very humble not a star looking lady. Dulce Pontes is absolutely amazing. Congrats from Portugal
The best among a lot of good ones. 😉
Please react AMOR A PORTUGAL from Dulce Pontes. Love it!
It's amazing!!!
Wow Dulce Pontes! You take me back so many years!
This concert is in Greece for sure for I recognize the pianist. Heriodion I believe under the Acropolis.
She has done a lot of songs with Ennio Morricone as well!
This is in Lisbon
Ennio Morricone spoke highly about her.
Yes in Athens and the pianist is a stefanos korkoles
@@bulletsfordinner8307 No, Is atheens
The greece one is a diferent one
Fado is the music that shows your more deep feelings, make you feel naked from your emotions, it’s power and delicacy at the same time!!!
A Dulce Pontes é simplesmente......maravilhosa.....
I'm Portuguese, and, for me, Dulce has the best voice this country has ever had! 👏👏
This was the ending theme of that incredible movie Primal Fear, with Richard Gere and Edward Norton. I guess Richard Gere or someone else were mesmerised by the eeriness of the sound and thought it fit well with the story, at least that's what I heard.
Thank You (that was the title of the film) I heard this song years ago but forgot the film (nice film but I was blown away by the music) and ever since that moment i've been a fan of Dulce Pontes
When you hear fado, you have a powerful individual experience. At the same time you see everyone having the same experience and that gives you a collective experience.
You don't need to know portuguese language to feel fado, but with this knowledge you can understand why she is more aggressive in that part or more soft in another. For example in the chorus she always say the word cruel in a very intense way.
So true
Best Portuguese singer... EVER! Por muito que ache a Amália uma cantora excepcional, a Dulce está noutro patamar. Uma das melhores cantoras da história contemporânea mundial.
Outros tempos, a Amália não teve os mesmos recursos...vozes muito diferentes, não façamos comparações! As duas são fantásticas à sua maneira🥰
Compreendo onde quer chegar, mas ouça Amália a cantar outras musicas que não Fado, como por exemplo "La Tarantella
". Ficará impressionado.
Compreendo o que diz mas para mim a melhor cantora portuguesa de todos os tempos foi Amália Rodrigues. Com a idade a voz da Amália foi perdendo qualidades como é normal. Mas depois a melhor voz não só portuguesa como da lusofonia é a voz de Teresa Salgueiro dos Madredeus.
Nem é possível comparar, não tem como. Agora que são duas vozes excepcionais, são em absoluto👌
@@mariajulietacordeiro5938 Amália está num patamar inalcançável . Amália era voz mas também autora de poemas intemporais e cantou por todo o mundo e em vários idiomas. Era única e sempre será. Mas a Teresa Salgueiro vem logo a seguir. Nem vale a pena falar na formação clássica ou no conservatório de música. Se ouvirmos com atenção a Teresa Salgueiro é praticamente impossível identificar erros técnicos . Ela em conjunto com os músicos (Madredeus) parecem um único instrumento tal a perfeição.
Veja também a canção da Dulce Pontes : Amor a Portugal , que foi cantada no dia de Portugal, vai-se arrepiar todo !! faz até chorar as pedras da calçada!!
Esta cantora é espectacular !
I like her voice and the duet she has with Andrea Botcheli.
Não há como não me arrepiar de cada vez que ouço esta obra d'arte!!! Porra Dulce Pontes... Coisa linda!
I think words are totally unnecessary and ineffective for such a performance! Truly breathtaking!
No they aren't. The real power of this song are the lyrics. The music, the voice, all the performance is poweful, but what puts this song on Another level is the lyrics. Só powerful, so poetic, that is a shame that if you are not portuguese, you can't really understand it. Even if you find a translation, i think it's Impossible to translate the real power and beauty of the lyrics in portuguese.
I’m Brazilian, my native language is portuguese, but I barely understand a word she sings . Even so I love it 🤷🏼♀️☺️
@@almahperditae I think you misunderstood the comment you replied to.
@@miscellaine Não é crítica nem nada, mas os Portugueses percebem mais o Português Br, que os Brasileiros os Português Pt.
@@Kalangakalell acho que tem muito a ver com as novelas, agora nem tanto mas á uns anos novelas brasileiras davam todos os dias na televisão o que ajuda no entendimento da pronuncia
I am Portuguese and have listened to Dulce live but I am so impressed with your reaction. I really appreciate how you picked up on the precious subtleties from her singing and were able to explain how her skill empowers this song.
Dulce is a Queen. And you are so amazing.
Hello! You should listen to an album She has, named FOCUS with Ennio Morricone. It's a masterpiece. Ennio used to say She had the most beautiful colorata voice in the world.
I was looking for this comment. So it was Ennio she had a project with. I thought I've heard her with David Lynch but maybe I'm confused
One of my sorrows was not to be able to see ennio morricone concert in Lisbon on is goodbye tour. I'm not sure if it end up to be cancelled. Soon after he died. I knew it would be a one chance thing. Now... no more. Soon after Covid closed all shows and concerts for all performers. So when you have a chance just take it. Money is just money comes and goes. Watching good performers is a priviledge.
I'm Portuguese and i get goosebumps every time I hear this song 😊♥️🇵🇹
Esta voz iluminada é a melhor e mais grandiosa expressão da alma Portuguesa Deus te Abençoe Dulce
This is more fado inspired, but still draws a tear out of my Portuguese eyes... 😢
In the name of Portugal THANKS!
I`m speechless about your comment and analisis.
You made me a PROUD Portuguese man.
Be blessed.
So nice to see a Portuguese artist reaction again. Not many around. As other have mentioned, Teresa Salgueiro would also be an excellent choice for future reactions.
Yes, Madredeus is a must....
Yes!!!
If you say "Dools Pontsh" you will say her name in portuguese perfectly ;)
Hahaha that’s a pretty accurate description Portuguese is HARD, this coming from a 1st generation Portuguese American who learned Spanish 1st.
Luís Miguel: 🤣🤣🤣
👌😄Never thought of that!
Nonsense
@@Nanubaby3385 If you learnt spanish first your family is not very Portuguese. 😂
Uma das melhores cantoras e artistas mundiais. Absolutely amazing singer. It is a whole world inside her. Portugal in her voice. So intense.
She is incredible, I am a fan. Thank you for your reaction and you make perfect sense.
Estou toda arrepiada! Fui invadida por esse mar cheio de emoções! Instrumental lindo! Que voz e que canção lindas!
You have to react to Amalia Rodrigues, "Barco Negro"... She was the greatest Fado singer ever
Grande voce grande canzone..
Ho sentito questa canzone circa 17 anni fa quando ero in Portogallo, Espinho se non mi sbaglio.... Meraviglioso! Meraviglioso!
@@awakenhistory molto bello il tuo paese, spero di tornare presto
I wish she would come to Ludlow Mass USA . I would love to see her in person her voice is so beautiful
Watch and learn, this is how you sings your feelings. In a single word FADO
isto não é fado... :/
I’m so Proud! ❤️🇵🇹❤️ Dulce Pontes uma das grandes vozes de Portugal
Portugal no seu melhor!🇵🇹 Dulce Pontes represents the best of all time singers that my country have. I cried obviously!!! 🇵🇹❤️❤️
This beautiful song was the soundtrack of the movie "primal fear", with Edward Norton and Richard Gere. Dulce Pontes is an amazing Portuguese singer!
The intro music was also used for a show called, ‘Southland’ I believe.
Que voz abençoada e preciso sentir o que canta E PRECISO SER PORTUGUESA que orgulho bem haja PORTUGAL
This was one of the main songs of the Primal Fear movie debuting Edward Norton.
Released by Amalia Rodrigues in 1955 and 1961. cover by Dulce in 1993
Sou brasileira, mas me emociona muito.
It's not the same place. Loreenna sang in Alhambra, Spain, And this is at Convento da Madre de Deus in Lisbon
It is not Spain indeed, but it is not Lisbon either. It's the Odeon of Herodes Atticus under the ancient rock of the Acropolis, Athens, this one: images.app.goo.gl/4HwVSgHQGvp2ZY5s8
I heard this song 2 days ago and I'm so captivated. She tugs at the strings of my heart with her gorgeous voice and outpouring of emotions. I find myself listening to this over and over.
Hi!
I'm very glad that you react to one of the greatest female singers of my country...
Dulce is really amazing and I'm very proud that she is Portuguese.
A very small country, but, with a great talent also!
Thank you for your video.
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I heard her song in a movie years ago and loved it. I then bought her cd. Her voice is incredible!!!
So the translation of this song is "Song of the ocean" and I feel that she almost replicates a wave motion and the rhythm of the ocean (calm and sudden turbulence) with her performance, it's truly amazing! Thank you for listening to her performance :)
Letras
Fui bailar no meu batel
Além do mar cruel
E o mar bramindo
Diz que eu fui roubar
A luz sem par
Do teu olhar tão lindo
Vem saber se o mar terá razão
Vem cá ver bailar meu coração
Se eu bailar no meu batel
Não vou ao mar cruel
E nem lhe digo aonde eu fui cantar
Sorrir, bailar, viver, sonhar contigo
Vem saber se o mar terá razão
Vem cá ver bailar meu coração
Se eu bailar no meu batel
Não vou ao mar cruel
E nem lhe digo aonde eu fui cantar
Sorrir, bailar, viver, sonhar contigo
Fonte: LyricFind
Impossível não ficar emocionado, sendo portuguesa, a sua voz nasceu para o mundo. 🌹
Portugal have amazing amazing artists. Presently Dulce Pontea is truly INCREDIBLE and an amazing representation of Portuguese music and soulful music
👏 Thank you for your reaction! This means alot to all portuguese people🇵🇹 I wish she had the deserved recognition as you just gave
As Portuguese I consider listen fado as a spiritual cleansing, a place beyond music! More than a artist singer , Dulce Pontes is an channel through Portuguese souls💋
Thank you for this reaction! I am Portuguese and I love Dulce and Marisa. We will always have the queen of Fado, Amalia Rodriquez, but these women are amazing. This titel is "song about the sea" Portugal is depending a lot on the ocean for fishing. The ocean gives and takes. Many fishermen died on the wild Atlantic ocean. It is a very emotional song, like every Fado song. The "hyper performance" ") is Fado and Portuguese people are very emotional people. It is no shame to cry or to express grieve, unlike Holland where I live. So what for Western people seems over performing, are true deep emotoins. Fado is al about that. Marisa Live in Lisboa :"Genta de minha terra" sings beautiful but gets extremely emotional playing that very important Fado song for her own audience in beautiful Lisboa. She has to get herself back and does it in a way you will get goose bumps all over your body.
Memorable! I attended this gig with my sister, as it took place in my hometown. Truly unforgettable. Her voice is so beautiful, emotional, powerful and out of this world.
Dulce Pontes is definitely a legend and one of the most talented Portuguese singers of all times. I love her voice. There’s this song called “Ondeia”, which is basically vocalizations from beginning to end, but the vocal dynamics are one of the most beautiful things I’ve ever heard. I’ll share the link in a second. Totally worth watching, Sam. And great job with the videos. I love watching them. They are fun, entertaining, and educational.
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I hope you like it. Dulce Pontes - Ondeia.
“Ondeia” “as maos que trago” “lagrima
Dulce Pontes she has smooth and strong balance and voice. I hear pontes in Thessaloniki...
by the way this concert is in the Herodes Atticus in Athens in acropolis “Parthenon” and pianist is Stefanos Korkoles
Our Dulce Pontes is really unique! Noone else sings like her, in Portugal, at least. We have great fado singers, but she's just one of a kind. Unfortunately, she hardly appears on our tv screens or our radio stations. This was her biggest hit and it's like she vanished from Earth a few years latter. So sad that we don't get to hear her more... And I don't understand why. Mariza is one of our most cherished fado singers and we watch and hear her sing in a pretty regular basis. Don't know why it doesn't happen with Dulce...
Ah caralho, até pinguei. Dass! Dá-lhes Dulce, patada no queixo.
Ahahahaha, muito bom.
It's not the same, but here are the translated lyrics for those who want it:
I went to dance in my boat
Beyond the cruel sea
And the sea roaring
Say I went to steal
The peerless light
Your look so beautiful
Come and find out if the sea is right
Come and see my heart dance
If I dance in my boat
I'm not going to the cruel sea
And I don't even tell you where I went to sing
Smile, dance, live, dream of you
Come and find out if the sea is right
Come and see my heart dance
If I dance in my boat
I'm not going to the cruel sea
And I don't even tell you where I went to sing
Smile, dance, live, dream of you
I love this beautiful song.
❤️❤️❤️❤️ I'm so proud of poets, musicians, composers and singers of my country! It's really an experience, like you said! Thanks, you can understand what I meant.
She is one of our best! This song was first sung by Amalia Rodrigues and then Dulce, can't say who wore it best. It represents us as a country, as people, as a culture. So very underrated, voices and melodies. Portugal's culture needs more viewing.
Thank You for doing this one!
Finally you react to Dulce pontes 😍😍🙌🙌🙌 next one.. Amor a Portugal (love to Portugal)
You are great 👌👌👌🤗🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹👍💋
Pele de galinha 100% garantido.
Adoro essa música 💖
How did I miss thiiiiiis, I didn't even wait for the video to end to comment because I already know I'll love it!
This song makes part of Primal Fear (1996) movie soundtrack.
And that's one hell of a movie. Edward Norton was amazing.
@@jet__girl true & Richard Gere also!!
Dulce Pontes is on another level!! I have seen her live, and it feels like her voice has some kind of effect in your emotions!!
This isn't pure Fado, but Dulce is a fantastic singer and artist... We are all very proud of having such an artist in our country
Why is this not pure fado? Because she is using more then the fado guitar while singing.
Dulce pontes is the most popular fado singer in the world lol
What u talkin about?
@@johng.8576 No this is not pure fado. And she is not the most popular fado singer. Amália Rodrigues was the all time fado queen. That is pure fado
@@brunoduarte7532 quando a Amália começou, também ela inovou e na altura, bem no seu início, foi criticada pelos que já tinham mais anos que ela no meio artístico. Até por cantar poetas, como Fernando Pessoa ou Alexandre O'Neil, foi criticada.
Amália foi pioneira ao introduzir trinados de flamenco e diferentes arranjos de corda, que hoje são comuns.
É indiscutível a qualidade de Amália e a importância que ela teve na elevação do fado a nível mundial, mas se alguém que se aproxima de Amália é sem dúvida a Dulce Pontes. Ambas mulheres com alma de fado, com qualidade e técnica artística, mulheres corajosas e empoderadas que lutaram pela sua genuinidade e pela sua arte. Elas duas são do melhor que há no fado.
Há muitos tipos de fado e todos eles são fado. De Coimbra, Porto, Lisboa, corrido, canção, à desgarrada,... Todos são puro fado.
@@johng.8576 its a purist thing. Dulce pontes is a perfect singer, but true Fado is about guitars and voice (preferably without a microphone). Thats the pure form of fado. But this is the best variation possible from it. Its so great!
@@GiselaMGPereira right! thank u 😁
She's a great singer, since the beginning of her career. I just love the way she sings from her soul. She mixes our Portuguese Fado with her own singular way of singing.
YES! One of my favorite Song! This song & Her voice has such a power, passion, Deep sorrow, emotions & Soul in it! 🙏🏻 Thank you for your analysis & reaction!
Fico muito emocionada, uma das melhores voz que já ouvi.
Damn... I'm Portuguese and this one still hits me every time... amazing!
I am SOOOO glad you love this! I loved in Lisbon (played in the Radio orchestra for 2 years...1971-2. ) Love the people, the food and the language.
Fado means "fate" and really expresses the soul of the people. One thing I love about "fadistas" (singers of fado) is...the Portuguese language. It has the use of diphthongs, which, as you know, are a combination of 2 vowels, sliding into each other. For example, the ão, which as a sort of "ng" sound on the end. The Fado really milks this by remaining exactly in the middle of the two different sounds, that, perhaps in another language might be frowned upon, vocally. Kind of a language "blue note".
Can you react to "O Pastor" by Madredeus?
Hello!! Portugal has great voices, especially female voices. And Fado has brought supreme voices like Dulce Pontes, Mariza, Ana Moura or Teresa Salgueiro from the Madre Deus. In Spain there are also surprising voices such as Nino Bravo, a male singer who died in the 70s, but left impressive performances. I hope that one day you can react to Nino and also to a Spanish singer named Pastora Soler with the song (Quédate conmigo) Stay With Me, that she sang in the Eurovision contest in 2012, the power of her voice is extreme ... Greetings! 😊
Hello Chesther, I thank you for praising our female voices but, I do not forgive you for not naming the best voice, Amália Rodrigues
@@josepinheiro1848 Olá, falo português 🤗 É verdade, grande Amalia, mas no meu comentário, específicamente, falei das cantantes que estão vivas... por exemplo, não falei de cantantes masculinos como Camané, e acho que Portugal têm grandes vozes masculinas também... Cumprimentos!! 😊
@@MCHESTEMM Ok cumprimentos.
So happy to see you reacting to another Portuguese singer. I found you when you reacted to Mariza and have been watching your BTS analysis with interest. :) This song has its roots in Fado, but would probably not be considered true Fado, just as Dulce Pontes is not really considered a Fado singer. She has a vein of performance that traditional fado doesn't have. This song is very emotional and heartbreaking, and so her voice is at times drawing you in, at times a guitar (see her pluck the air with her fingers) and at time almost a wail. It was so nice to see you so drawn in, true manifestation that good music transcends all languages, races and barriers.
Heart & Soul singing.. what else? thats Dulce Pontes^^
It is a shame that she has more love and recognition outside of Portugal than in her own country...
Infelizmente, porque aqui dão mais valor à "cultura" pimba.
@@filomenasilveira5798 infelizmente 😞
Os Santos da casa não fazem milagres 😢
WTF are you talking about? She is a local legend and I can think of nobody in Portugal that does not know or love her...
Chama-se ignorância cultural .
Aqui é só novelinha , big brother e benfica
Amália Rodrigues was the greatest portuguese singer of all time. She was the Queen of Fado (the national song), and she had one of the best voice that you'll ever ear. She was so powerful and passionate and carried our portuguese soul in every word she sang. Check her out.
O que mais me impressiona, sao os russos cantando essa musica , vc pode procurar aqui no UA-cam e irá encontrar varios, inclusive de criancas, eu fiquei estupefato com a qualidade. Parabens aos Portugueses, essa semana mesmo eu mostrei essa bela canção a um amigo Escocês.
She’s one of the biggest voices that ever lived, I saw one of her concerts and I can assure it’s life changing 😳😍😍
A Diva portuguesa.
É uma maravilha ouvi-la todos os dias.
Dulce és uma divindade nesta terra Portugal abençoada por Deus.
I loved the details of your reaction to Dulce Pontes! Obrigado!!!
Está música é profunda demais não dá para ouvir sem a lágrima no olho toca na alma e no coração.bjs de Portugal 🇵🇹
Dulce Pontes is Amazing!! I just lover!! I' m so Proud of her!💖 I' m from Portugal!🥰💖
Dulce Pontes is, IMO, the best female Portuguese voice ever.
My Mother is the best female Portuguese voice ever... specially when she calls me
AMÁLIA!!!
No! AMÁLIA!
I live you so much and love Dulce Pontes too. From Portugal❤❤❤