what is this? 🎵 Los Lobos - La Bamba REACTION
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The song is a traditional Mexican folk song. Richie Valens, who grew up in East LA and was of Mexican heritage, didn't actually know Spanish, but he learned the song phonetically and it became a huge hit. Arguably, he's the first Mexican-American rock star and the first to bring a Mexican influence into rock. He had a few hit singles before he died at age 17 in the plane crash that also killed Buddy Holly and The Big Bopper. The movie La Bamba was the story of Valens' life, Lou Diamond Phillips played the lead role, and Los Lobos (an LA band of Chicano heritage that was very big in the 80s) covered Valens' music for the film. This video contrasts scenes from the film with a performance by Los Lobos in which Phillips joins them halfway through, and the end part shows the band playing La Bamba in traditional Mexican style.
He grew up in Pacoima which is in the valley, not east LA
And Lou Diamond Phillips mother was Filipino and his father was Scots-Irish and Cherokee, so absolutely no Mexican at all in his blood.
a very young Lou Diamond Phillips lol
Massive crush on Lou Diamond Philips as Chavez y Chavez in Young Guns. 🤦♀️😁
Nice recap :)
This was originally from Richie Valens,he died in 1958 along with Buddy Holly and the Big Bopper...also known as the day the music died!
La Bamba is a Mexican folk song. It is a slower tempo. Ritchie Valens decided to turn it into a rock and roll song.
Richie Valens died in February 1959.
@@rogerthomas169 really? All I saw were the actors from the movie plus Los lobos.
@@paulfrombrooklyn5409 he didn't decide. The record label did
Day music died? That’s stupid
From the underrated 80s movie "La Bamba", about the life of teenaged rockstar Ritchie Valens, who had a big hit with the song in the 50s (La Bamba is a Mexican folk song that's been around for about 100 years) and died in a plane crash at 17.
Ritchie Valens was only 17 when he died in a plane crash along with Buddy Holly and The Big Bopper, known as "The Day The Music Died". Forever immortalized in Don MacLean's song "American Pie".
I remember seeing this movie when I was a kid back in '87. Crying my eyeballs out at the end. The song is a very old Mexican folk song. Richie Valens made it into a rock hit in the 1950s, and then died in a plane crash with Buddy Holly and The Big Bopper (The Day the Music Died). Then in '87 "La Bamba" came out, and Los Lobos redid the song for the movie along with the other Richie songs in the film. (My grade 7 music teacher taught us to sing the words because she was sick of everyone walking around going Lalalalalal Bamba and other gibberish. We're in Canada - Spanish wasn't normally taught.)
I saw it at a Drive in Theater in San Antonio, TX in 1987. I was 9 years old.
Brad & Lex, you’ll love Ritchie Valens originals “Come On, Go Let’s Go”, “Donna” and “La Bamba”!!
Ritchie Valens- Your Mine
Ritchie Valens popularized La Bamba in the 1950’s by adding a rock beat. His real name was Valenzuela.
La Bamba was around long before Ritchie Valens recorded it. Definitely not an original from him.
Facts
I like the remake of La Bamba performed by the Mexican girl group Sparx.
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The name of the movie is the same as the song, "La Bamba." It's the true story of the singer Richie Valens, played by Lou Diamond Phillips. It's a great movie. This song was one of Richie Valens' big hits and was re-recorded by Los Lobos for this film and their cover version was also a big hit.
Every time I listen to this song I cry all over again about the fact that Richie was taken so soon.
It's from a movie about Ritchie Valens, the guy who made the song popular in the 50s. I think the song was older than Valens, but he made it popular in the mainstream, even though most people couldn't understand what he was saying. It sounded good, and that's what matters most in music.
I saw them in London in the mid 80s. A really great live band. This is, of course, a cover. But a truly fantastic one.
This is great remake of Ritchie Valens remake of an old Mexican folk song. I like the way they finish the song with the original instruments.
Lou Diamond Phillips played the part of Richie Valens in the movie (La Bamba) & I think he NAILED it!
Los Lobos did the title track which as you can see has clips from the movie
Lou Diamond Phillips: definitely 80's heart-throb 💞💞💞
So handsome 😍 💜 💕
Los Lobos are one of the greatest American bands of the last 45 years. Incredible in concert, so many fantastic albums. I've probably seen them close to a dozen times. Often with X headlining, and they're always better than X. Listen to something original by them. They sing in English and Spanish, wonderful musicianship. The "Will the Wolf Survive?" album supplies plenty.
Just saw them Wednesday Opening for the Tedeshi Trucks Band they are always amazing and quite diverse musically. This song hit for them but it doesn't represent their main sound, though they touch on Tejano and other traditional Mexican music, but they really are more of bluesy jazz rock progressive kinda thing.
Gonna have to strongly disagree with them being better than X. Los Lobos are great but I've seen X like 8 times and they've been fucking incredible every time.
Currently My Favorite Live Band to see. Red Rocks Colorado 7-30-22. 🎼🎼🎼
@@ericmclaughlin73 I get to see them at Red Rocks Colorado 7-30-22. They gonna Shred it 🎸🎸🎸
@@chriswhinery925 I wondered if X was in reference to that band, or meant as a place keeper for other unnamed bands. X came out of the 80's punk scene in L.A., and are a truly original creation. I wish that I could have gotten the chance to see them in their original incarnation. Magical records though.
This is the best version of this song. Ritchie Valens was no question important to music, but these guys have the "beer drinking tough guy" vibe this arrangement of this song really needs.
The song 'Will the Wolf Survive?' is how most folks my age were introduced to Los Lobos. The album 'How Will the Wolf Survive?' is excellent and a great representation (then already nostalgic) of Los Angeles Chicano culture before it turned; and I'll leave the turn open to inference.
This song was a #1 hit on the pop charts for Los Lobos, an excellent rock band - often falling under "indie" rock, but tackled a lot of genres like tex-mex, folk, cumbia and turned it into something all their own. I'm surprised they haven't been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of fame yet...
Also a very great cover and performance from that movie was Marshall Crenshaw as Buddy Holly. Honestly guys you really need to discover Marshall Crenshaw he was criminally underrated during the 80s. And absolutely fantastic performer and songwriter I'll repeat it again check out Marshall Crenshaw
You should check out 'The Buddy Holly Story" with Gary Busey. He sang all the songs in the movie and played all the music, alongside the other actors Don Stroud and Charles Martin Smith...who played his band "The Crickets".
@@anthonyhedberg6471 seen it many times
@C Summers unfortunately they will never listen to him because all they listen to is what people vote in their live streams. So basically it's got to be a major hit for them to listen to. I feel that sad because they're missing out on so much great music
@@Tbass-yy8uc That's not entirely true. If you request it...they will play it. The more requests they receive, the greater the odds they will play it that much sooner. Give it a try. I'm not even a subscriber and they've played numerous songs that I had requested. 🤔
Absolutely! I bought everything as a young soldier by Marshall Crenshaw. His music was 80s with a 50s flare to me.
“I wonder what movie that was?”
Lol. I love lex. She’s so spot on with the most appropriate questions with the answers that we old folks know like the backs of our hands. I guess that’s why I love this channel.
It's La Bamba. The same as the song. 🙂
I was dying when she said, I wonder what that movie was. Lol, Lex, if y'all haven't seen La Bamba yet, you need to. ❤️
LOVE this song & movie!!! What a tearjerker. La Bamba is basically about the rise & fall of Ritchie Valens(Valenzuela), the first Hispanic rock star!!! His story goes along with Don McClean’s song “American Pie”, about the “Day the Music Died”, when Ritchie, Buddy Holly & the Big Bopper died in a plane crash during their tour…very sad day….at least he ended on top
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Don McLean's song, American Pie, is a dedication to Richtie Valens, Buddy Holley & The Big Bopper that all died in the plane crash. Please do a reaction to that song!
They already have.
True, but mostly to Buddy. The reference to "the day the music died" is a reference to "That'll Be The Day".
I've been fortunate to meet all the bands members. They really are truly gracious with their time and never disappoint when you see them live. 🎵🎼🎶
Ritchie had so much potential and taken too soon. ❤❤❤❤❤
This is the title song from the movie, "La Bamba." I went to see "Beverly Hills Cop II" in the theater, and saw this as the first part of a double feature. Best $3.75 I ever spent. 😁
Los Lobos really breathed life into this old classic. "Don't get on the plane, Richie."
La Bamba 🔥 🎬
Ritchie Valens 🔥🎶
Los Lobos 🔥🎶
Gotta love it! 💯💯
I grew up watching a couple movies ALL the time and they were "La Bamba" and "young guns"
It's fun watching actor Lou Diamond Phillips don on a guitar and join the band at the end of the video. The rare instances when singers and actors interacted.
Much respect to Mr. Lou Diamond Phillips. He carried the film and with los lobos' music... A masterpiece. Mr. Phillips always stayed close to the good Spanish community and the good music. Never sold out or denounced the movie or the impact and meaning the role and music had on him and what it meant to him and the people! And for those reasons he will always be remembered and loved and cherished by everyone who grew up on this movie both film and music lovers alike! Love you Lou Diamond, los lobos and Mr. Valens!
A movie and a song that run concurrent like a poem and a painting dedicated to each other .Y’all truly must watch that movie “ La Bamba” .
Lex has such a beautiful smile! The main reason I watch these :)
Saw them in concert at a bar here in St Louis called Mississippi Nights. My date and I were first in line waiting outside in a light rain. They came out after their sound check and were nice enough to stop and talk a few minutes. They played Neil Young's Cinnamon Girl and the Grateful Dead's Bertha as encores - Bertha in tribute for Gerry Garcia who had passed away that year. These guys can play anything. Check out their album " How Will The Wolf Survive". In your vid at 2:25 is Brian Setzer of The Stay Cats followed by Marshall Crenshaw (with glasses) who I believe played Buddy Holly in the movie. He has some great albums including his self titled debut album and Field Day with Whenever You're On My Mind.
Brian Setzer playing Eddie Cochran in this movie, is the Rockabilly we never even asked for, but was delivered just the same.
Very under rated movie...well worth a watch...the brother is so well acted...and the mom...just terrific filmmaking
The outro is what the Original Mexican Folk song sounds like from the Veracruz region of Mx which is seaport which is why her references that "he is not a Sailor he is a Captain"
Los Lobos is actually one of my favorite bands - consummate musicians, wonderful people, spiritual songs of every day life, they love their fans and interact with them... their body of music spans 5 decades now and they're still one of the best live bands around! A long time ago I was searching for some kind of music that was deep and had some impact and I found Los Lobos! I'd suggest 'Someday', 'The Neighborhood', cover of GD 'Bertha' (David Hidalgo was one of the people talked about to replace Jerry Garcia when he passed...), 'Kiko and the Lavender Moon', 'Angel Dance' (which was covered by Robert Plant), 'Luz de Mi Vida', 'Mas y Mas!' and many more!
See my comment above Jeff
Good movie. Great cover done by a phenomenally talented band. They’re also responsible for the Desperado soundtrack that is super dope!
Title song of the movie La Bamba which was the story of singer Richie Valens who was killed in a 1959 plane crash along with fellow singers Buddy Holly and J.P. "The Big Bopper" Richardson. This has been referred to as the day the music died. This was one of Richie's hits. He was only 17 and on his way to being a superstar.
Los Lobos, out of East Los Angeles, is still playing and playing well. . Currently on tour with the Tedeschi Trucks Band. Saw them in July in New Hampshire.
Los Lobos is a group i swear i was going to recommend to you an hour before you posted this cover song.
They have an extensive body of work and where nominated to be inducted into rock hall of fame. not in yet.
The following album is recommended, Kiko, 1992. A very laid back album, every song is good. Listen to "saint behind the glass" and "kiko and the lavender moon"
j curtiss
That they're not in speaks to what a joke the RnR HOF is. Great museum, though.
They do a killer cover of The Dead's "Bertha".
Thanks, Mike, for Bertha tip.
4:08 If you haven't figured it out, that's Brian Setzer from the Stray Cats. As in Jump Jive an' Wail, Stray Cat Strut, etc. Killer guitar player, and a whole hell of a lot of fun to watch.
This song & video is from the 1987 movie "La Bamba" about 1950's singer & musician Ritchie Valens who recorded/covered this old Mexican folk song and played in a rock n'roll style, he had some other big hits like "Donna" and "Come on, Let's Go". At 17 years old, he died in a plane crash in 1959 along with singer songwriter & musician Buddy Holly and singer the Big Bopper.
Gotta love ya Lex, u gotta beautiful smile & u always seem so happy that u can't help smile along with u along with ur perky & fun personality. Then we have u Brad mate that is concentrating so hard u look like ur study for an exam. U compliment each other so well & are such a gorgeous couple. Sending love to u both ❤️
Lexi, you just seem so happy listening to great music. I love it!
Absolutely adore how Los Lobos reignighted the traditional song which Ritchie Valen's cover soared to the top back in the day! 😻
this is a folk song from Veracruz, Mexico where I was born and grew up and is considered a hymn for the people of Veracruz, the last part where they play acoustic is how it originally sounds and is called Son jarocho
That movie was La Bamba, with Lou Diamond Phillips playing Richie Valenz, an up and coming mega star who sang this song and Oh Donna, he was killed in a plane crash when he was very young, he was bad ass as you can hear on this song as he was able to flush all the hispanic guitar influences into a rock song, this is one of my all time favorite covers by a band, I think Los Lobos not only did a great service to this remake but perhaps did it even a little better then the original, that dont happen much
Hey! I'm going to watch Los Lobos tomorrow night with Tedeschi Trucks Band in Saratoga Springs, NY.... (not Florida, sorry). This is some kind of synchronicity! Maybe you all should check out Tedeshi Trucks Band, I recommend "Bound for Glory". What a great TOURING blues/rock/soul fusion band out there.... one of the best yet!
The movie is also called "La Bamba". It's a biopic of Ritchie Valens, who turned a folk song into a rock hit.
Ritchie was only 17 when he tragically died along with the others, aka the day music day. He was born and grew up working in the fields with his parents in the central valley of California.
The movie is LaBamba and it’s based on a true story about the singer Richie Valens
Lex ur adorable, love the way u bopped around the whole song, another really fun song is “Lost in emotions” by Lisa Lisa & the Cult Jam
This was the movie about Richie Valens who was one of the rock n roll artists along with Buddy Holly and JP Richardson (The Big Bopper) were killed in a plane crash in February 1959 during a concert tour
Very proud to see nothing but great comments on this
I'm sure people have already told you about this movie. Ritchie Valens took that Mexican folk song and with his hot guitar licks transformed it. Here is a translation of the lyrics. Some of it (according to the translator) is a bit ambiguous. Close as they could come I suppose. Enjoy. To dance the Bamba,
to dance the Bamba,
one needs a bit of grace.
A bit of grace for me, for you,
now come on, come on,
now come on, come on,
for you I'll be, for you I'll be, for you I'll be.
I'm not a sailor,
I'm not a sailor, I'm a captain.
I'm a captain, I'm a captain.
Bamba, bamba,
bamba, bamba,
bamba, bamba, bam...
To dance the Bamba,
to dance the Bamba,
one needs a bit of grace.
A bit of grace for me, for you,
now come on, come on.
Rrrraa-ha-haa...
To dance the Bamba,
to dance the Bamba,
one needs a bit of grace.
A bit of grace for me, for you,
now come on, come on,
now come on, come on,
for you I'll be, for you I'll be, for you I'll be.
Bamba, bamba,
bamba, bamba,
bamba, bamba...
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Millions of people love this song without understanding one word. :)
The movie is " The Richie Valans story " He actually sang the song 1st. He died in a plane crash along with The Big Bopper and Buddy Hollie. Thats when John Mclean wrote about them, The song " American Pie " About the music died when the 3 of them died. Everyone around the country were sad and crying.
The original song was by Ritchie Valens in the 1950s. He is one of the 3 that died in the plane crash on a small plane, following a "Rock and Roll show" as they were called in those days. Remember the great Buddy Holly and The Big Bopper died on the same plane. There was a movie made in the mid 80s, called "La Bamba" as a tribute to Ritchie Valens, as well as the others.
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@Lex: Assuming the guitarist is right handed, finger picking is done with the right hand, the strumming hand, and uses multiple fingers to pick the individual strings. What he is doing in tremolo picking which is a very fast back and forth picking on one string. When I was trying to learn to play I could do some finger picking but I couldn't tremolo pick. It takes a very light touch to tremolo pick. Tremolo picking makes it sound like a mandolin, if you know what that instrument is.
R.I.P. Ritchie Valens. I bawled my eyes out every single time I watched the movie La Bamba, based on Ritchie Valens' life. Such a talent and taken at such a tender young age.
I love this movie, La Bamba. Los Lobos did such a great job on the songs and Lou Diamond Phillips is so good playing Richie Valens
Just came from our local Walmart here in Sebring Florida,. I was wearing my Metallica shirt (I'm 65 this year) and was in the same isle with a mother and daughter,. when the daughter said "Cool shirt,. I love Metallica". Mom said she was proud of her for loving the old school bands that we knew starting back in the 80's and I told them about my pirate FM metal radio station that I ran for a couple of decades and then we got to talking about watching reaction videos and how much of a joy it was to see metal being introduced to those who normally would have never really given it a listen before and then the daughter says "Yea we watch one couple Brad and Lex". I was like YES! I watch them all the time too! We talked about loving your metal reactions and how LEX was the metal head of the couple,. lolol. But that we enjoyed your reaction videos. This is coming from two families that just ran into each other in the little farm town of Sebring Florida,. and both loved watching YOUR metal reactions. I KNOW THIS IS NOT A METAL REACTION VIDEO but I wanted to leave this comment on it since it is your latest reaction vid and say HI to the mom and daughter couple that I met in Walmart if they are watching! :) SMALL WORLD! And you guys,. BRAD AND LEX are rock stars even in the smallest towns across the USA.
wow, that was totally gay.
I enjoyed the songs you reacted today. Thanks for exploring the music I grew up with.
Great, underrated movie in my opinion
My parents dragged me, a sullen tween, to a Los Lobos concert in Berkeley, CA decades ago. I did not want to be there. Then... the band played. When I tell you I broke out of my angsty character and enjoyed the hell out the show. Their album Kiko is fantastic!
After all these years, this is still always an instant happy!
I was very lucky to see los lobos live when they toured Australia in 1985 I think, it was a wonderful drunken night
This was a big hit at school dances in the 80's 💃 🕺 💕💕💕
Saw Los Lobos when they came to Sydney on the back of this hit. very good band, had a great time and i cant speak a word of Spanish.
I'm from Poland. I have nothin to do with Mexican culture, but when I saw this movie as a kid, it has changed my life. The day music died.
The movie is La Bamba.. same as the song :) AMAZING MOVIE!!!!
"Yo no soy marinero, soy capitán", meaning "I am not a sailor, I am the captain". The movie is called "La Bamba" about the life of Richie Valens, and if you saw the movie, all questions will be answered. :)
The movie was called La Bamba. It was a huge hit circa 1988.
Richie Valens real name was Richard Valenzuela. He didn't speak Spanish but learned the lyrics to La Bamba phonetically. Another great American musician who died way too young.
Los Lobos is pretty awesome. “One time one night” is great track from the movie Colors. Another 80s classic.
Lex got her groove on with this tune. It's impossible not to.
This is one of those songs that blows my mind at the idea there could be anyone in America that has not heard it. I'm no where near LA or Mexico, but this had massive airplay pretty much all my life. Even us Hillbillies know this song.
La Pistola El Corazon is my favorite songs by Los Lobos. Haven't heard this song in awhile
Another good one from Los Lobos is "Will the wolf survive.". You also need to watch their love performance of this song.
So SoCal. They just played a Sold Out Fund Raiser in town for “The Cheech” recently. Always a good LIVE Show.
From a forgotten 80s movie, "La Bamba", a good movie and worth a watch.
Iconic song within an iconic part of rock & roll history. Sad that that memory is being lost from the younger generations.
Remember Don McLean's "American Pie"? 'The day the music died' referred to the plane crash that killed Buddy Holly, the Big Bopper and Richie Valens, the guy that made this song famous back in the day. That crash basically closed the door on the first chapter of Rock 'n' Roll history.
La Bamba is a traditional Mexican folk song, there are literally hundreds of covers of it with recorded versions dating back to the 1920's. This Los Lobos cover is variation on Richie Valen's 1958 version, which is rock and roll version. There's not a Mariachi band in 2 continents who don't have a version ready to go.
Three continents. You can find mariachi in Germany, where its related to Blasmusic, or what we would call oom-pah.
It's a damn crime how Los Lobos isn't in the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame.
This is one of the biggest songs of the year that cover of an original Mexican song
I've seen Los Lobos 6x and going again at end of July 2022 Fabulous Musicians and just won a Grammy for best Americana Album for 2022. Rock N Roll at it's very Best.
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Bob: "Ritchieeeeeeee!!!!!
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The band was Los Lobos.. smokin'
I saw Los Lobos live in San Antonio Tx. just as the pandemic was about to take over the country. It was a great show.
Real name Richie Valenzuela.
He shortened it to Valens.
Sadly, he was only 17 when he died in a plane crash along with Buddy Holly and Big Bopper.
Check out Richie's song, "Come on, Let's Go."
always loved this song, cheery as heck.....lol
I took Spanish in middle school but only for the cooking and recipes. We all got in groups of 4 and cooked Spanish food at least twice a week. The food was given to the disabled/mental classes when we cooked but I believe their parents had to approve for them to have it. Good times. Guess it’s true when you’re grandparents say don’t rush through life, you will just miss it.
French, Spanish, Italian are all derivative of Latin. Love it all ❤
I had this movie soundtrack album on cassette when it came out in 1987. I was 9 years old at the time. The movie and the soundtrack were HUGE at the time.
i can play and sing this song. i learned the words the same way Ritchie Valens did: phonetically
La Bamba. Lou Diamond Phillips as Richie Valens. Good movie, and an even better song.
Sung to the tune, "What are the words to La Bamba!"
Richie Valens died on same plane with Buddy Holly, the Big Bopper. Richie was 17. "The day the music died."
Another Los Lobos song to listen to "One Time, One Night in America".
Lou diamond Phillips played Ritchie Valens to a T in this movie, it's worth a watch, taken too soon with Buddy Holly and the Big Bopper, the day the music died ( American Pie)...
Again lexi's spanish pronunciation is perfect!