I am a Spanish native speaker. I literally suffered learning english through the years and I still have an accent and commit mistakes. Then I see these sisters with articulated english and speaking with that fluency. Playing their instruments with tons of skills and if that is not enough all of them play piano too! and they write their own songs. You can assume that they are smart and you confirm it with all these interviews. On top of that they look like they are friendly persons with good vibes. They seem to me super human.
They all do a great job in interviews. All three are well-spoken and obviously intelligent. Even more, they are very judicious in their answers, even if the interviewer isn't particularly good. The interviews you chose were very solid and the interviewers were connected and interested.
This definitely demonstrates those points! I wish there was a More deep interview with Pau, as she seemed to be very aware of the significance of the hlag points in the interview and was not as intense as she can be, but she did handle herself extremely well for the ripe old age of 16!
Glad Ale mentions her bass teacher Pablo Gonzalez and how he was their band teacher. His role in how they developed as musicians and as a band deserves the highest praise.
With all due respect to Dany and Pau, Ive always found Ale the more insightful out of the 3. She doesnt always answer quesrions or talks, but always has the more insightful comment when she does, even when she was very young. To the point that both Dany and Pau have always consistently look to her for clarification or even approval. The respect they have for her is immense. I also would like to see her talk on other topics outside of just music. I feel she is an extremely unique person, as she grew up: in a 3 piece all female HARD/Metal band since she was literally a child. She is not a child actress behind a camera, nor a pop artist sheltered from the world. She was 12 playing rock music in front of large crowds as a ‘girl’ in an extremely testosterone filled world. I mean imagine how hard it is for any avg girl growing up in this social media age, now imagine growing up with 60 year old men making comments about your looks when you’re that young in person. Going to perform and having every staff and crew member doubt you’re an artist and expect you to fail. Her experiences have made her unique and wise beyond her years.
I’ve thought those exact things about how she grew up. It must be so different for her compared to most people, but the good thing is that hopefully she’s learned to ignore and distrust and filter out so if the flattering crap from men, and let’s be honest she also has been crushed on by female reactors… and I’m sure she has seen all of that stuff. With that behind her, i hope the she has improved perspective for reading people who are fake and wanting something versus real and sincerely interested in intelligent questions.
You must be dreaming. Ale doesn't have a lot to contribute in terms of insight. She is a great bass player but Pau & Dany are the creative forces in The Warning. In terms of interview Pau talks too fast. Dany's interview was the most insightful and Dany has this calmness and sweetness about her which makes her the perfect spokesperson for the band.
Dany is the one of the three with the strongest accent, but it is a weird one. You can only tell from the way she miss-hits on certain words, ones that she doesn't use as often. But otherwise she has a flat, American accent that I think someone in comments has already called Midwestern, that is used in broadcasting schools, so almost everyone on national US media uses that.
That’s fascinating… i hear that at times also…. Both the Midwestern accent and what sounds like she sometimes thinks words in the order of Spanish sentence structure, not English… Like in the gear rundowns frequently calling it a Helix (pause to think) Line6, for example, when it’s actually a Line6 Helix…. As in Spanish sometimes order is reversed for certain phrases compared to English. And yes there is a buy of Spanish tone at times.
She often softens or drops the sound of "t". But, having her her voice so often, I don't hear it unless I think about it. I agree about the American accent, but I don't think it's the broadcasting accent. Maybe Texas? As a Canadian, I hear the American accents very strongly, but the American broadcasting accent sounds more "natural" to me, i.e., closer to Ontario Canadian. American broadcasting has always filled our airwaves, so I've heard it since childhood. Now, I hear Canadian regional accents, too. It's an interesting idea to me because I love languages.
Thank you Don...I watch all of your deep dive The Warning shows and have truly enjoyed everyone. Learned alot too. Thank you. Ale could (don't let her hear me say this) could be the 6pm anchor person in ny,Boston, LA or San Diego ..she took the lead on interviews in Canada. when pau and dani were sick....she was brilliant...gracious and articulate. They all answered questions as well as any seasoned politician except The Warning are heart felt and honest. Lol
In a number of TW interviews you can see Ale about to say something when one of her sistera speaks. Ale just smiles and nods her head because they said what she was thinking.
I had seen Ale and Pau's interview, but not Dany's. Absolutely one of the best I have seen. Always fun to listen to Ale. I hope to live long enough to see and hear Ale sing 'her very own solo song' some day. Honestly, she has had the voice to do it for quite a while. The "Funny Moments' videos allow us to hear her voice, wether in her speech, her laughter, her screams and I can hear her voice, waiting to shine. Pau's interview was great, informative, and really pointed to the emergence of women in the Rock genre.....bur I miss seeing her facial expressions when she talks. Would love to have a picture of her precisely when she said her name Pow, not Pau, but POW!!! Thanks Don, for putting this together!!
TW’s studio albums, OMV’s and live performances keep the fans enthralled with their instrumental, vocal and compositional prowess but it’s all the vlog’s, interviews and other social media interactions they do that endears them to fans individually and collectively as a band. When you have the rare combination of high level talent, charisma, work ethic and character it’s not surprising that people are drawn to them and they have and continue to succeed.
That’s very astute… and something that was rare or impossible to get exposure to in the old days before the internet. I remember buying videotapes of pink floyd with interviews and the equivalent of vlogs so that i could learn what they were like as people
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Holy Sh!t...that portion where Ale reveals her wanting or not to write songs to share with the world...OMG...that is VillaReality! I'm hoping that their 4th album will have a song the Ale composed, sings lead, and in Spanish! Oh, I know that is a dream...but remember...they dreamed to open for Muse one day...and they DID!
Earlier comments have covered pretty much all of my thoughts on this so I'll leave a suggestion for another reaction/analysis since we're deep diving into their off-stage lives. Along the same lines as this video, you could explore things the sisters have done on their own (not interviews). Pau has done a masterclass and the Hit Like a Girl judging (with a duet with Faith Benson). Dany has appeared with Three Days Grace and there's a video of Ale doing her Spector photoshoot. There might be more out there but I can't think of anything at the moment. They tend to do everything together, go figure.
Yea cool idea! Was it Ale who said “It happened to all of us. It always happens to all of us.”? Talking about how some event is never like they have to go tell the rest about it… because they are always together in some combination
Siempre es un placer ver a Dany contestar en solitario, siempre interesantes respuestas. Creo que el no apoyarse unas en otras les hace sacar más de si mismas.
I’ve seen the Dany interview, after it came out. But, just watching it now, again….at the 10:40-mark, it almost seems like they knew about “More”, before it was even written! Just the way he emphasized “more”, and Dany kinda laughed about it. Foreshadowing…. 😁
Super impressed by the intelligence of all these young ladies. I've been watching lots of interviews and things with all of them and have come to a couple conclusions. One...I think Ale is much more extroverted than people realize. In group press situations she's very quite...but in solo interviews or real life situations she's definitely talkative. Conversely, I think Dany is probably a bit more naturally introverted than you'd expect. She's still extroverted...but I think some of that is because she's been the eldest sibling and thus the spokesperson of the band for so long. I'd bet that privately she enjoys a little quiet, alone time.
That’s fascinating…. I can see that being true. I think Dany isn’t shy in the slightest though, where as Ale can be? Pau is more than extroverted imho… she’s missing a filter or two…. But yes on their own they are very different. All three are different. I’m just thinking out loud and just woke up, so I’m tossing thoughts around. I do believe you are probably correct. Thank you so much for watching and contributing!!!!
@@don-music Oh for sure...Dany is not shy at all and Ale is definitely the most introverted. I just get the impression the gap between those two might not be as vast as it often appears. Whereas Pau is just Pau. LOL
It must be such a pleasure to interview any of them individually or together cuz they are always so nice, polite, and well spoken no matter what language the interview is in. I feel like Dany is naturally good in interviews cuz she is such a people person and that interviewer did ask some out of the box questions despite not being that familiar with their catalog. Ale mentioned that KOOL AID KIDS is her favorite song off ERROR and it's mine as well, mainly cuz of the lyrics and message but also the groove. I was a little surprised Ale didn't mention Rush as one of her top 5 bands but it is difficult to narrow it down to just 5 all time favorite artists. I can't think of a better representative for young female drummers than Pau, so that's awesome that they made her a judge for that competition.
yea she at that point was clearly in a rather humbled state still about the whole experience, I feel, from listening. Very respectful and not super driven to educate and inform with so much information in her head she's trying to get out fast.... where if she was talking about a recent show or experience or something about writing a The Warning song, she may have been more intense. But I like that interview because it showscases her being humble and respectful and grateful in an interview which is really about her being a mega celebrity already and offered not only to be the face of a super important brand to her (hit like a girl) but even a JUDGE on it, when she's humbly saying how she opted out of competing the prior year. Very endearing!
“Best part of being a bass player”… not having to do interviews 😊. But of course just like singing lead, she may not “like” it but she’s amazing at it.
Thanks Don-Music !!! These Ladies are absolutely awesome and special as well as their Parents..Team..and Fans like Me and You !!! I know when I was their age and playing guitar I didn't have a Clue compared to these Beautiful People !! Amazing !!! (to say the least that is) Cheers !!
@@don-music I thought she would answer none of the above , and answer between Chris and Geddy , since she really love playing hysteria , and Pau loves Niel , well great information and awesome interview
What a great idea Don! I’ve seen each of these but never back to back to back. The maturity, wisdom and their inherently humble nature are so evident even in solo interviews. Their work ethic, and the synergy so apparent in their creative approach, is incredibly impressive. As a creative person, to understand at these young ages that though you feel the piece you create is never done, is incredible. That usually comes with a lot more years and pain, trials and tribulations. I love that Ale got to answer the question of what makes her happy and she answered, “Playing with my sisters” and that getting that buzz from a receptive audience made them happy. Dany had a similar answer. To quote the Jordan Davis country song Buy Dirt, “Do what you love and call it work.” Dany, Pau and Ale are great role models what ever your age.
Thanks yea I’m really happy that it turned out to be revealing off so much that impressed me! Really beautiful how Ale puts working with her sisters so high on her list of importance. And to have both dany and ale interviewed without pau let see their experience and eloquence, and deep thinking
Great stuff, Don! It’s always great to see Ale speak - obviously she has it in her, but she prefers to defer to her sisters. I’m always amazed at how intelligent & thoughtful her answers are, especially for her age. Dany’s interview was great, with intelligent & interesting questions - that guy was obviously good at his job. And Dany’s answers were up to the same level. I wish Pau’s interview was longer & filmed. She always has interesting takes on everything, and also is usually the most animated of the three.
You certainly speak in an "accent"... Middle North American. It's what the TV newscasters speak. 🤪 And no; I'm not really astonished by Ale's answers... I suspect - while all of them are clearly highly intelligent - Ale is the most "carefully thoughtful" of the three. Every person looks at things a different way, and views their experiences through a different "filter"... but I think Ale is a tad more analytical. And yeah; the first guy with Dany was a pretty fantastic interviewer. No "stock questions; stock answers" crap. Refreshing.
Greetings Don! I just watched your video through. New fan of the Warning. I’m also in the Vancouver area so I was happy to hear you say that. I sure hope The Warning get here sometime. I’d love to see them at the Vogue ! Thanks for sharing this.
I really liked the way you put this together. You didn't yap your ass off either! 😁 Seriously, though… thank you for sharing! I thoroughly enjoyed this.
Just so you know Ale colored her hair like that when they toured Canada with three days Grace. Then that tour was done her hair went back to her normal color that she seems to like.
Again late to the party. Anyway, cool interviews. I had seen the one with Ale - just love how she interacts. The one with Dany is really good too. I wish I could come up with good questions like these myself. Also, cool to find out you're canadian. I did not know that.
My comment is about Dany only and I'm not comparing her with Pau or Ale but the answers she gave during this interview has finally proven to me that she is truly a Genius! Having said that I will say this, she may be just 1 of 3 Geniuses! Rock On Ladies, Rock On!
When Ale is asked a question directly, she doesn't seem to have a problem speaking up. Like my three nieces. When together, the oldest tends to dominate the other two. Pau's personality seems to have out front of Dany and Ale. Not in a malicious way, but her mind seems to run in overdrive..
That is very astute, well said! Pau IS the primary songwriter, even Dany says so, and Pau has the healthy ego that is required for her skills. It’s all very natural. At times she seems like a clear band leader, at other times Dany does. And back stage, and sometimes on stage, Ale is the pillar of strength.
@don-music they have referred to her as a secret weapon. Human metronome can sing lead if necessary. Possibly most talented at her instrument, and said to be the best piano player of the three. Would love to hear her play the saxophone. Because of her perceived shyness. I would love for her to work on her singing voice and come out with some insane vocal. The crowd would go insane also. I believe she actually has more natural range than Dany or Pau. She just doesn't project as much as she did at first.
If I remember correctly Rudy worked with them on their interviewing skills. This band and their team leave nothing to chance, if they can help it. Here is an interview that Rudy did with them to practice. ruclips.net/video/thIEACE9YmY/видео.html Also, unless I am mistaken, the fact that Pau is still not sponsored by DW baffles me. If that is still the case, whoever is in charge of artist relations should be fired.
That's a very polite way of wording it, so I'll agree. Any one of them can look dramatically different when they choose to, but that sums it up very well.
Interesting. I can’t tell them apart. They’re all beautiful. Actually, honestly, when I see Ale I still see the little girl in the Cave wearing sandals with a huge bass playing a bass line written by a guy 40+ years older than her.
Here are a couple of short interviews i know you'll enjoy. The first one has them answering questions (with subs) about each other ruclips.net/video/JMpu_rBsD5A/видео.html The second one in Spanish (no subs necessary) is self explanatory. They later said it was a long day of interviews and they were tired....then this happened ruclips.net/video/8A3OtJnte38/видео.html
Also… if you compare the amount of exposure from Nikki Sixx to Cliff Burton… the answer is pretty simple to understand. How many Cliff Burton songs can Alè even listen to?
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I am a Spanish native speaker. I literally suffered learning english through the years and I still have an accent and commit mistakes. Then I see these sisters with articulated english and speaking with that fluency. Playing their instruments with tons of skills and if that is not enough all of them play piano too! and they write their own songs. You can assume that they are smart and you confirm it with all these interviews. On top of that they look like they are friendly persons with good vibes. They seem to me super human.
That’s amazing to hear from your perspective as a Spanish speaker! I concur that they truly are not of this world
They all do a great job in interviews. All three are well-spoken and obviously intelligent. Even more, they are very judicious in their answers, even if the interviewer isn't particularly good. The interviews you chose were very solid and the interviewers were connected and interested.
This definitely demonstrates those points! I wish there was a More deep interview with Pau, as she seemed to be very aware of the significance of the hlag points in the interview and was not as intense as she can be, but she did handle herself extremely well for the ripe old age of 16!
The interview with Dany was my favorite, interesting questions and very intelligent answers
Yes it was outstanding
Glad Ale mentions her bass teacher Pablo Gonzalez and how he was their band teacher. His role in how they developed as musicians and as a band deserves the highest praise.
With all due respect to Dany and Pau, Ive always found Ale the more insightful out of the 3. She doesnt always answer quesrions or talks, but always has the more insightful comment when she does, even when she was very young. To the point that both Dany and Pau have always consistently look to her for clarification or even approval. The respect they have for her is immense.
I also would like to see her talk on other topics outside of just music. I feel she is an extremely unique person, as she grew up: in a 3 piece all female HARD/Metal band since she was literally a child.
She is not a child actress behind a camera, nor a pop artist sheltered from the world.
She was 12 playing rock music in front of large crowds as a ‘girl’ in an extremely testosterone filled world.
I mean imagine how hard it is for any avg girl growing up in this social media age, now imagine growing up with 60 year old men making comments about your looks when you’re that young in person. Going to perform and having every staff and crew member doubt you’re an artist and expect you to fail.
Her experiences have made her unique and wise beyond her years.
I’ve thought those exact things about how she grew up. It must be so different for her compared to most people, but the good thing is that hopefully she’s learned to ignore and distrust and filter out so if the flattering crap from men, and let’s be honest she also has been crushed on by female reactors… and I’m sure she has seen all of that stuff. With that behind her, i hope the she has improved perspective for reading people who are fake and wanting something versus real and sincerely interested in intelligent questions.
You must be dreaming. Ale doesn't have a lot to contribute in terms of insight. She is a great bass player but Pau & Dany are the creative forces in The Warning. In terms of interview Pau talks too fast. Dany's interview was the most insightful and Dany has this calmness and sweetness about her which makes her the perfect spokesperson for the band.
Dany is the one of the three with the strongest accent, but it is a weird one. You can only tell from the way she miss-hits on certain words, ones that she doesn't use as often. But otherwise she has a flat, American accent that I think someone in comments has already called Midwestern, that is used in broadcasting schools, so almost everyone on national US media uses that.
That’s fascinating… i hear that at times also…. Both the Midwestern accent and what sounds like she sometimes thinks words in the order of Spanish sentence structure, not English… Like in the gear rundowns frequently calling it a Helix (pause to think) Line6, for example, when it’s actually a Line6 Helix…. As in Spanish sometimes order is reversed for certain phrases compared to English.
And yes there is a buy of Spanish tone at times.
She often softens or drops the sound of "t". But, having her her voice so often, I don't hear it unless I think about it. I agree about the American accent, but I don't think it's the broadcasting accent. Maybe Texas? As a Canadian, I hear the American accents very strongly, but the American broadcasting accent sounds more "natural" to me, i.e., closer to Ontario Canadian. American broadcasting has always filled our airwaves, so I've heard it since childhood. Now, I hear Canadian regional accents, too. It's an interesting idea to me because I love languages.
Each of them gives a good interview. But you can also tell they aren't as comfortable being alone.
This is true
Thank you Don...I watch all of your deep dive The Warning shows and have truly enjoyed everyone. Learned alot too. Thank you.
Ale could (don't let her hear me say this) could be the 6pm anchor person in ny,Boston, LA or San Diego
..she took the lead on interviews in Canada. when pau and dani were sick....she was brilliant...gracious and articulate.
They all answered questions as well as any seasoned politician except The Warning are heart felt and honest.
Lol
Awesome!! Rockin the local news with Ale Villarreal!
In a number of TW interviews you can see Ale about to say something when one of her sistera speaks. Ale just smiles and nods her head because they said what she was thinking.
I’ve seen that so often yes!!
Teller and the two Penn's.
I had seen Ale and Pau's interview, but not Dany's. Absolutely one of the best I have seen. Always fun to listen to Ale. I hope to live long enough to see and hear Ale sing 'her very own solo song' some day. Honestly, she has had the voice to do it for quite a while. The "Funny Moments' videos allow us to hear her voice, wether in her speech, her laughter, her screams and I can hear her voice, waiting to shine. Pau's interview was great, informative, and really pointed to the emergence of women in the Rock genre.....bur I miss seeing her facial expressions when she talks. Would love to have a picture of her precisely when she said her name Pow, not Pau, but POW!!! Thanks Don, for putting this together!!
Awesome!!! Thank for the great points about all three of them.. i am in full agreement
TW’s studio albums, OMV’s and live performances keep the fans enthralled with their instrumental, vocal and compositional prowess but it’s all the vlog’s, interviews and other social media interactions they do that endears them to fans individually and collectively as a band.
When you have the rare combination of high level talent, charisma, work ethic and character it’s not surprising that people are drawn to them and they have and continue to succeed.
That’s very astute… and something that was rare or impossible to get exposure to in the old days before the internet. I remember buying videotapes of pink floyd with interviews and the equivalent of vlogs so that i could learn what they were like as people
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Hey Don continued to enlighten the world of music for me at 65yrs
... "'Vogel' Stardate 2020 Voyager"⁉️ first discovered following TW 🤣😎🇦🇺
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Holy Sh!t...that portion where Ale reveals her wanting or not to write songs to share with the world...OMG...that is VillaReality! I'm hoping that their 4th album will have a song the Ale composed, sings lead, and in Spanish! Oh, I know that is a dream...but remember...they dreamed to open for Muse one day...and they DID!
"No one is ever going to live a song the same way" That's profound. These young ladies are impressive, and this was a great interview.
that quote would be an awesome tattoo
Earlier comments have covered pretty much all of my thoughts on this so I'll leave a suggestion for another reaction/analysis since we're deep diving into their off-stage lives. Along the same lines as this video, you could explore things the sisters have done on their own (not interviews). Pau has done a masterclass and the Hit Like a Girl judging (with a duet with Faith Benson). Dany has appeared with Three Days Grace and there's a video of Ale doing her Spector photoshoot. There might be more out there but I can't think of anything at the moment. They tend to do everything together, go figure.
Yea cool idea! Was it Ale who said “It happened to all of us. It always happens to all of us.”? Talking about how some event is never like they have to go tell the rest about it… because they are always together in some combination
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in english or in spanish, Pau's is a fast talker , if Pau will do rap in the future, I wont be surprise hahahah
Totally
Pau's mind is too big for her body - she has to shed thoughts to avoid exploding.
Siempre es un placer ver a Dany contestar en solitario, siempre interesantes respuestas.
Creo que el no apoyarse unas en otras les hace sacar más de si mismas.
Yes this was very interesting to me… i agree about Dany
These interviews were awesome!!
Besides being rock stars they are smart, humble, funny and the nicest people on earth!
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Absolutely! The humility and honesty is amazing!
I’ve seen the Dany interview, after it came out. But, just watching it now, again….at the 10:40-mark, it almost seems like they knew about “More”, before it was even written! Just the way he emphasized “more”, and Dany kinda laughed about it. Foreshadowing…. 😁
totally.... maybe we were watching inspiration in the making!?
Super impressed by the intelligence of all these young ladies. I've been watching lots of interviews and things with all of them and have come to a couple conclusions. One...I think Ale is much more extroverted than people realize. In group press situations she's very quite...but in solo interviews or real life situations she's definitely talkative. Conversely, I think Dany is probably a bit more naturally introverted than you'd expect. She's still extroverted...but I think some of that is because she's been the eldest sibling and thus the spokesperson of the band for so long. I'd bet that privately she enjoys a little quiet, alone time.
That’s fascinating…. I can see that being true. I think Dany isn’t shy in the slightest though, where as Ale can be? Pau is more than extroverted imho… she’s missing a filter or two…. But yes on their own they are very different. All three are different.
I’m just thinking out loud and just woke up, so I’m tossing thoughts around. I do believe you are probably correct.
Thank you so much for watching and contributing!!!!
@@don-music Oh for sure...Dany is not shy at all and Ale is definitely the most introverted. I just get the impression the gap between those two might not be as vast as it often appears. Whereas Pau is just Pau. LOL
Hahaha totally! I’ve seen videos where Ale is very outgoing with her sisters…. Sometimes not pulling any punches
It must be such a pleasure to interview any of them individually or together cuz they are always so nice, polite, and well spoken no matter what language the interview is in. I feel like Dany is naturally good in interviews cuz she is such a people person and that interviewer did ask some out of the box questions despite not being that familiar with their catalog. Ale mentioned that KOOL AID KIDS is her favorite song off ERROR and it's mine as well, mainly cuz of the lyrics and message but also the groove. I was a little surprised Ale didn't mention Rush as one of her top 5 bands but it is difficult to narrow it down to just 5 all time favorite artists. I can't think of a better representative for young female drummers than Pau, so that's awesome that they made her a judge for that competition.
yea she at that point was clearly in a rather humbled state still about the whole experience, I feel, from listening. Very respectful and not super driven to educate and inform with so much information in her head she's trying to get out fast.... where if she was talking about a recent show or experience or something about writing a The Warning song, she may have been more intense. But I like that interview because it showscases her being humble and respectful and grateful in an interview which is really about her being a mega celebrity already and offered not only to be the face of a super important brand to her (hit like a girl) but even a JUDGE on it, when she's humbly saying how she opted out of competing the prior year. Very endearing!
“Best part of being a bass player”… not having to do interviews 😊. But of course just like singing lead, she may not “like” it but she’s amazing at it.
Thanks Don-Music !!! These Ladies are absolutely awesome and special as well as their Parents..Team..and Fans like Me and You !!! I know when I was their age and playing guitar I didn't have a Clue compared to these Beautiful People !! Amazing !!! (to say the least that is) Cheers !!
Awesome, thankYOU! They are incredible!!
I'm totally surprise with the question Niki and Cliff, then equally surprise with Ale's answer..
Same lol. Could also simply be that they did a great cover with a fun bass line of nikki’s, so there is that.
@@don-music I thought she would answer none of the above , and answer between Chris and Geddy , since she really love playing hysteria , and Pau loves Niel , well great information and awesome interview
True lol. It may have been a meh answer because she isn’t a huge fan of either possibly
What a great idea Don! I’ve seen each of these but never back to back to back. The maturity, wisdom and their inherently humble nature are so evident even in solo interviews. Their work ethic, and the synergy so apparent in their creative approach, is incredibly impressive. As a creative person, to understand at these young ages that though you feel the piece you create is never done, is incredible. That usually comes with a lot more years and pain, trials and tribulations. I love that Ale got to answer the question of what makes her happy and she answered, “Playing with my sisters” and that getting that buzz from a receptive audience made them happy. Dany had a similar answer. To quote the Jordan Davis country song Buy Dirt, “Do what you love and call it work.” Dany, Pau and Ale are great role models what ever your age.
Thanks yea I’m really happy that it turned out to be revealing off so much that impressed me! Really beautiful how Ale puts working with her sisters so high on her list of importance. And to have both dany and ale interviewed without pau let see their experience and eloquence, and deep thinking
Great stuff, Don! It’s always great to see Ale speak - obviously she has it in her, but she prefers to defer to her sisters. I’m always amazed at how intelligent & thoughtful her answers are, especially for her age.
Dany’s interview was great, with intelligent & interesting questions - that guy was obviously good at his job. And Dany’s answers were up to the same level.
I wish Pau’s interview was longer & filmed. She always has interesting takes on everything, and also is usually the most animated of the three.
I agree 100%…. I would love to see another interview of just Pau
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I really enjoyed that. Thank you.
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You certainly speak in an "accent"... Middle North American. It's what the TV newscasters speak. 🤪
And no; I'm not really astonished by Ale's answers... I suspect - while all of them are clearly highly intelligent - Ale is the most "carefully thoughtful" of the three. Every person looks at things a different way, and views their experiences through a different "filter"... but I think Ale is a tad more analytical.
And yeah; the first guy with Dany was a pretty fantastic interviewer. No "stock questions; stock answers" crap. Refreshing.
Totally! VERY GOOD POINTS about Ale and Dany.
Middle North American! I’m extremely happy with that accent description, thank you!
Greetings Don! I just watched your video through. New fan of the Warning. I’m also in the Vancouver area so I was happy to hear you say that. I sure hope The Warning get here sometime. I’d love to see them at the Vogue ! Thanks for sharing this.
I really liked the way you put this together.
You didn't yap your ass off either! 😁
Seriously, though… thank you for sharing!
I thoroughly enjoyed this.
Just so you know Ale colored her hair like that when they toured Canada with three days Grace. Then that tour was done her hair went back to her normal color that she seems to like.
Oh ok cool info thx!
Rock stars!
And how many rock bands exist where every member handles interviews so well?
@@don-music very, very few.
Drawing from personal memory, that’s my experience also.
Again late to the party. Anyway, cool interviews. I had seen the one with Ale - just love how she interacts. The one with Dany is really good too. I wish I could come up with good questions like these myself. Also, cool to find out you're canadian. I did not know that.
My comment is about Dany only and I'm not comparing her with Pau or Ale but the answers she gave during this interview has finally proven to me that she is truly a Genius! Having said that I will say this, she may be just 1 of 3 Geniuses! Rock On Ladies, Rock On!
I agree… however what really amazes me is how each of them can shine on their own, but together they shine even more brightly
When Ale is asked a question directly, she doesn't seem to have a problem speaking up. Like my three nieces. When together, the oldest tends to dominate the other two.
Pau's personality seems to have out front of Dany and Ale. Not in a malicious way, but her mind seems to run in overdrive..
That is very astute, well said! Pau IS the primary songwriter, even Dany says so, and Pau has the healthy ego that is required for her skills. It’s all very natural. At times she seems like a clear band leader, at other times Dany does. And back stage, and sometimes on stage, Ale is the pillar of strength.
@don-music they have referred to her as a secret weapon. Human metronome can sing lead if necessary. Possibly most talented at her instrument, and said to be the best piano player of the three. Would love to hear her play the saxophone.
Because of her perceived shyness.
I would love for her to work on her singing voice and come out with some insane vocal. The crowd would go insane also. I believe she actually has more natural range than Dany or Pau. She just doesn't project as much as she did at first.
Yes agreed on all points!
If I remember correctly Rudy worked with them on their interviewing skills. This band and their team leave nothing to chance, if they can help it. Here is an interview that Rudy did with them to practice.
ruclips.net/video/thIEACE9YmY/видео.html
Also, unless I am mistaken, the fact that Pau is still not sponsored by DW baffles me. If that is still the case, whoever is in charge of artist relations should be fired.
Dany is pretty, Pau is cute but, Ale has this regal beauty....or is it just me?
That's a very polite way of wording it, so I'll agree. Any one of them can look dramatically different when they choose to, but that sums it up very well.
I know what you're saying.... but when I look at them, I see three Goddesses of Earth (Ale), Wind (Dany), & Fire (Pau).
Interesting. I can’t tell them apart. They’re all beautiful. Actually, honestly, when I see Ale I still see the little girl in the Cave wearing sandals with a huge bass playing a bass line written by a guy 40+ years older than her.
nice!
Thanks yea i thought it might be a fun thing to group together
Here are a couple of short interviews i know you'll enjoy. The first one has them answering questions (with subs) about each other ruclips.net/video/JMpu_rBsD5A/видео.html The second one in Spanish (no subs necessary) is self explanatory. They later said it was a long day of interviews and they were tired....then this happened ruclips.net/video/8A3OtJnte38/видео.html
Eruca Sativa. Don't snooze on them.
Also… if you compare the amount of exposure from Nikki Sixx to Cliff Burton… the answer is pretty simple to understand.
How many Cliff Burton songs can Alè even listen to?
Very valid point
I’m always blown away when the girls give an English interview. They are translating from Spanish while talking. SMH
it's astonishing, right?
They are genuine bilinguals. They don't have to translate in mind.
I would think that’s true about not needing to translate… it’s more of a phase shift in their minds maybe?
@@don-music nope. That’s not how that works.
TW: Tres estrellas del nuevo rock del 2023 ,pero Ale es un talento natural un bajista de calidad y presicion
Agreed! Rock on!