RAMMSTEIN- MEIN HERZ BRENNT(SVEN HELBIG) THIS HAD A LOT OF EMOTION 💜🖤INDEPENDENT ARTIST REACTS

I love the vibe of this so much. The piano added a layer you don't see much from Till. Thank you ‪@JontyBlue67‬ for this request and for tuning in. I appreciate it. Enjoy. I love you a million 💜🖤
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[@Jarzze61]

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[@heidi09]

I wouldn't usually gravitate towards this style of music, but for some strange reason it just pulled me right in. The painted face was very theatrical and the atmosphere was dark and brooding.
The rolling of the R's appeared deliberately exaggerated to give the performance more drama and impact. The R's are rolled in southern Germany and also in regions depending on the dialect spoken. Where as in the north they are pronounced differently.
Thanks Andrew for the request. Also thanks Vakasa I enjoyed your reaction tonight, it was very thought provoking. ❤😊

[@arnodobler1096]

The one with the rolling "R" comes from the theater language of the 1920s. The speakers and playback devices weren't very good, so in order to be understandable they had to exaggerate everything a bit. Max Raabe does that too, and Hitler took language lessons for that back then. Till with an opera singer. Rammstein are not from southern Germany. Best regards

[@AnnQlder]

Hi Jarzze