The Magic Flute - Queen of the Night aria (Mozart; Diana Damrau, The Royal Opera)
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Soprano Diana Damrau sings 'Der Hölle Rache', the famous Queen of the Night aria from Mozart's The Magic Flute, with Dorothea Röschmann as Pamina.
Mozart wrote Die Zauberflöte (The Magic Flute) for a suburban theatre in Vienna, the Theater auf der Wieden. He drew on the magical spectacle and earthy comedy of popular Viennese theatre. As well as being a comedy, The Magic Flute is an expression of Mozart’s profound spiritual beliefs: Enlightenment concerns with the search for wisdom and virtue are at the heart of this enchanting tale. The Magic Flute was an instant success with audiences and Mozart’s supposed rival Salieri described it as an ‘operone’ - a great opera.
David McVicar’s classic production embraces both the seriousness and comedy of Mozart’s work. The audience is transported to a fantastical world of dancing animals, flying machines and dazzlingly starry skies. The setting provides a wonderful backdrop for Mozart’s kaleidoscopic score, from the Queen of the Night’s coloratura fireworks to Tamino and Pamina’s lyrical love duets and Papageno’s hearty, folksong-like arias. 
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"Mom, don't be dramatic"
Mom:
Omg😅
Oh, yes...)
Bruh ☠️☠️ 🤣🤣🤣
I died 😂
Fax lmaoo
If my mother ever threatens to disown me she better do it properly.
this is how i'm disowning mine in the future
@@scullduggerouscellaphod2355 HOL UP-
@@markzuckerberg3347 you heard me :3
@@scullduggerouscellaphod2355 how soon will you disown them? I’d say do it at age 13 when the most emotional distress is possible
@@wafflesthearttoad6916 i'm turning 18 this month so i might do it soon
Imagine being on stage next to this formidable performance and still staying in character. I think I would instantly become an audience member and just marvel at the intensity and artistry.
Me too. I think I would be frozen. It’s insane to see
Tbf they’re all also opera singers, even if they are amazed they ran through this probably dozens of times in rehearsals.
You get into a "zone" onstage. It's very surreal.
Still can't believe this sound came out of a human being. Incredible 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Imagine her being your angry mom “ GO TO YOUR ROO-OOHH-OOHH- OOOHH- OHHH -AHHHH-OOHH-OOHH- OOOHH- OHHH -AHHHH”
Kids be like..o shit..i really have to go that was C minor..better not let it turned into A minor!
@@ashishbhatt3467 what?
@@abcdef3433 that was my failed attempt at making a musical joke
@@ashishbhatt3467 lol I just got the joke😂
@@abcdef3433 😁
Mozart be like: “lol I’m not the one that’s gonna sing this”
It wouldn't surprise me if Mozart did think this exactly. I think I read that he deliberately did write some devilish music for a soprano he had had some wotds with.
@@shirleyrombough8173 supposedly he wrote it specifically for his sister who was an amazing vocalist. So he either really loved her or hated her lol
@@shirleyrombough8173That aria is called Come Scoglio and is from the opera called Cosi Fan Tutte. Mozart wrote it for soprano Adriana Ferrarese Del Bene who was known for raising her chin up during high notes and down when reaching for low notes. That's why this aria has a lot of high notes and low notes one after another. It was meant to make her look kinda like chicken while singing. Mozart was such a troll lol
Same attitude Bach had, usually expressed politely by experts as “Bach never spared the performer.”
Surprise!
I've been watching this video 20 times a day, every day... for almost three years. I might have a problem
If you do, so do I. And I don't even like opera
It's addictive.
...more like a solution, I'd say...😂
Is this the best video on the internet? Yes! Diana Damrau achieved the absolute perfection here. How on earth could this performance ever be surpassed?
Performance is 1000000000% and there is no mistake
Actually 1 fact is that she did be singing her whole life to get the note and however will out hurting her voice or losing it. SHE AMAZING ❤
Me: native German speaker
Also me: I need subtitles.
same xD
Yes!
@hsyegwi riiehejee nein
Italian here, and I'm the same when the opera is in my language 😂😂
Trust me with russian and ukranian opera same shit. And yes i'm native russian and ukranian speaker.
Honestly if i had a voice like that, I'd yell at my kids the same way too.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Saito Kumiko ikr
😂😂😂😂😂
🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
I'd upvote but it's on 666 rn and I'd rather keep it that way.
When your mother disapproves of your boyfriend.
You: you're being dramatic, mother
Mother: *high notes from hell*
This scene is unsurpassed in terms of vocal drama!
Outstanding!
When she says "ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, aaaaaahhhh"
I really felt that
Ouch
In my ears
I literally could feel that lol
Bruh i think i get it lol
opera singers have to sing a tone somehow so they move their lips in certain way
Got to be the most iconic ‘mother shouting at her daughter’ ever
The funny part is that she's supposed to be laughing when she does those quick staccato notes, which makes her seem so much evil when you take into account that she's trying to make her daughter kill the romantic interest lol
@@yourfavwonch oH
I like how the queen has glitter on her chest, and she has glitter on her outfit too in case you didn't see
She is truly terrifying
@@jacobsable4543 the costumes are beautiful tho.
The production of this is phenomenal. There's no mistaking the outstanding vocal but shout out to the incredible set design, lighting, costume, and hair and make up. Just stunning! ❤
Her talent , skills and the passion, THEY JUST DO THE MAGIC , she is so so so talented WOW !
Mozart: I've got a gig for ya.
Singer: I hope it's not too difficult.
Mozart:
Actually he made it according to his sister in law' vocal register
Edd Ordoñez and it was known that he absolutely hated his sister in law. He specifically made this piece impossible for her to do and it was. She did this piece and she wasn’t able to do it.
Mozart: “hold my wig”
@@angelopueyygarcia43 Actually the exact opposite. Mozart was on good terms with Josepha Hofer, and knew that her strength was in her upper register. So he wrote this piece exactly to show off her strongest points.
The piece he wrote to diss someone was from Cosi fan tutte. He didn't like Adriana Ferrarese, and he knew she habitually lowered her head on low notes and lifted her head on high notes. So he wrote 'Come scoglio', for her part, with lots of high and low notes in succession, so he could see her bob her head like a chicken.
@@angelopueyygarcia43 Mozart wanted to watch his sister fail especially the part at the B flat
Her vocals are more controlled than my life....
Underrated comment 😂
Her vocals are more controlled than the temperature in a Nuclear Reactor.
But she probably have been practicing her voice most of her life too :)
More controlled than everyone's life,I guess
Hahaha that's funny because it's true
Absolute perfection. Diana is the best. Wow!!!
A performance that I can't get enough of even if I listen to it a thousand times 👏
One time in kindergarten, two of my teachers showed my class this aria. They never did that again as it resulted in an entire room full of small children screaming in an attempt to hit the high notes.
Beautiful
Hahah i love it when i read KINDERGARTEN in english comments, its such a nice GERMAN word. HAHha
* *aggressive children noises* *
oh nooo I was one of those screaming children. We listened to this in elementary school and I kept trying to sing it for the rest of the day. I'm so sorry for everyone around me at that time :(
I would pay money to watch the teachers begin to loose their mind
*if I had her voice I'd never shut up*
DEW IT
You'd probably develop nodes and lose the voice faster than you can finish this piece in that case.
Relatableee !😂😂😂
Even me😂
She's been practicing for years to reach that level
My God, what a magnificent voice!!
Восхитительно!
Каждый раз, когда слушаю, по коже бегут мурашки!
The melody: 🦋🙌✨🎭🍂
The lyrics: 🕷🕸♠🏴🌚🖤💥
What she talk about
@@katya_tea she is basically saying „you ain‘t my daughter anymore“
that she is going to disown and abandon her daughter (the girl in the white dress) if she doesn’t murder a character from the piece (I can’t write his name)
Reminds me of Japanese songs
@@MemeBiss Sarastro
We don't realize how lucky we are to get this gem for free
indeed it's truly an honor to be Austrian and to witness this purity. :) I'm proud of my culture
Truly an under appreciated art.
@@languagemix2727 you can still watch it for free here?
I'am the 1,000th like
@@cedricselman2313 can u tell me in detail about this play ......
I couldn't understand anything but it's quite interesting & entertaining 😁😁
After all these years, I've found you again. This time I'll never forget the title.
This is definitely the most iconic rendition of this famous aria
mozart: this is gonna be a *banger* if someone can sing this shit
🤣 🤣🤣🤣
I can- :)
Well at least the Oh oh oh oh ohhhhhhh oh oh oh oh oh oh ooohhhh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh OH OH OH OH AH OH AH HOH AH HO HEH HOH HAAA
@@roachify hello someone from 1 second ago
Oop
I think he never planed that someone would be able to sing it xD
if you're not yelling at your kids like this, then you're not doing it right
😂😂😂
I wouldn't mind being yelled at like this
Especially if you want your child’s lover dead :O
ambisquidy On the contrary, you would damage them for life!!! 🤓👏😂
Margie Smith I’m the same as you. Don’t need the “way”. 🤓✍️🎓
Its crazy to imagine others have witnessed this is person multiple times. What an amazing and beautiful gift that is shared with us all.
I grew up thinking this is a happy song. Never expected this
I know right?
Mozart: I'll make sopranos suffer through this music I made lol
The aria: Tells about the mother that will disown her daughter if she didn't kill her father
Cartoon companies: yeah, let's put this in our shows
L air s'appelle quand même la colère de la reine de la nuit
Go watch the movie "Amadeus". Look for the scene where his mother in law was giving him an ear full. I just can't unthink that scene whenever I hear this song.
ruclips.net/video/5wfp8EB179g/видео.html
@@Dogsplaza thanks that was pretty interesting and kinda wanna see the movie now
Mozart: (wrote this piece) Someone's gonna sing, and that's not my business lol.
Also Mozart: And i'm going to die so no one can complain on me about it
He wrote this piece for a vocalist he despised just to make her suffer. So basically this was written to be impossible to sing.
No, he wrote this aria for his sister-in-law Josepha Hofer, she was a sparkling coloratura soprano
@@raindashwood5680 your information doesn't contradict mine lmao
@@Jao.m4 No; I hate that this story has been spread. Mozart wrote "Der Holle Rache" for his sister-in-law (Josepha Hofer), but not because he hated her, it was because he knew she could sing it well and that she loved singing extremely high difficult passages. He wrote "Come scoglio" for a woman he hated, Adriana Ferrarese del Bene, because she was known to reach her head up for high notes and dip her head low for low notes, and he wanted to see her "bob her head like a chicken." These women were not the same, and the stories aren't even related.
0:40 that part you're looking for
Fantástica, nadie como la Damrau de Reina de la Noche, le sale del alma!!!
She probably didn't know she was making HISTORY with her performance.
@cheesburger_ ohne_kaese yeaah, those F6s are very smooth in pure head voice
@cheesburger_ ohne_kaese Too many notes!!! 🤣🤣🤣
how?!
@@messianic_scam Have you seen Amadeus? It is a joke! The Emperor meant Mozart used too many notes!
@@hyacinthusargus1513 Oh yes, I checked on piano, it's F6, maybe I just heared Sharp that's why I thought it was G6
The fact that Mozart created this intense and terrifying moment in a major key.
I like how the queen has glitter on her chest.
RIGHT?!?!?!?!!?
Oh wow how come I didn't realise that-
The fact that Mozart never used the Si bemol mayor.
No, in D minor.
This is a masterful performance, in the excellent singing, acting, control and staging. Her acting really stuns you, and the lighting and effects make this dark, powerful, and human as her emotions go from vengeance to a mother's concern, and it's an ensemble scene as the other singers are duly stunned, and Pamina is torn. Damrau's eyes and motion are truly hypnotic. The aria is, some have said, like a bird singing; a contrast to Papageno's cheerful, hopeful bird song. Here the bird becomes a dark raptor. It's a contrast between dark and light in this glorious opera. Just magnificent.
I'am so thrilled the fact that it's a human voice, what a powerful voice and a marvelous performance,heads off 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
I wish arguments with my mom sounded like this.
Yeah I think so too😂😂😂
Though they didn't sound like this when I was a teen they were definitely this dramatic
Then your mom will be shocked!!! 911
😂😂
So... you wished you had an argument with your mom about getting disowned if you don't kill someone?
If my mother doesn't disown me like this, I'm not leaving.
ruclips.net/video/b9FunEkhTNo/видео.html
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
good one! hahaha
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@Papi Jeon I am dying because of ur username.... But purple u army
She is simply amazing. Great voice!!!
As a pro ballet dancer in a different life, I can say that what impresses me most about this video of Diana Damrau is her movement quality. She really moves deliberately and slow to allow the audience to capture the scene with their eyes. Younger dancers and performers often move too fast. The voice is amazing, of course, but the total quality of her performance and movement make this over the top good.
her voice makes me forget that she's playing a villain.
Why?
@hewho the channel well i dunno your 'how' refers to, but the singer in this video is playing a role of Queen of The Night which is forcing her daughter Pamina, to kill Sarastro the wise highly priest
She is not a villain, she has her own reasone..she wants her power back again free from men
@topple The Queen of the Night, the main villain of this opera, is a soprano. Sopranos are usually cast as protagonists in operas.
Still sounds villainous to me
Could we take a pause for a moment and appreciate how her eyes vibrate with pure fury during singing? Her acting skills are on par with her singing. She impersonates her role with every fibre of her being.
Truth!
She is a wonderful performer, 10/10
it’s the makeup
Thank you!! As much as I enjoy reading all the funny comments, we have to appreciate how awesome Diana is. I had a chance to meet her once in her hometown, Günzburg/Germany, and she is such a kind and lovely person 😍
@@fildzafadzli8620 The makeup helps a lot, but expressiveness is something that opera performers work rather extensively to diversify. Just check out one of Jessye Norman's performances of Erlkönig. Supreme conveyance of emotion there.
a marvelous classic, just beautiful. The technic, the coloratura, the passion. Brava
I return to this one time and time again. Brilliant emotional story told in a few short minutes.
Half-woman-half-raven asserts dominance through staccato
hahahahaha :)
lol
Loooool
*I N T E N S E* staccato you mean
LOL EXACTLY IM DRUNK AND SEE ITS A Fcken MAN SHE MAN SINGING DIRTY SHIT WITH KNIFES
Lol, imagine if when people got angry they would just sing at you like this instead of yelling.
I'd purposefully tick people off
*nudge* just go with it
Nah I’d actually listen like I’m doing now😂😂😂
lmao
Sonja G that sounds like a great way to ruin a child’s life. (My band class and i had this exact conversation and the oboe player said that)
Her voice and control is incredible, and they look amazing
I heard this for the first time in the TV series "The Penthouse" and I liked it very much. I get carried away while listening to it. I like it very much...
If someone sang like this while trying to kill me, I honestly wouldn’t even fight back I think.
True
Same
Same
She is not trying to kill the girl, the girl is her daughter. She is telling the girl to kill the priest or be disowned.
"I think"
My voice teacher had a shirt that said "Don't make me use my OPERA VOICE!!!!!"
I want it too, please where the shirt is fro
Hana Borová I’m not exactly sure, but if you Google the text of it, there are lots of versions of the shirt. I haven’t found the one she has (I think) but there are many shirt designs out there with the text.
@@danielc2310 cool!!
Hahahahahahahahahahahaha
You KILLED with that one....... XD
Listening to this for the millionth time ‘cause I’ll be performing this aria in August and I cannot imagine being able to make it sound anything like this.
Absolute perfection. What dedication to the craft!
Imagine being able to do that kind of acting while hitting EVERY NOTE PERFECTLY OMFG DIANA IS A GODDESS
Andrew Jones - I could hardly wait to read the comments about this performance, which was astounding. Her grimaces and body language were La Damrau's interpretation of the character of the Queen of the Night. The entire presentation - the make up and the hair, the costume and the set, but most of all the voice. I can't imagine anyone who could perform this character as well. I would love to see a film of La Deutekom singing it. She is a very talented soprano as well.
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@@shirleyrombough8173 to 777#-&+
Sadly I can give only one like
Hey I wrote a spanish opera, I uploaded the song 'pajaro' i wrote high c into it 3 times cause I wasnt thinking I had written the melody for piano originally, but it worked good
Can you imagine the face of the singer when Mozart first handed it to her and she saw that F6. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
He actually wrote the part for his sister-in-law and put those notes in there because he knew she could sing them.
@@michaelheliotis5279 Yes true - Aloysia Weber
Michael Heliotis that’s actually kinda cute
Yes it is said that she loved singing crazy vocalise. So he wrote the pièce to please her and the king.
I know right 🤣🤣🤣😃😃😃😃
Oh, so beautifully sung. Gives goosebumps!
It's just absolutely amazing that she can sing that well. So wonderful. ❤
Look at her facial expression , she is not only a good vocalist but also a good actress. You can feel the pain , the range and the power through her performance.
I agree with you
Muscians in the pit : " intensified looking when tacet "
I think so
Plot twist, it's just the vocal technique XD
I'm kidding, I am not an expert on opera singing, but I do know from what I learnt and from singing it myself that the singing itself requires your face to look like it got hit by an industrial cargo ship
bye she ain’t a vocalist she’s an opera singer of the top elite order
Honestly, the most impressive part of this is that she's able to sing this while still intensely acting. Most people have to hold still to have enough breath support to sing this aria.
yes, she is amazing - and her voice - just too too incredible!! :}
digifreak90 yea this is total professionalism
EmF F She is from Germany so that part wasn't too tough for her xD
digifreak90 But still she doesn't dance that vigorously. Pop singers will dance all over the place, and some will claim they can't possibly be lip syncing. Yeah, whatever.
Eyup, indeed, that's impressive beyond everything !
What the mother is saying translated to English:
The vengeance of Hell boils in my heart,
Death and despair flame about me!
If Sarastro does not through you feel
The pain of death,
Then you will be my daughter nevermore.
Disowned may you be forever,
Abandoned may you be forever,
Destroyed be forever
All the bonds of nature,
If not through you
Sarastro becomes pale!
Hear, Gods of Revenge,
Hear a mother’s oath!
What a performance! Gave me goosebumps. I can never stop listening to this ❤
Alternative title: Goddess baddie disses her own daughter in front of her bald friends
Miss America love this
LMAOOO I CANT
aaahahahahahah
Omggggg Hahahhaha
That sounds like the title to a porno
Me ordering my cat to slaughter the cockroach in the kitchen.
Lori lol I like this comment you can tape a tiny dagger to your cats paw and sing this lol
Omg im deceased
fuck off will u *though art deceased*
Honesty yes
Also I'm am honored to be your 666 like
U r soooo funy 😂😂😂😂😂
One of the best interpretations of this aria that i have ever seen. Diana Damrau really is an absolute master of both this aria and her voice! Absolute magic!
I‘ve seen this Masterpiece in Vienna Opera House! I can’t get it out of my mind 🫶😍🩷
Things to do while on quarantine: try singing this.
Better to listen to. Genius personified. Mozart who created, any singer who can deliver it. Takes my breath away.
Lol
I tried and I got my ceiling stomped on...’but the good news is my dog came home!
Lol seam
I can't control it but I did just hit one of the supersonic high notes, ultimate vocal squeak mode xD
Me: I'm not dramatic.
Also me:
Wtf is the comment chain-
Uh wut....
Me
Peggy liz ?
demetrius9533 um creep
Suena tan impecable.
Esta mujer es lo mejor que se puede escuchar actualmente
This woman is insanely good!😲😍
*is 5am*
Me: trying to sleep
The birds outside my window: 2:07
Looool
*TWEETING INTENSIFIES*
😂 😂 😂 😂 😂
LMFAO
Also the face expression is accurate. Like "BITCH SLEEP IF YOU CAN"
sound: cheerful and light
captions: THE VENGEANCE OF HELL BURNS IN MY HEART. DEATH AND DESPAIR FLAME ABOUT ME. MAY YOU BE DISOWNED FOREVER.
Its like a Smiths song.
How is this cheerful and light? I understand maybe the chorus does but the rest you can tell just by her acting it's a very intense moment
@@dans3.macabre Keyword sound.
ricky x I have to memorize the lyrics for this soung
pumped up kicks
This is the best I've ever seen this done. Bravo 👏 👏 👏
It's from heaven. What a gift Mozart has given us and in many of his other works. I'm here after watching Amadeus again for the first time since the 1980's.
when she's singing high notes and doesn't sound trying hard at the same time, it sounds so effortlessly amazing. what a queen
@Kiki Kiki True Cristina dietekom version is cleaner. But she was doing the aria standing still and without so much emotion, which means she was only focus on singing. While Diana Damrau is singing this while acting and walking around.
Not only hits the high notes but leads the league in sacks this season.
Unparalleled rushing yards.
@Kiki Kiki honestly she sounded like a robot, no emotions
a literal queen
I just came here to listen to the music, but reading the comments is just such a golden experience
Couldn't agree more.
YOUR COMMENT IS A JOJO REFERENCE
@@littlemarie7288 isnt everything at this point
what is a jojo reference doing in this comment section
It's a G O L D E N E X P E R I E N C E R E Q U I E M
She blows my mind every time. And in such bad times....makes me feel like there's something beautiful in this world still.
When you can hit a note higher than the piano can...that's incredible
Mom : "You're being too overdramatic when you're angry!"
Also her :
HAHAHA YES!😭😭
♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️💘♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️😂😂
huh i just saw a similar coment with 25k likes mind explaining that?
This is so badass: her voice, acting and body language, the costumes...it's even more metal than most heavy metal bands I've heard.
Check Amon Amarth 😁😁😁🤘🤘🤘
And believe me, Diana listens to rock and hard rock bands. Not sure about metal, but she listens to Whitesnake.
As a metalhead I agree
Nightwish’s Phantom of the Opera rendition - they’re more goth metal, but the former singer Tara was definitely into the Opera training.
Pat Benatar is a classically trained opera singer. They have pipes.
Heard it like 100 times in a row and definitely will revisit it again for more healing.
This is as close to perfection as it gets
Imagine being able to be this expressive with your face while singing like this. Mad talent!
The opposite would be harder, since reaching those notes imply the use of the whole face, ence "easying" the expressions, still a incredible feat✌🏼
It’s not really about talent, those people practice hours a day. Sure some are "special" but it’s mostly about practice.
How could you sing that with a straight face???
Diana Damrau is a mosquito like Natalie Dessay. Small and constricted sound.
@#crazy Lad madlad
She is fan-freaking-tastic. Her control, her rage, her expression, exquisite!
She blew my head clean off
The Diana Damrau version is the industry standard. That's why hers is at the top of the search engine results. Wonder how it would be to have coffee with her.
@@jasonleaf4111 Having coffee with her would be just fine. Just don't get her mad. That voice would crack your coffee cup.
This is the best rendition IMO, even ahead of Christine Deutekom. Superb ✨
This is what brilliance looks like. Amazing!
I come back to this video so often and just can’t believe a human being is able to make that sound because they have such good control of their voice 😮
Diana Damrau is the best Queen if you ask me. I have watched like 20 or so performances but non could convey the incredible "Die Königin der Nacht" like her. The best Aria ever!
God her facial expressions, the notes, this terrific makeup and costume... Diana is perfect
In one of her earlier performances she was made to dress like a broccoli and the daughter as a carrot
die kostüme erinnern mich an den film DUNE :)
hatten die frauen dort nicht ähnliche ?
the costumes remind me of the movie DUNE :)
didn't the women there have similar ones?
Absolutely! I was stunned by her talent!
The person who's singing reminds me of the queen of hearts from Alice in wonderland.
@@jacobsable4543 ;
HAHAHAHA - KOPF AB ! :D
I heard this as a child on a cartoon and after that I grew up thinking it was a happy song about springtime and birds. But I was today years old when I found it’s about a mom wanting her daughter to kill Sarastro
By any chance, was it from Adventure Time?
Zaw Shinn no it was on a looney tunes episode where Daffy Duck got hit so bad stars and birds were swirling over his head and this song played as he skipped dizzy into a flower patch haha
Was it a Barbie movie?
@@ksenijas1783 i heard it in Mermaidia (no idea how it's spelled), Bibble sings a snippet of this song after eating a magic berry
I just saw it on a car commercial and was told to check this video too. Im hooked. Can anyone recommend some other good opera for me to listen too?
That woman has unbelievable stage presence.
Diana damrau is so good. She puts so much raw emotion into her role she's so talented!!!
Those high notes were so clean they can't catch covid
It's hard to catch something that's not real.
@@salazam Tell that to the medical staff in every hospital.
@@HunterBelkiran They're too busy making tik tok videos
@@salazam Solid argument.
@@salazam I mean... The virus exists... Some medical staff do make tiktoks, so I can't say that they aren't...
"Mom,it was just a tupperware"
Mom:
I'M CRYING THIS IS TOO ACCURATE
This is so hecking accurate. Me mum would do the same over a Tupperware.
@@nicolaicarius9001 mom would be mad if I didn't bring back that tupperware
I'm dead!!! :p
Stealing my meme format huh? Jk
The movie (The Upside) brought me here. Have love this aria ever since then. Amazing!
Büyülendim resmen müthiş bir performans
i typed - "Mozart angry lady".got exactly what i was looking for. LOL
Actually worked hhahahaha lol🤣🤣
WTF LOLLLL
LOL love
Hahaha
Same too hahahah lol😂😂
Opera is something I simultaneously find touching yet hilarious.
*chuckles in Papageno*
You'll enjoy it more when don't take it too seriously 😁
Best definition of all times.
Opera is not supposed to be watched this close.
Don't we all
Such a chilling performance for such a dark piece. I can almost feel the anger and hate pouring from that voice.
Santo Dios, como es que hasta mis 31 años conosco esta obra maestra , no dejo de repetirla , incluso se me hace difícil que un ser humano pueda tener ese tipo de voz