Frederik Steffensen Yeah don't believe everything you read. Whilst whistle register is used A LOT more frequently above D6, you can still get 5th octave whistles and 6th octave falsetto (the actual term is super head voice). Whistles are light and effortless (it feels like whispering, that sort of effortless). Xtina's "whistles" are far too heavy and she slides up from her head voice most of the time indicating super head voice (you cannot smoothly trabsition into whistle, there will always be a break). Look at Mariah Carey whistling then look at Xtina, Mariah's is light and airy and her facial expressions show ease yet Xtina has this heavy quality and shows a lot of effort getting up there. Therefore Xtina has no whistle. :)
Sorry but no. This is actually 100% belting. Ari doesn't belt 100% she supports with head voice pretty often. Tho I rly like ari's high notes there were only few singers whose careers were played on a 100% belting technique suchs as Whitney and Cristina. Mariah did on her begginings. Ari belts but is not a full belting technique she supports on head voice
Her studio F5, F#5, and G5 are like the best I'd ever heard.. now we all know she could barely do those notes live but those studio version are legit the best! It retains the tone and color of her voice.. some singers lose tone quality when hitting high belts.. I especially love her carwash belts! Its so underrated
Well, 'dreadful' technique yet 18 years later she's sustaining the same live performances she always has. Pretty long career for someone who was supposed to 'fry her vocal chords' back in 2000.
Few points:1. It doesn't change the fact she strains above a C5 and doesn't support a single note up there.2. She now lips the long E5 belt on Candyman and dodges many others that she didn't used to, so she's got a bit of damage.3. The only reason she's still got most of her range still intact is because she actually rarely sings compared to the BTB and Stripped era's. She's had an average of 4 year jumps between her last four albums, and I don't think she toured for her last too. So the only shows she's really been doing in the last 10 years is TV shows.4. She's had more vocal fails in the last few years than any other time in her career (and that's considering she hasn't done that many performances).5. She's 37, most singers who haven't done drugs or got nodules should still have an intact voice at that age, combined with the factors above. But I can't deny she's got a beautiful and youthful tone still
MysterMasquerade THAT WAS FUNNY, since Mariah is known for having one of the most beautiful voices in history. Xtina's voice is beautiful, when she doesn't strain, but nowhere near Mariah's.
Huh? Mariah Carey is always straining to sing her own songs. Have you seen what happened at the Dick Clark’s New Years event? The woman only sung one note and kept complaining how there were “technical difficulties” she was caught lip syncing? I don’t think you guys should say “christina sounds like a strained Mariah Carey” when Mariah has various straining issues as well? And she has for a very long time now. That doesn’t really make any sense. It seems hypocritical and pointless.
Ya know maybe her technique isn't as bad as people say I mean she has been pretty much consistent for 18 years. Pretty gpod for someone who's vocal chords were meant to go like 17 years ago
It’s really isn’t. Her voice is extremely beautiful. She only has two big problems. Low Larynx and Support issues. She doesn’t want to stop the low larynx sound because she likes it. That’s how she produces her growls and overall timbre. The support part is her just simply not knowing the fundamentals of using her diaphragm muscles to sing her notes. But even if she did, she still won’t be able to support bc lowering your larynx to hit any notes causes strain on your neck muscles. It all stems back to one thing, Christina simply wants to have the “Kermit the frog” and Etta James growling type of voice. Her natural voice in “Say Something” is very different from her false tone. Again, it’s her preference. Her voice = Her decision. Her critics use it against her but truth be told, I really believe that Christina just doesn’t care.
@@hannahthompson895 I have a question to ask you. How did you come up with all these nonsense? Having a low larynx doesn't help you at any point in growling, she uses here false cords for that like louis armstrong. So the whole point about it is pretty bullshit, sry for this. And then you come up with all these nonsense about the lack of diaphragmatic support. No one, not one professional singer does use anything else than breathing with abdominal muscles rather than breathing by moving his shoulders in the process. So how is it possible you speak for breath support. I get that you lack some knowledge but there is no point to confuse others with things that you either made up or heard from some youtube vocal coach. I do agree that many of the things she does are unique and stylistic but this doesn't mean she lacks vocal training. The case with her is that she possesses one of the strongest/biggest voices the world has ever seen. So the weight is carried as she ascends in pitch. The proof to all these things that I am saying is train your own voice and ask a good vocal coach that doesn't see things always one way.
Walking Death One of the “strongest” voices in the world? Why are you confusing people with the knowledge that you do not know. She does not have one of the strongest/biggest voices in the world. She has the most strained and damaged voice. Yeah, she sings lie that for style because that’s what she’s known for, but her voice is damaged because of it. She can barely hit anything about an Eb5 anymore. She doesn’t sing from her diaphragm whatsoever. Barely any of her notes are supported. The highest she can constantly support is a D4, WHICH IS BARITONE LEVEL SUPPORT!!! Christina is a good singer, but she’s not a vocalist. Don’t come at this guy from not knowing something, when you don’t know either.
She actually has pretty good technique your voice doesn't last 20 years with bad technique and obviously her voice is lasting... She would be better with some more support though
It’s funny that you say that, cause her voice actually hasn’t lasted. Of course, she’s still singing, but she’s not hitting high notes, or at least she barely is.
What?? She’s effortlessly sustaining mixed C#5s, D5s!!! And let’s not forget the effortless Eb5s she sang night after night, some pretty well mixed even, in It’s A Man’s World! She may not be hitting upper register notes but that’s okay if she’s slaying the mid belts.
Hunter X Hunter I did what you suggested. I watched her last tour’s vocals. It’s what I thought. She’s still straining all her notes, but her falsetto is still has beautiful as always🥰 but her Eb5s are being screamed out. She doesn’t have to keep that “iconic” voice. She could have changed technique a while ago. If you hear her speak, her voice is super light and high, but then she starts singing and it’s like it’s a different person. By the way, I was right about her voice not lasting. She didn’t even dare to go past an Eb5 and only did an Eb5 once.
Chahe Vartanian I love Xtina but she’s lost like a third of her range. After 20 plus years those notes should be effortless and come as easy as breathing to her. But she struggles on Eb5 and can barely hit E5 on a good day. She needs to prioritize rehabilitating her voice to get back what she lost
Her highest belted note she will attempt now is an E5, and they typically turn out strained Eb5 is her highest decent sounding belt D5 is her most reliable belt
She had a lot of potential in 2000 and 2001 ( Nobody Wants To Be Lonely vocals) to have a great technique and endless range but, didn’t quite want to, I think she enjoyed the rasp and brash sound of her belts. poor technique. Even still, she has sang some impressive riffs and especially falsetto notes, very pretty
Christina Aguilera é uma excelente soprano, mas ela não atinge notas na segunda oitava, todas as notas da segunda oitava estão "escondidas", o vocal range dela deveria ser: C3-G#5-Eb7, aliás amei o C#7 dela muito bom
Then she probably wouldn't be known for the unique sound she is now, she may have been one of the best vocalists but I love these not so perfect vocals of hers.
It would make a noticeable difference in her mixed register/belting range for sure, although I know she is still able to utilize at least part of that area of her voice.
@@henriquecordeiro2891 the C#7 was either pitched up in studio, or she strained like crazy to hit that because that wasn’t a whistle. And that Eb7 was literally just a scream
I have a question adn excuse my ignorance, I'm new at this. how come on the 4th octave we only showcase a few notes? I'm sure she can hit c4, e4, eb4, f4?
Jimmy gomez hey there. I choose not to showcase female notes from A3 to A4 because they are easy to hit. Even selena gomez could do them nicely (no disrespect). And also those notes will make my video about 2 to 3 mins longer.
04:04->"Make the world move" 04:11->"Nobody wants to be lonely" 04:15->"Car wash" 04:28->"We're a miracle" 04:32->"Emotional" 04:50->"Underappriciated" 04:53->"This year"
Hugo Santos I checked josh's music out and wow!! I cannot get over how scarily alike him and Xtina sound, even Last Dance sounds like it would fit in well with Lotus!
Hugo Santos there's some words that he sings where you can hear that it's him but I'm actually gobsmacked at how scarily alike they sound, but I agree that josh has a better belting technique! his C#5s sound much more effortless than hers :)
Best female singer of all time pop and rock, cheered with Sinead O'Connor, Bjørk, Siouxsie Sioux, and Beth Gibbons. In my upinion. Of whiteys 🤩💖💖💖💖 is that racist? Im joking. Im not racist. Honestly. 😊
This is so wrong, I just heard it for the first minute but almost all of the notes clasified as 3rd octave actually belong to the 4th octave, I mean c'mon how could she sing a G2? She is not an alto or a man. Just go to any keybord and check it out.
Her E5s are just 😵 I can't get enough
She doesn't have whistle registers.
It's just her amazing falsetto.
SilentAssassin01234 Everything above D6 counts as whistlenotes
Frederik Steffensen No it doesn't. Who told you that?
Trust me, I have whistle register and that is not the case.
SilentAssassin01234 I read it in a article about registers
Frederik Steffensen Yeah don't believe everything you read.
Whilst whistle register is used A LOT more frequently above D6, you can still get 5th octave whistles and 6th octave falsetto (the actual term is super head voice).
Whistles are light and effortless (it feels like whispering, that sort of effortless). Xtina's "whistles" are far too heavy and she slides up from her head voice most of the time indicating super head voice (you cannot smoothly trabsition into whistle, there will always be a break).
Look at Mariah Carey whistling then look at Xtina, Mariah's is light and airy and her facial expressions show ease yet Xtina has this heavy quality and shows a lot of effort getting up there. Therefore Xtina has no whistle.
:)
SilentAssassin01234 Okay :) Where can i read about that? :)
E5's were like her comfort zone. I like her F5's from 2001 though. So good, and those E6 in head voice are so pretty
They're falsetto :)
Shes sounds like a soprano
there is falsetto and headvoice she uses both
Imagine Christina singing Touch It by Ariana Grande. It would be amazing
Ruben Aleman what would she do when it came to belting lol, lower the octave?
@@iworshipgaysandsatan6822 yes I'm not sure Christina is able to reach a sustained G5
Clément Gaume yeah, not to mention the phrased belts in the 5th octave. Christina tends to struggle above d5 ish
@@iworshipgaysandsatan6822 your right tbh
Sorry but no. This is actually 100% belting. Ari doesn't belt 100% she supports with head voice pretty often. Tho I rly like ari's high notes there were only few singers whose careers were played on a 100% belting technique suchs as Whitney and Cristina. Mariah did on her begginings. Ari belts but is not a full belting technique she supports on head voice
Her studio F5, F#5, and G5 are like the best I'd ever heard.. now we all know she could barely do those notes live but those studio version are legit the best! It retains the tone and color of her voice.. some singers lose tone quality when hitting high belts.. I especially love her carwash belts! Its so underrated
YESSSSS
G2- 0:09
B4- 1:41
E5- 3:42
A5- 5:32
E6- 6:11
A6- 6:42
a lot of people in these comments don't know what they're talking about
Melanin Francia15 I was thinking the same thing reading some stupid comments
her mix and strain in the E5 in candy man is something else! she has talent
Well, 'dreadful' technique yet 18 years later she's sustaining the same live performances she always has. Pretty long career for someone who was supposed to 'fry her vocal chords' back in 2000.
Few points:1. It doesn't change the fact she strains above a C5 and doesn't support a single note up there.2. She now lips the long E5 belt on Candyman and dodges many others that she didn't used to, so she's got a bit of damage.3. The only reason she's still got most of her range still intact is because she actually rarely sings compared to the BTB and Stripped era's. She's had an average of 4 year jumps between her last four albums, and I don't think she toured for her last too. So the only shows she's really been doing in the last 10 years is TV shows.4. She's had more vocal fails in the last few years than any other time in her career (and that's considering she hasn't done that many performances).5. She's 37, most singers who haven't done drugs or got nodules should still have an intact voice at that age, combined with the factors above.
But I can't deny she's got a beautiful and youthful tone still
Solo12313 She can support a C5, until E5
Andrés N not anymore she can
Solo12313 In fall in line she did multiple C5 and then go to C#5 and a E5
Andrés N Lol, I love Xtina, but no way she can support anything above B4. Obviously, there are some cases, but most of the time, she can't.
then Ariana can play higher notes than Christina, but Christina's vocal range is larger and allows her to play lower notes
Only for a demi note (E7).
But christina stills being a leyend
camilo yo ariana has a higher range tho
range means nothing
Ariana Grande Of course Ariana is a soprano Xtina is a mezzo
Clei it means more than people think
The note she does in soar, it was definitely in whistle register. The other's were high falsettos or head voice.
Yes some are flageolet too
If you’re counting screams, she has peaked at E7
(Which is the highest note that can be plainly heard in Emotions by Mariah Carey)
4:51 she sounds like a strained Mariah Carey omg
Matias - Vocals Yes it does 💀
Bahahaha, no it just sounds like a singer with some bass in her voice. Mariah is amazing, but Xtina KILLS her with that incomparable rich, deep tone.
Not strained
MysterMasquerade THAT WAS FUNNY, since Mariah is known for having one of the most beautiful voices in history. Xtina's voice is beautiful, when she doesn't strain, but nowhere near Mariah's.
Huh? Mariah Carey is always straining to sing her own songs. Have you seen what happened at the Dick Clark’s New Years event? The woman only sung one note and kept complaining how there were “technical difficulties” she was caught lip syncing? I don’t think you guys should say “christina sounds like a strained Mariah Carey” when Mariah has various straining issues as well? And she has for a very long time now. That doesn’t really make any sense. It seems hypocritical and pointless.
The G2 was a C3 from what I hear.
Ya know maybe her technique isn't as bad as people say I mean she has been pretty much consistent for 18 years. Pretty gpod for someone who's vocal chords were meant to go like 17 years ago
It’s really isn’t. Her voice is extremely beautiful. She only has two big problems. Low Larynx and Support issues. She doesn’t want to stop the low larynx sound because she likes it. That’s how she produces her growls and overall timbre. The support part is her just simply not knowing the fundamentals of using her diaphragm muscles to sing her notes. But even if she did, she still won’t be able to support bc lowering your larynx to hit any notes causes strain on your neck muscles. It all stems back to one thing, Christina simply wants to have the “Kermit the frog” and Etta James growling type of voice. Her natural voice in “Say Something” is very different from her false tone. Again, it’s her preference. Her voice = Her decision. Her critics use it against her but truth be told, I really believe that Christina just doesn’t care.
@@hannahthompson895 I have a question to ask you. How did you come up with all these nonsense? Having a low larynx doesn't help you at any point in growling, she uses here false cords for that like louis armstrong. So the whole point about it is pretty bullshit, sry for this. And then you come up with all these nonsense about the lack of diaphragmatic support. No one, not one professional singer does use anything else than breathing with abdominal muscles rather than breathing by moving his shoulders in the process. So how is it possible you speak for breath support. I get that you lack some knowledge but there is no point to confuse others with things that you either made up or heard from some youtube vocal coach. I do agree that many of the things she does are unique and stylistic but this doesn't mean she lacks vocal training. The case with her is that she possesses one of the strongest/biggest voices the world has ever seen. So the weight is carried as she ascends in pitch. The proof to all these things that I am saying is train your own voice and ask a good vocal coach that doesn't see things always one way.
Walking Death One of the “strongest” voices in the world? Why are you confusing people with the knowledge that you do not know. She does not have one of the strongest/biggest voices in the world. She has the most strained and damaged voice. Yeah, she sings lie that for style because that’s what she’s known for, but her voice is damaged because of it. She can barely hit anything about an Eb5 anymore. She doesn’t sing from her diaphragm whatsoever. Barely any of her notes are supported. The highest she can constantly support is a D4, WHICH IS BARITONE LEVEL SUPPORT!!! Christina is a good singer, but she’s not a vocalist. Don’t come at this guy from not knowing something, when you don’t know either.
@@hannahthompson895 everyone Hates ariana for having high larynx
and Christina for having low larynx
She doesn't have the high notes like Fs. She can't hit them head on anymore
Im jealous of her voice
Shes such a trip. She naturally has such an immense vocal range and coloratura like agility but been wasting it. Anyway she has an exceptional voice.
Carlo Carlo Nothing like a Coloratura but she's agile.
She has not wasted her ability at all!!!
Also, I consider her a coloratura voice...
I love her rasp in her voice
The song at 2:50 isn't her. it's from a guy who sings like Xtina and the song is Last Dance or something like that.
BTW, her vocal range is insane 😍😍
I love her F5 ❤️
She actually has pretty good technique your voice doesn't last 20 years with bad technique and obviously her voice is lasting... She would be better with some more support though
It’s funny that you say that, cause her voice actually hasn’t lasted. Of course, she’s still singing, but she’s not hitting high notes, or at least she barely is.
What?? She’s effortlessly sustaining mixed C#5s, D5s!!! And let’s not forget the effortless Eb5s she sang night after night, some pretty well mixed even, in It’s A Man’s World! She may not be hitting upper register notes but that’s okay if she’s slaying the mid belts.
Josivan Torres Watch her last tour ^^
Hunter X Hunter I did what you suggested. I watched her last tour’s vocals. It’s what I thought. She’s still straining all her notes, but her falsetto is still has beautiful as always🥰 but her Eb5s are being screamed out. She doesn’t have to keep that “iconic” voice. She could have changed technique a while ago. If you hear her speak, her voice is super light and high, but then she starts singing and it’s like it’s a different person. By the way, I was right about her voice not lasting. She didn’t even dare to go past an Eb5 and only did an Eb5 once.
Chahe Vartanian I love Xtina but she’s lost like a third of her range. After 20 plus years those notes should be effortless and come as easy as breathing to her. But she struggles on Eb5 and can barely hit E5 on a good day. She needs to prioritize rehabilitating her voice to get back what she lost
Josh Strickland at 2:49. The song is "Last Dance".
yaaaaassssss Christina!!!! every note was PERFECTION.
Ella suena aún mejor en vivo que en estudio. Un placer verla en concierto :)
Love Christina's voice
The first G2 is a G3 but the line it's in goes to a B2, regardless the lowest should be Bflat2
Her highest belted note she will attempt now is an E5, and they typically turn out strained
Eb5 is her highest decent sounding belt
D5 is her most reliable belt
It's normal. She is contralto.
@Nasir Germain she has belt C#5. Only contralto can that...
@@Kurdyukov87pianist sir nooo… she is definitely a mezzo maybe soprano..
@@Kurdyukov87pianist if your are soprano mezzo contralto you can get up to C#5. Even some tenors can get up to C#5
@@reggiemitchell5198 she is contralto just she should do more chest resonance.
Or y’all can just go to her carpool. She still hit more then half theses notes y’all say she do not.
She had a lot of potential in 2000 and 2001 ( Nobody Wants To Be Lonely vocals) to have a great technique and endless range but, didn’t quite want to, I think she enjoyed the rasp and brash sound of her belts. poor technique. Even still, she has sang some impressive riffs and especially falsetto notes, very pretty
2:49 isn’t Christina😂 It’s a broadway singer named Josh Strickland. I was confused as hell when I first heard it because he sounds so much like her.
Can you do an individual video on Beyonce, Jessica Sanchez, Camila Cabello, Koryn Hawthorne, Christina Grimmie, & Lorde !
The G#2 is actually a backup male singer, not her. The Eb7 is an exclamation and very strained so it doesn't count, unfortunately.
Loxa Lorenz just heard this now for the first time. Lol.
Where is the G#2?
She sang a G#2 on Liberation. It's not included 'cause this vid is a year old. But just for you to know...
Gillian Omotoso it’s there
Thanks for clearing that up. I was singing a G2 and was like "TF? that note is wayy higher"
Ich kenne auch nicht mein Klang und mein Raumvolumen... Ohne Mikro bolus nach ganz hinten im B Trakt im S
Atualmente ela tem notas mais graves, por exemplo o final de Twice e de Somos Nada.
Perfect!!😍😍
Can you do the vocal range on her live performances? :)
Good narrative, sound only!
CRAZY!!!
😍😍😍
I need a 2019 verdion to this video 😍😍
So underrated😔 her range is amazing, but she can’t sing that low.. that was a male🤷🏾♀️
Yup, her bottom note is between A2-Bb2
Uma mezzo-soprano incrível ❤
na verdade ela é uma soprano, que canta como uma mezzo
soprano mesmo
High Falseto in last part, not whistling.
Ich hätte ja so vieles nicht gesagt.. Hahahahaha... Also hätte... Mhhh... Vielen Dank f
The 7th octave is reaching but her lows now are definitely in the 2nd
Christina Aguilera é uma excelente soprano, mas ela não atinge notas na segunda oitava, todas as notas da segunda oitava estão "escondidas", o vocal range dela deveria ser: C3-G#5-Eb7, aliás amei o C#7 dela muito bom
Mezzosoprano
@@marigranados2115 ela era soprano mas devido a sua técnica se tornou mezzo
Ela é sim uma soprano, provavelmente uma soprano dramático com uma técnica não tão boa.
@@FelipeFernandes-rl8zl ela era uma soprano, não mais :v
@@Arianahomewrecker ela nunca foi soprano, sempre mezzo!
Imagine if she had better technique (especially with the higher end of her range)
Then she probably wouldn't be known for the unique sound she is now, she may have been one of the best vocalists but I love these not so perfect vocals of hers.
Art Aspire that's not true, she still would have had her trademark rasp, just a bit later on in her career. Just look at Mariah
Solo12313 it wouldn't be like it is though. Mariah's current rasp is still not equal to Christina's.
It would make a noticeable difference in her mixed register/belting range for sure, although I know she is still able to utilize at least part of that area of her voice.
@@bubblesk9530 another that her rasp is not on purpose, it's a problem
2:49 isn't her!!! 😅😂
Ye who is it
You know she actually can’t whistle. It’s just really high falsetto which sounds similar to one but isn’t one because it’s not light and airy.
the C7, C♯7 and E♭7 are whistles, but yes, she sing in the 6th octave with falsetto
@@henriquecordeiro2891 the C#7 was either pitched up in studio, or she strained like crazy to hit that because that wasn’t a whistle. And that Eb7 was literally just a scream
Oii, pode fazer um vocal range da Camila Cabello por favor??
5:23 doesn't she even reach A5?
Soprano
No, she's contralto. She sing too much low notes for soprano...
@@Kurdyukov87pianist No, she is a soprano. An alto will never reach such high notes.
@@Idk-ub2yw soprano can't sing notes lower G#3.
@@Idk-ub2yw did you know something about Yma Sumac? She was a contralto but she was able take high soprano notes.
@@Kurdyukov87pianist Mariah Carey is a soprano and can sing up to F2. Yma Sumac was a soprano.
That ain't no G2 it's like a E3
Lol, she has a similar vocal range as me, but I'm a male
its not about range its vocal timbre and control
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I have a question adn excuse my ignorance, I'm new at this. how come on the 4th octave we only showcase a few notes? I'm sure she can hit c4, e4, eb4, f4?
Jimmy gomez hey there. I choose not to showcase female notes from A3 to A4 because they are easy to hit. Even selena gomez could do them nicely (no disrespect). And also those notes will make my video about 2 to 3 mins longer.
It’s more difficult for a man to hit a E4, F4, G4, A4, B4 and higher
@@hunterxhunter2785 agreed. I can go to about G4 with chest voice. And it baffles me how Xtina can go up an octave more effortlessly
@@hunterxhunter2785 for me no, i can hit A#5
0:39 Eb3 sound like britney , name song?
Vanity
It's because they are both high contraltos...
@@Kurdyukov87pianist really ? 🥴 High contraltos 🥴
Stay off the crack
You forgot the B2 on Prima Donna
Mon Laferte🙏🏻
Jose Pulido yeaaaah
Jose Pulido C3-G#5-Eb6
Matias Gallardo where you find the G#5??
song? 04:04 , 04:11; 04:15 ; 04:28 ; 04:32 ; 04:50 ;04:53
Joseph RUclips 4:53 Underappreciated
04:04->"Make the world move"
04:11->"Nobody wants to be lonely"
04:15->"Car wash"
04:28->"We're a miracle"
04:32->"Emotional"
04:50->"Underappriciated"
04:53->"This year"
4:24 ???
@@junior-angel-grande Let there be love
Hi! There are clips when she reached a5 belted note
04:21 music?
Felipe Centurión car wash xtina
Felipe Centurión o Let ther be love xtina
Joseph RUclips thankssss
No Bionic F5s/F#5s? Shady. loljk
2:49 it's not Christina
Right? wtf was that?
Song at 5:02
Your body
What Christmas song is that C#7 from? I've been trying to find it for ages lol
Filipo Ma'aelopa The Christmas Song lol
WHAT THE SONG IN THE BEGING AND ENDING
Jessica Opoku-amoah Your Body
6:17
What a girl wants
4:25 What the song?
Inaldo Lourenco Let There Be Love from Lotus album.
You're cute
Plz someone tell me what song is 4:37 I've been looking for so long
Ariana Cimorelli show me how you burlesque
@@daotsn7161 Omg thank you so so so much
6:17 wow
Whats the intro song from 0:00-0:12
Carolina ‘Your Body’
What are the songs with the F6 ... I know car wash is one. What is the other?
She had a good falsetto but bad belting if she would have used her mix voice
The last C#5 wasn't her.
05:13 whts tht ???? 😭
I know you want it
Algún tema en español?
It doesn't have good bass, the G2 doesn't, and the C3 at first was bad, but from C#3 onwards it was excellent.
5:18 ?
Christmas Time
2:40?
Your Body
What's the song in 6:51?
THE CHRISTMAS SONG from My Kind Of Christmas (her christmas album). You can hear those notes at the end.
what song is the C#5 at 2:50??
It's not her song. It's "Last dance" by Josh Strickland. Their voices are somwhat similar, so they normally presume it's Christina's. :)
Hugo Santos thank you heaps! I was freaking out as to why I had never heard that song whilst being the BIG xtina fan I am lol 😂
Hugo Santos I checked josh's music out and wow!! I cannot get over how scarily alike him and Xtina sound, even Last Dance sounds like it would fit in well with Lotus!
The only differences are his more masculine/tenor tone and, don't hate me, better belting technique. x)
Hugo Santos there's some words that he sings where you can hear that it's him but I'm actually gobsmacked at how scarily alike they sound, but I agree that josh has a better belting technique! his C#5s sound much more effortless than hers :)
3:40 song?
your body
2:35, que canción es?
05:12 what the song ?
Keep on Singin' My Song
@@doriandesvallet673 thanks🙏🏻
Christina has a well supported B2
no, her lowest supported note is E3
@@henriquecordeiro2891 D3*
1:10 name?
what’s the beginning song?
Body
And this is how you wipe MC off
what's a semi tone?
Justin Braylock half a note up, usually a sharp or a flat
Ashyo Sings thankyou !
What song is the intro/outro?
Jaelon McNeil Christina Aguilera - your body
3:43 and 5:07 what songs ?
Mercy on me
Lady Marmalade
Best female singer of all time pop and rock, cheered with Sinead O'Connor, Bjørk, Siouxsie Sioux, and Beth Gibbons. In my upinion. Of whiteys 🤩💖💖💖💖 is that racist? Im joking. Im not racist. Honestly. 😊
Where's 5:18 from?
Christmas time
2:35, what song is?
Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas but it is live
B5????
F6Sounds pretty
This is so wrong, I just heard it for the first minute but almost all of the notes clasified as 3rd octave actually belong to the 4th octave, I mean c'mon how could she sing a G2? She is not an alto or a man. Just go to any keybord and check it out.
Christina is alto by vocal range, but she has light timbre and that's why she seems high voice.
G2 es ella !! Ella es mezzosoprano
2:25
Ain't no other man