Эту песню Димаш поет на родном казахском языке . Столько грусти и печали , скорби звучит в песне, ведь расставание с родным человеком всегда печально и больно…❤️💕❤️💕❤️💕
Спасибо Вам большое за удивительные реакции на Димаша!! Думаю,Вам также понравится ,,Иканаиде" и ,,Самалтау" . Эти песни чем то похожи. Вы как профессионал непременно оцените! А также много много других удивительных песен великолепного Димаша!!!🙏
Кстати, бывает народ спорит, о "базовом" голосе Димаша (Тенор, Контр-тенор и т.д.) - как по мне, это хорошо видно в композициях, где он поет "для души", когда не ставит задачу показать весь свой диапазон, - у него тенор. Вот как в этой песне.
The composer that wrote the song about his sister, was Dimash’s mentor and teacher. He died of Covid and this was soon after, that he did this tribute. Dimash sang in a state of grief
BRAZIL - 😢😥The most emotional song Dimash sang; is a tribute to the great Kazakh composer Kenes Duisekeev, who passed away during the pandemic; victim of (Covid-19), and was also Dimash's teacher at college, there was a friendship between them and Dimash shows total emotion (see his eyes shining, almost in tears) his sincere facial expression, a beautiful, emotional tribute... . Thanks
That was his mentor who had passed away with covid ❤ the way you reacted to the song I had listened to that song a zillion time Still feel the same every time
Gracias gracias por seguir con DIMASH las canciones Kazajas tienen historias lugares leyendas y DIMASH le encanta transmitir las canciones sus trajes típicos sus instrumentos de su País te recomiendo Strenger desde Argentina saludos
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For me, this performance of Dimash is so raw with emotion, that I only listen to it when my feelings are as raw as those in the song. If that makes sense ❤❤❤❤
No extreme notes or vocal acrobatics yet is not as well known as others. It’s one of my favourites, Dimash was paying respect for a beloved tutor. Who died of covid. The pianist also was a student apparently
This performance is very sad, as it was in memory of his professor, Kenes Duisekeev, who died during the pandemic. And he is the one who wrote the song/music. The song was written by two people actually, the music by Kenes Duisekeev, and the poem by Kazakh poet Shomishpay Sariev.
would you be surprised to know that Michael Jackson is one of Dimash's top five idols? He even did a tribute to MJ at one of his concerts. He said that at times it feels like MJ is on the stage with him. There are a few videos where it is obvious MJ's influence, such as, give Me Your Love, Be With Me, and El Amor En Ti / Almaty Concert. That last song I think you will absolutely flip over. He even dances in "Give Me Your Love".
He lost his Teacher/Mentor Kenes Duisekeyev who wrote the music when he preformed this version. IT IS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL💔 It is in the Depths of an Old Soul that Gives This Kind of Beauty, the Ability to be Shared Honestly & Openly. The 🌎 Can See, Hear & Feel His Sorrow 🦌✨🤍✨🦌 🤍2U&ALLU🤍🦌🦌💫🌎🕊️✨🇺🇸
QARAGIM AY / MY DEAR More than 25 years ago, the poet Shomishpay Sariev wrote the lyrics of the song “Karagym Ay”. He wanted to dedicate a song to his daughter, who was getting married. The father puts his feelings and thoughts into the lyrics: how will the life of his daughter and her chosen one turn out, what awaits her? Talks with his daughter about the meaning of life. The poet points out, that the most important meaning of life is love. Life without love is empty. All the wealth accumulated over a lifetime is not worth even one day spent in love. The poet askes his friend, the famous composer Kenes Duisekeev, to write the music for the lyrics. The composer writes the music for the song, recalls his only sister, who did not have time to get married, because she died at the age of 19. Imagines what kind of feelings the father would have experienced if he married her to a man. Therefore, the song turned out not only about the poet’s daughter, who is getting married, but also about the composer's sister, who did not live up to her wedding. The song conveys sadness, the sadness of love which never had a chance to live. (Credits to Dimash Multicultural Club on Facebook) The composer is shown in the background and he died due to the virus in July 2020. He wasn’t only the composer of this song, he also was Dimash‘s teacher/mentor at university and a grandfatherly friend for him. Dimash sings this song so beautifully... in part like a grieving human, and in part like an angel giving someone a sendoff to heaven.
He sang this song before the writer's death. To me it's very remarkable how different those interpretations are. This version adds a kind of sadness which wasn't there before.
Grazie per la reazione. Se ti piacciono questo tipo di canzoni, proprio a "I'm a singer" pochi giorni fa ha cantato per la prima volta 'angel love'. A presto
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Marc Anthony is not Spanish, he is an American born in NY. His style is not Spanish either, clearly latin-american (his ancestors were from Puerto Rico). Nice reaction to a such beautiful song.
Hey Susanna, thanks. I am aware of his ancestry. We are actually from the same place. This is the reason why I loosely used the term "Spanish singers" because it is commonly used interchangeably amongst New Yorkers who occasionally use urban vernacular when referring to Latinos who speak Spanish. However, I appreciate you for sharing the facts!
@susannariera I understand and respect your perspective. I'm just sharing with you the culture of where I am from. Doesn't mean it's accurate, just commonplace to some in that region. All respect to you though and the beautiful people of Spain. 🙂
Dimash es único e incomparable ❤
thanks for riacshon ❤❤
Эту песню Димаш поет на родном казахском языке . Столько грусти и печали , скорби звучит в песне, ведь расставание с родным человеком всегда печально и больно…❤️💕❤️💕❤️💕
Спасибо Вам большое за удивительные реакции на Димаша!! Думаю,Вам также понравится ,,Иканаиде" и ,,Самалтау" . Эти песни чем то похожи. Вы как профессионал непременно оцените! А также много много других удивительных песен великолепного Димаша!!!🙏
Это мои любимые песни Димаша!)
Pieza bellísima, homenaje a su maestro. Sentimiento puro. Muchas Gracias 🎻🇪🇸
Thanks for being here!
Thank you for your reaction, Dimash is the king of emotions ❤❤❤
My pleasure! Thanks for being here!!
Кстати, бывает народ спорит, о "базовом" голосе Димаша (Тенор, Контр-тенор и т.д.) - как по мне, это хорошо видно в композициях, где он поет "для души", когда не ставит задачу показать весь свой диапазон, - у него тенор. Вот как в этой песне.
Hey there, Thanks for sharing!
The composer that wrote the song about his sister, was Dimash’s mentor and teacher. He died of Covid and this was soon after, that he did this tribute. Dimash sang in a state of grief
Thanks for your insight. The song conveys those emotions. 😊
Sicuramente una delle mie preferite 🇮🇹♥️🇰🇿
Dimash super mega talent ❤❤❤ pozdrawiam z Polski
MEGA indeed!!
Beautiful song and amazing Dimash ❤❤❤❤❤So emotional ❤❤
Yes, very emotional indeed!
Such a beautiful song. You have such a soothing speaking voice. Did you ever do radio?
Thank you so much. I work as a voice-over actor periodically but radio would be lovely. Bless you!🙂
Glad you asked him. I thought the same thing yesterday. 😊
I appreciate you. 🙏🏽
BRAZIL - 😢😥The most emotional song Dimash sang; is a tribute to the great Kazakh composer Kenes Duisekeev, who passed away during the pandemic; victim of (Covid-19), and was also Dimash's teacher at college, there was a friendship between them and Dimash shows total emotion (see his eyes shining, almost in tears) his sincere facial expression, a beautiful, emotional tribute... . Thanks
That was his mentor who had passed away with covid ❤ the way you reacted to the song I had listened to that song a zillion time Still feel the same every time
Wow! Thanks for sharing!
Gracias gracias por seguir con DIMASH las canciones Kazajas tienen historias lugares leyendas y DIMASH le encanta transmitir las canciones sus trajes típicos sus instrumentos de su País te recomiendo Strenger desde Argentina saludos
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For me, this performance of Dimash is so raw with emotion, that I only listen to it when my feelings are as raw as those in the song. If that makes sense ❤❤❤❤
That makes total sense. Thanks for sharing!
👋🇱🇻💔😭🕯🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🇰🇿
No extreme notes or vocal acrobatics yet is not as well known as others. It’s one of my favourites, Dimash was paying respect for a beloved tutor. Who died of covid. The pianist also was a student apparently
Yes, I agree. Less is more.
This performance is very sad, as it was in memory of his professor, Kenes Duisekeev, who died during the pandemic. And he is the one who wrote the song/music. The song was written by two people actually, the music by Kenes Duisekeev, and the poem by Kazakh poet Shomishpay Sariev.
Thanks for sharing!
would you be surprised to know that Michael Jackson is one of Dimash's top five idols? He even did a tribute to MJ at one of his concerts. He said that at times it feels like MJ is on the stage with him. There are a few videos where it is obvious MJ's influence, such as, give Me Your Love, Be With Me, and El Amor En Ti / Almaty Concert. That last song I think you will absolutely flip over. He even dances in "Give Me Your Love".
I'm not surprised at all but it makes total sense!!
heartbreaking 💔
@@monikazdanovcova8603 Totally...🥲
He lost his Teacher/Mentor Kenes Duisekeyev who wrote the music when he preformed this version.
IT IS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL💔
It is in the Depths of an Old Soul that Gives This Kind of Beauty, the Ability to be Shared Honestly & Openly.
The 🌎 Can See, Hear & Feel His Sorrow 🦌✨🤍✨🦌
🤍2U&ALLU🤍🦌🦌💫🌎🕊️✨🇺🇸
Beautiful. Thanks for sharing!
Dimash dedicate this song to his teacher he respects very much who died due to covid that's why he show more emotion in this performance. 😞😢
Beautiful. Thanks for sharing!
QARAGIM AY / MY DEAR
More than 25 years ago, the poet Shomishpay Sariev wrote the lyrics of the song “Karagym Ay”. He wanted to dedicate a song to his daughter, who was getting married. The father puts his feelings and thoughts into the lyrics: how will the life of his daughter and her chosen one turn out, what awaits her?
Talks with his daughter about the meaning of life. The poet points out, that the most important meaning of life is love. Life without love is empty. All the wealth accumulated over a lifetime is not worth even one day spent in love.
The poet askes his friend, the famous composer Kenes Duisekeev, to write the music for the lyrics. The composer writes the music for the song, recalls his only sister, who did not have time to get married, because she died at the age of 19.
Imagines what kind of feelings the father would have experienced if he married her to a man. Therefore, the song turned out not only about the poet’s daughter, who is getting married, but also about the composer's sister, who did not live up to her wedding. The song conveys sadness, the sadness of love which never had a chance to live. (Credits to Dimash Multicultural Club on Facebook)
The composer is shown in the background and he died due to the virus in July 2020. He wasn’t only the composer of this song, he also was Dimash‘s teacher/mentor at university and a grandfatherly friend for him.
Dimash sings this song so beautifully... in part like a grieving human, and in part like an angel giving someone a sendoff to heaven.
Thanks for sharing!
beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!!
I totally agree!
He sang this song before the writer's death. To me it's very remarkable how different those interpretations are. This version adds a kind of sadness which wasn't there before.
Oh wow, thanks for sharing!
Heartbreaking 💔 😢
Indeed!
Dimash is Dimash, but your voice, omg...you should read audiobooks with such a voice....
@VandaMuzikarova Thank you so much for the compliment. I truly hope opportunities like that come my way in the near future!
Grazie per la reazione. Se ti piacciono questo tipo di canzoni, proprio a "I'm a singer" pochi giorni fa ha cantato per la prima volta 'angel love'. A presto
I look forward to hearing it. Thank you for being here!
Since you like this song, I recommend that you react to his new song “angel love”. Thank you.
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Please React To Dimash kudaibergen _ Love is like a dream
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Marc Anthony is not Spanish, he is an American born in NY. His style is not Spanish either, clearly latin-american (his ancestors were from Puerto Rico). Nice reaction to a such beautiful song.
Hey Susanna, thanks. I am aware of his ancestry. We are actually from the same place. This is the reason why I loosely used the term "Spanish singers" because it is commonly used interchangeably amongst New Yorkers who occasionally use urban vernacular when referring to Latinos who speak Spanish. However, I appreciate you for sharing the facts!
@@Esjaetv it's like saying Elvis was British beacuse he sang in English, lol. I'm from Catalonia (spain) so I was like, nope, not at all.
@susannariera I understand and respect your perspective. I'm just sharing with you the culture of where I am from. Doesn't mean it's accurate, just commonplace to some in that region. All respect to you though and the beautiful people of Spain. 🙂