This song is about “la llorona” or the “weeping woman”. It’s a Latin American folklore about a woman who was left by her husband so in a fit of rage and grief she drowns her two sons. She is then doomed to walk the earth, typically around river beds, in search for her children. It is said that if you hear or come near her, bad luck will come your way.
SORRY BUT NOT. THIS SONG IS NOT ABOUT THAT HORRIBLE AND EVIL GHOST. ITS ABOUT A LIVING WOMAN WHO IS SUFFERING AND CRYING FOR SOME REASON. THE WORD "LLORONA" IS A QUALIFYING ADJECTIVE IN SPANISH.
The Story Alejandra is sharing is mostly how I have heard. And if I'm not mistaken, out of that spooky story, the original song is inspired. And remade through time, and maintaining the strong rich Mexican culture that makes many of us Mexicans so emotionally attached to our culture. We love it's poetic beauty and it's very valuable to us.
The song has different verses depending on the regional version you get it from in Mexico. La llorona is more of a tragic figure: according to most versions of the legend she was a woman who was the lover of a Spanish noble man who left her to marry a Spanish noblewoman. La llorona, in her despair, lost her mind and drowned her children she had with that man in a river. when she came to her senses, she realized what she did and then completely lost it and killed herself. Now her spirit wanders the streets at night crying and looking for her children. If you hear her cries, you must run away as she brings misfortune and even death. She may also kidnap children she finds at night confusing them with her own kids.
Her talent comes from a line of talented artist. Her father is a famous singer, and her father's parents are famous singers and actors. She looks just like her grandmother, the great Flor Silvestre ( known for her huskie sexy voice).
Actually she was 14 when she recorded this! Youngest ARTIST to be nominated for LATIN GRAMMY! I can't sing either,but I PLAY this song on my FLAMENCO/CLASSICAL GUITAR all the TIME GREAT REACTION♥️🇺🇸🇲🇽🎼😍
Got it right, it is about Death. This song uses the figure of "la llorona" ( the one that cries) as a representation of death but it shows the beauty of the dichotomy of existence: life & death. If you live, at some point you have to die. If you experience the beauty of life you will experience the beauty of death. So simple and complicated at the same time
In the Spanish language when two letter "L" are together is makes the "Y" sound so Llorona is pronounced "Yo-rona". Check out Kendrick Lamar- Keisha's Song. Great storytelling skill and it's a deep story he tells. Much love and respect.
They say that when the "La Llorona" "appears" to you and takes you to the river, it is because you are going to die. When she follows La Llorona through an altar of the dead, there is no one but the two of them, she takes her to the river and appears as "Catrina" means that she has already died ...On the way back, when passing by the same altar of the dead, there are all those souls who that day go out to eat, drink and dance, because that is how we celebrate them in Mexico and when they enter the church they take the flower from the coffin and if you notice, at moving the camera no longer appears, because ... it has already become La Llorona
This song has a cultural meaning to us Mexicans as we celebrate dia de los muertos after Halloween if u like her u gotta listen to her grandpa Antonio Aguilar
Hi Doc. I just seen this im new to your ch she also sings some of selena's songs check them out. Yes Angela has a beautiful voice she's made me cry a few times. I'm also a BIGGG Seleba fan.. Love your ch much love to you! 😘
Comes from a family of great singers. Her grandparents, Antonio Aguilar & Flor Silvestre. Her brother Leonardo Aguilar. Her uncle Antonio Aguilar and her Father Pepe Aguilar.
Lovely song, very haunting. May I recommend reacting to the 2019 Grammy performance she did with Aida Cuevas and Natalia Lafourcade. You can hear the different takes on the song.
So the song is based around the Oaxacan version of La Llorona’s story, which has a lot less child murdering and a lot more romance and tragic love, to my understanding. This song is someone calling out to her, remembering her in a vey bittersweet way, wanting her back but implying she’s gone for good.
La llorona is an urban legend in Mexico, when she appeared to you it was because "she was taking you", that is, you were going to die, the whole scene is on the Day of the Dead, where we Mexicans celebrate death
She is Amazing, DNA had tons to do with it as she comes from Mexican Music Royalty. She however is talented all on her own. The translation is wrong. Lol
I just wrote my commemt when you asked about the song was about. It's about a very SAD MEXICAN FOLKLORE about a MOTHER who lost her children in the RIVER & SHE MOANING & HURTING,& needs join her children in death.♥️🇺🇸🇲🇽🎼😍
At the beggining of the video she die, you can see her in the bed fall a sleep and then she woke up in a strange place outside of the church (just when she see "La Llorona"), she follow her and start to notice that her skin change to skull, at the end she figured out that SHE IS DEAD, Angela dies in the night and woke up in the other world and her coffin is empty because she is walking around into the flowers and colors of dead
Aquello es el mundo de los muertos bueno que sepa el mundo de los muertos y los vivos creo que quiere que lo lleve en el más allá esta tipa supuestamente hay Salud desde México 🇲🇽
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She comes from a line of great singers, grandfather Antonio Aguilar, grandmother Flor Silvestre, father Pepe Aguilar
This song is about “la llorona” or the “weeping woman”. It’s a Latin American folklore about a woman who was left by her husband so in a fit of rage and grief she drowns her two sons. She is then doomed to walk the earth, typically around river beds, in search for her children. It is said that if you hear or come near her, bad luck will come your way.
SORRY BUT NOT. THIS SONG IS NOT ABOUT THAT HORRIBLE AND EVIL GHOST. ITS ABOUT A LIVING WOMAN WHO IS SUFFERING AND CRYING FOR SOME REASON. THE WORD "LLORONA" IS A QUALIFYING ADJECTIVE IN SPANISH.
@@Guarrillo999 yeah lol...this song isn’t about the ghost at all.
@@Guarrillo999 that’s where ur wrong it’s about Mexican folktale la llorona
The Story Alejandra is sharing is mostly how I have heard. And if I'm not mistaken, out of that spooky story, the original song is inspired. And remade through time, and maintaining the strong rich Mexican culture that makes many of us Mexicans so emotionally attached to our culture. We love it's poetic beauty and it's very valuable to us.
Cielo Rojo de Angela Aguilar 😊😊
The song has different verses depending on the regional version you get it from in Mexico. La llorona is more of a tragic figure: according to most versions of the legend she was a woman who was the lover of a Spanish noble man who left her to marry a Spanish noblewoman. La llorona, in her despair, lost her mind and drowned her children she had with that man in a river. when she came to her senses, she realized what she did and then completely lost it and killed herself. Now her spirit wanders the streets at night crying and looking for her children. If you hear her cries, you must run away as she brings misfortune and even death. She may also kidnap children she finds at night confusing them with her own kids.
Her talent comes from a line of talented artist. Her father is a famous singer, and her father's parents are famous singers and actors. She looks just like her grandmother, the great Flor Silvestre ( known for her huskie sexy voice).
Actually she was 14 when she recorded this! Youngest ARTIST to be nominated for LATIN GRAMMY! I can't sing either,but I PLAY this song on my FLAMENCO/CLASSICAL GUITAR all the TIME
GREAT REACTION♥️🇺🇸🇲🇽🎼😍
She was actually 14 when she recorded this video, and yes is her at the end, and yes is about dead
❤❤ She is a beautiful singer ❤❤❤
She was 14 at the time. Saludos!!
She’s an amazing amazing, singer. She sang at the Grammys last year.
Got it right, it is about Death. This song uses the figure of "la llorona" ( the one that cries) as a representation of death but it shows the beauty of the dichotomy of existence: life & death. If you live, at some point you have to die. If you experience the beauty of life you will experience the beauty of death. So simple and complicated at the same time
Yes it is her. She comes from a very talented family and I recommend you react to her version of lady Gaga's song Shallow. Hello from Mexico😘😘😘😘
In the Spanish language when two letter "L" are together is makes the "Y" sound so Llorona is pronounced "Yo-rona".
Check out Kendrick Lamar- Keisha's Song. Great storytelling skill and it's a deep story he tells. Much love and respect.
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More like J sound than Y but I'm Ecuadorian so my pronunciation may differ from yours
They say that when the "La Llorona" "appears" to you and takes you to the river, it is because you are going to die. When she follows La Llorona through an altar of the dead, there is no one but the two of them, she takes her to the river and appears as "Catrina" means that she has already died ...On the way back, when passing by the same altar of the dead, there are all those souls who that day go out to eat, drink and dance, because that is how we celebrate them in Mexico and when they enter the church they take the flower from the coffin and if you notice, at moving the camera no longer appears, because ... it has already become La Llorona
😅😂🤣👏👏👏👏👏 love your reaction to this song
This song has a cultural meaning to us Mexicans as we celebrate dia de los muertos after Halloween if u like her u gotta listen to her grandpa Antonio Aguilar
Hi Doc. I just seen this im new to your ch she also sings some of selena's songs check them out. Yes Angela has a beautiful voice she's made me cry a few times. I'm also a BIGGG Seleba fan.. Love your ch much love to you! 😘
Comes from a family of great singers. Her grandparents, Antonio Aguilar & Flor Silvestre. Her brother Leonardo Aguilar. Her uncle Antonio Aguilar and her Father Pepe Aguilar.
Lovely song, very haunting. May I recommend reacting to the 2019 Grammy performance she did with Aida Cuevas and Natalia Lafourcade. You can hear the different takes on the song.
So the song is based around the Oaxacan version of La Llorona’s story, which has a lot less child murdering and a lot more romance and tragic love, to my understanding. This song is someone calling out to her, remembering her in a vey bittersweet way, wanting her back but implying she’s gone for good.
Your reaction is awesome 😂😅🤣👍
La llorona is an urban legend in Mexico, when she appeared to you it was because "she was taking you", that is, you were going to die, the whole scene is on the Day of the Dead, where we Mexicans celebrate death
The original sang by Chavela Vargas is amazing. Chavela had the heart and soul behind her songs.
She is Amazing, DNA had tons to do with it as she comes from Mexican Music Royalty. She however is talented all on her own. The translation is wrong. Lol
I just wrote my commemt when you asked about the song was about. It's about a very SAD MEXICAN FOLKLORE about a MOTHER who lost her children in the RIVER & SHE MOANING & HURTING,& needs join her children in death.♥️🇺🇸🇲🇽🎼😍
A lot of love and discipline too
She comes from a Mexican royalty of singers.….
muito bom !!!
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To understand this song, search la leyenda de la Llorona. (llorona tale) then you'll understand. 😊
She's great
React to Angela Aguilar “ Shallow “
At the beggining of the video she die, you can see her in the bed fall a sleep and then she woke up in a strange place outside of the church (just when she see "La Llorona"), she follow her and start to notice that her skin change to skull, at the end she figured out that SHE IS DEAD, Angela dies in the night and woke up in the other world and her coffin is empty because she is walking around into the flowers and colors of dead
Can you do her cover of the song shallow?
Remember that Double LL sounds like J. Llorona= jorona
good reaction bro.
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Aquello es el mundo de los muertos bueno que sepa el mundo de los muertos y los vivos creo que quiere que lo lleve en el más allá esta tipa supuestamente hay Salud desde México 🇲🇽
Check out the movie LA LLORONA you might understand a lil about the llorona
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She was 14 in that video
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It is her
You should watch her version of Lady Gaga’s “Shallow” and react to it please!!! It will blow your mind!!
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