I totally agree with you. Everebody talks about power and stuff like that but never of the moment of sweetness that are magical and so soft and delicate. That's what I love about her: all the colors and dimension that she puts with her voice (the dynamyc, (de)crescendo,...).
Lara vive le canzoni che canta. Le vive con la voce, con il corpo, nelle intenzioni, nei sospiri profondi. Lei diventa il pezzo che canta. Caruso non è una canzone facile da interpretare, anche per un cantante italiano. Un mix di italiano e napoletano, una quantità di parole in una sola frase impressionante. Ogni parola scandita con la giusta intensità. Hai ragione quando dici che è fantastica nelle sue note dolci, sussurrate, calibrate. Arrivano dritte al cuore. Grazie a te per la sensibilità con la quale offri a noi le tue reazioni. Un caro saluto dall'Italia!! 🤗
Lara switches languages easily as she is just breathing. In her concerts she uses to speak with the audience in 3 languages almost at the same time, she starts a phrase in French and ends in Italian, or from Spanish to English. Even her music is pretty much language mixed, she has songs half in French and half in English, Half in Spanish and half in Italian. :) also, she said that she uses to dream in different languages (Italian, English and French). Thank you.
When I was studying in Germany, I related a dream I had to my newly former German teacher whom I was newly dating **cough** that was in German. (There were also polyglot beavers who had just swum over from NY, but that's neither here nor there. . .) Mein Freund said that dreaming in a language was a sign one is fluent. Bzzz. Not in my case. Not by a long shot. But Fabian? Yeah, I can see that. I've seen her just jump in and out and carry on conversations in different languages. Her facility is massively impressive.
@@DoggieFosters she said that her dreams about her family are more often in Italian and French, random dreams in English or even in French. Lol That's interesting.
@@EmanuelRecemConvertido wonder if she dreams of her mama in Italian. Saw a live performance vid where she explained the story of l'oubli, around the edges, and cried my eyes out today.
If you're interested, here starting at 1:03:00 (one hour, three min) she talks about the struggle of being an artist, a storyteller who is honest but . . .wants to maintain some privacy. And how she came to grips with her family truth which is such a nearly universal human experience and the freedom of giving that gift of her words/melody to others experiencing the same. You've probably seen it, but just in case ruclips.net/video/Zne8la9QvIE/видео.html
Not sure if you mentioned this before but she also uses her whole being in the song, her posture, her facial expressions and even her breathing are all instruments to portray the song
I remember seeing a reacter do a reaction to Ti Amo Cosi. Reacter is Italian. Loved Aida's voice, but hadn't heard of her. Loved Dimash's baritone, heard of him as had been inundated with requests. Hadn't heard of Fabian but paused within, literally, 3 seconds of her beginning her part: "She's Italian, right? She has to be. Her Italian is perfect!"
If not for these You tube reactions I and many others would have never heard of Ms Lara Fabian and that’s almost tragic. Why we didn’t know of her music back when this concert was happening is just plain wrong!! I feel cheated.
I discovered her about 2016 when I fell by accident in RUclips on some of her songs from her Moscow concerts. It was like something had exploded in my senses. Then I trailed back. I hope by now, I have seen everything she has has ever produced, at least what I could find in RUclips.
@@frankbirch3877I purchased her first U.S. released cd, "Lara Fabian" back in the early 2000's, and fell in love with her voice. But it wasn't until I started watching these live videos that I truly appreciated her for the amazing talent she is. The emotions she is able to convey and bring out in her audience is extraordinarily special. She has become my favorite female performer ever.
The writer of this song, Lucio Dalla (from Bologna, northern Italy), wrote this while staying in one of the rooms where Enrico Caruso, former famous tenor (From Neaples, southern Italy), spent the final days of his life. Caruso was 48-years-old when he died, and a few years before Caruso died, he married Dorothy Park Benjamin who was 20 years younger. They had a baby girl they named Gloria. Lucio Dalla wrote this song while imagining how Caruso, who knew he was dying, would have said goodbye to his young wife - the love of his life. curiosity: in sicilian dialect the word caruso means (ragazzo) boy.
It’s hard to pay attention to her beauty because her voice actually distracts from her looks...needless to say it’s usually the opposite. A phenomenal talent.
Hay amigo! Que suerte la mía encontrarte! Admiro y amo a Lara Fabián y esta canción CARUSO me traspasa mi alma. Gracias por compartir tu punto de vista tan interesante y amable 😃
i still feel up till this day, she was put in the dark in the usa because they already had celine. they even competed in the same song festival called eurovision , and both ended up top 5. (for those who dont know eurovision is kinda like the voice but with countries sending their representative singer/group that have been selected to compete)
I've read she was purposely sabotaged by Celine's people. And Sony records wanted her to be something she wasn't. I'm glad she didn't sacrifice who she is to make her label happy, but sad she never got the recognition she deserved in the U.S. She should have been every bit the megastar here that Celine became.
for my french speaking ears, when she sing in italian, she has an italian voice, a bit hoarsely. In french, her voice doesn't sound the same. that's howsome.
Jeff, you are so correct in your assessment of Lara Fabian's talents, which makes it maddening why she isn't More well known. It is an often repeated rumor that there has been.a concerted effort to limit her distribution in the U.S. by a certain sharp elbowed DIVA who in spite of her own superstardom will or cannot be generous but sees her as a threat and competition.Magnaminity would only enhance one's true talents. karma karma karma
I totally agree about the loud-soft singing. Dynamics are what make a good performer great (or a poor one better). As a graphic artist, I have always appreciated contrast and as a musical artist I always look for that as well. Millions of people can sing...loudly, even on pitch . Noise is not art...even "powerful", on pitch noise. To create art from music requires that contrast and the use of non-verbals, body movements, etc. is something very, very few can do. The focus on "belting" is ruining many good singers, I'm afraid. Without the passion, the intimacy, the pianissimo enunciation, the "belts" lose their effect.
Please react to the song named "Caruso" sung by Luciano Pavarotti. The writer of this song, Lucio Dalla (from Bologna, northern Italy), wrote this while staying in one of the rooms where Enrico Caruso, former famous tenor (From Neaples, southern Italy), spent the final days of his life. Caruso was 48-years-old when he died, and a few years before Caruso died, he married Dorothy Park Benjamin who was 20 years younger. They had a baby girl they named Gloria. Lucio Dalla wrote this song while imagining how Caruso, who knew he was dying, would have said goodbye to his young wife - the love of his life. curiosity: in sicilian dialect the word caruso means (ragazzo) boy.
I love your take on Lara's incredible talent! This is my second reaction video of your dealing with her and both times you bring up Dimash. Please stop! Lara is not defined by Dimash...Dimash has a ways to go, if he doesn't destroy his vocal chords with those crazy vocal acrobatics he does, to even come close to Lara's level
Dimash does nothing for me. Yes he has amazing range but his singing is like an exercise, look what I can do. Lara moves me deeply in every performance.
Listening your comments I really think you would like her songs:" Je suis mon coeur", "Tu es mon autre" (her best duet for me) or her cover of Charles Aznavour's song "Comme ils disent". All songs from her "En toute intimite" concert. That concert, for me, is better then From Lara with Love. If I give 10/10 for FLWL, for ETI I give 20/10 😁.
Please and also the french version which was written by hers. Called 'Si Tu M'aime" she also co-wrote a Portuguese version of this same song called "Meu grande amor ( which means MY GREATEST LOVE) in Portuguese. The beltings are stratospheric in all versions (french. English and Portuguese). :)
MOST OF PEOPLE IS CONFUSING ITALIAN WITH SPANISH: "CARUSO" IS A MIX OF ITALIAN AN NEAPOLITAN AND LARA FABIAN DOES'T SING IN SPANISH ! THE REACTORS ALSO MUST DOCUMENT THEMSELVES BETTER ! SORRY BUT I'TS TRUE ! FOR MANY REACTORS "CARUSO" IS ... SPANISH !!!
HELLO REACTOR. PLEASE PAY ATTENTION: LARA FABIAN IS NOT JUST A VIRTUOSO SINGER BUT AN ACTRESS ALSO ! PLEASE DON'T CONFUSE LARA WITH DIMASH: A UNIVERSE DIVIDES THEM ! IS THE OPINION OF A SCHOLAR OF HISTORY OF OPERA.
This is the best rendition of Caruso I ever heard, Lara is just enchanting.
She's really Not From Here is she Jeff? Lara is a gift to us all.
Love Lara, italian is spoken fast, and she does it perfectly..❤
I am Italian and I can confirm you what you wrote ..
El italiano y francés son las lenguas maternas de Lara.
Great reaction! Her dynamic and, not to forget, her rythmic timing is really great. I agree with all that you say. Thanks!
I totally agree with you. Everebody talks about power and stuff like that but never of the moment of sweetness that are magical and so soft and delicate. That's what I love about her: all the colors and dimension that she puts with her voice (the dynamyc, (de)crescendo,...).
Hello Jeff, what a great reaction! I love your sincere comments and you look at her with so much admiration.... It's a pleasure to listen to you!
Lara vive le canzoni che canta. Le vive con la voce, con il corpo, nelle intenzioni, nei sospiri profondi. Lei diventa il pezzo che canta. Caruso non è una canzone facile da interpretare, anche per un cantante italiano. Un mix di italiano e napoletano, una quantità di parole in una sola frase impressionante. Ogni parola scandita con la giusta intensità. Hai ragione quando dici che è fantastica nelle sue note dolci, sussurrate, calibrate. Arrivano dritte al cuore. Grazie a te per la sensibilità con la quale offri a noi le tue reazioni. Un caro saluto dall'Italia!! 🤗
Tutto giusto ma proprio di napoletano non ha certo il linguaggio ma lo stile.
@@marcoamelio4299 il napoletano lo canta bene giusto un napoletano 😊
Hai ragione, lo stile "passionale" c'è tutto tutto.
This beautiful natural talented women makes Celine Dion sound like figure nails down a chalkboard, my god what emotions in her vocals am speechless.
Lara switches languages easily as she is just breathing. In her concerts she uses to speak with the audience in 3 languages almost at the same time, she starts a phrase in French and ends in Italian, or from Spanish to English. Even her music is pretty much language mixed, she has songs half in French and half in English, Half in Spanish and half in Italian. :) also, she said that she uses to dream in different languages (Italian, English and French). Thank you.
When I was studying in Germany, I related a dream I had to my newly former German teacher whom I was newly dating **cough** that was in German. (There were also polyglot beavers who had just swum over from NY, but that's neither here nor there. . .) Mein Freund said that dreaming in a language was a sign one is fluent. Bzzz. Not in my case. Not by a long shot. But Fabian? Yeah, I can see that. I've seen her just jump in and out and carry on conversations in different languages. Her facility is massively impressive.
@@DoggieFosters she said that her dreams about her family are more often in Italian and French, random dreams in English or even in French. Lol That's interesting.
@@EmanuelRecemConvertido wonder if she dreams of her mama in Italian. Saw a live performance vid where she explained the story of l'oubli, around the edges, and cried my eyes out today.
If you're interested, here starting at 1:03:00 (one hour, three min) she talks about the struggle of being an artist, a storyteller who is honest but . . .wants to maintain some privacy. And how she came to grips with her family truth which is such a nearly universal human experience and the freedom of giving that gift of her words/melody to others experiencing the same.
You've probably seen it, but just in case ruclips.net/video/Zne8la9QvIE/видео.html
@@DoggieFosters I bet she does. Her italian roots is very strong, she is actually married with an italian, and she visits Italy very often.
Not sure if you mentioned this before but she also uses her whole being in the song, her posture, her facial expressions and even her breathing are all instruments to portray the song
I remember seeing a reacter do a reaction to Ti Amo Cosi. Reacter is Italian. Loved Aida's voice, but hadn't heard of her. Loved Dimash's baritone, heard of him as had been inundated with requests. Hadn't heard of Fabian but paused within, literally, 3 seconds of her beginning her part: "She's Italian, right? She has to be. Her Italian is perfect!"
Italian is her first language actually not french
@@rimasosa2882 I know.
lara is just so amazing...great reaction
If not for these You tube reactions I and many others would have never heard of Ms Lara Fabian and that’s almost tragic.
Why we didn’t know of her music back when this concert was happening is just plain wrong!! I feel cheated.
I discovered her about 2016 when I fell by accident in RUclips on some of her songs from her Moscow concerts. It was like something had exploded in my senses. Then I trailed back. I hope by now, I have seen everything she has has ever produced, at least what I could find in RUclips.
And, my discovery of her En Toute Intimite concert led me to revere her...
@@frankbirch3877I purchased her first U.S. released cd, "Lara Fabian" back in the early 2000's, and fell in love with her voice. But it wasn't until I started watching these live videos that I truly appreciated her for the amazing talent she is. The emotions she is able to convey and bring out in her audience is extraordinarily special. She has become my favorite female performer ever.
Love your reaction and I do so love Lara Fabian. A very, very, nice video. Thanks much. :)
The writer of this song, Lucio Dalla (from Bologna, northern Italy), wrote this while staying in one of the rooms where Enrico Caruso, former famous tenor (From Neaples, southern Italy), spent the final days of his life. Caruso was 48-years-old when he died, and a few years before Caruso died, he married Dorothy Park Benjamin who was 20 years younger. They had a baby girl they named Gloria. Lucio Dalla wrote this song while imagining how Caruso, who knew he was dying, would have said goodbye to his young wife - the love of his life.
curiosity: in sicilian dialect the word caruso means (ragazzo) boy.
I love Lara Fabian ❤️😍🥰
Great reaction. You were on point regarding her talent, artistry and skills. Thank you and big hug from France👍😉,
Thank you! 😃
nice reaction she pulled you into performance also Sohyang has performances where she does the same but Lara has the best emotive Oscar.
Excellent analysis. Were I given one last song to listen to in old age, this would be the one. Incredible story-telling.
LARA FABIAN is the best 😍🥰😍
I enjoyed this reaction very much. A step above the majority of reactors who know nothing about their singers or subject.
It’s hard to pay attention to her beauty because her voice actually distracts from her looks...needless to say it’s usually the opposite. A phenomenal talent.
And she's breathtakingly stunning, which says alot about her vocal abilities.
@@abc456fexactly!
Good and smart man. Appreciate your nuanced approach.
Hay amigo! Que suerte la mía encontrarte! Admiro y amo a Lara Fabián y esta canción CARUSO me traspasa mi alma.
Gracias por compartir tu punto de vista tan interesante y amable 😃
the queen of diction...
i still feel up till this day, she was put in the dark in the usa because they already had celine. they even competed in the same song festival called eurovision , and both ended up top 5. (for those who dont know eurovision is kinda like the voice but with countries sending their representative singer/group that have been selected to compete)
just imagine how highly we would regard her if she had a great manager like Celine's Rene -
I've read she was purposely sabotaged by Celine's people. And Sony records wanted her to be something she wasn't. I'm glad she didn't sacrifice who she is to make her label happy, but sad she never got the recognition she deserved in the U.S. She should have been every bit the megastar here that Celine became.
*LF Brilliant!*
for my french speaking ears, when she sing in italian, she has an italian voice, a bit hoarsely. In french, her voice doesn't sound the same. that's howsome.
Amazing voice!
Love your face expression when you comment her singing :) its says everything
Great job reacting and explained
Jeff, you are so correct in your assessment of Lara Fabian's talents, which makes it maddening why she isn't More well known. It is an often repeated rumor that there has been.a concerted effort to limit her distribution in the U.S. by a certain sharp elbowed DIVA who in spite of her own superstardom will or cannot be generous but sees her as a threat and competition.Magnaminity would only enhance one's true talents. karma karma karma
Just amazing....
One dislike from probably a person with impaired hearing....get well soon.....Epic cover ....
I totally agree about the loud-soft singing. Dynamics are what make a good performer great (or a poor one better). As a graphic artist, I have always appreciated contrast and as a musical artist I always look for that as well. Millions of people can sing...loudly, even on pitch . Noise is not art...even "powerful", on pitch noise. To create art from music requires that contrast and the use of non-verbals, body movements, etc. is something very, very few can do. The focus on "belting" is ruining many good singers, I'm afraid. Without the passion, the intimacy, the pianissimo enunciation, the "belts" lose their effect.
grazie brava lara
Please react to the song named "Caruso" sung by Luciano Pavarotti.
The writer of this song, Lucio Dalla (from Bologna, northern Italy), wrote this while staying in one of the rooms where Enrico Caruso, former famous tenor (From Neaples, southern Italy), spent the final days of his life. Caruso was 48-years-old when he died, and a few years before Caruso died, he married Dorothy Park Benjamin who was 20 years younger. They had a baby girl they named Gloria. Lucio Dalla wrote this song while imagining how Caruso, who knew he was dying, would have said goodbye to his young wife - the love of his life.
curiosity: in sicilian dialect the word caruso means (ragazzo) boy.
I love your take on Lara's incredible talent! This is my second reaction video of your dealing with her and both times you bring up Dimash. Please stop! Lara is not defined by Dimash...Dimash has a ways to go, if he doesn't destroy his vocal chords with those crazy vocal acrobatics he does, to even come close to Lara's level
Dimash does nothing for me. Yes he has amazing range but his singing is like an exercise, look what I can do. Lara moves me deeply in every performance.
@@abc456f I agree, I’m not fond of Dimash- too over the top for me! But Lara is IT! I love everything about her! 🌸❤️❤️❤️
Listening your comments I really think you would like her songs:" Je suis mon coeur", "Tu es mon autre" (her best duet for me) or her cover of Charles Aznavour's song "Comme ils disent". All songs from her "En toute intimite" concert. That concert, for me, is better then From Lara with Love. If I give 10/10 for FLWL, for ETI I give 20/10 😁.
Agree 100%!
❤️😘❤️😘❤️😘❤️😘❤️😘❤️
Can you do a Lara Fabian reaction video from "Un Cuore Malato" please? It's just wonderful !! 😍😍
Please react to You're Not From Here she sings at the same concert. I'm a huge fan!!
Hello! Here is a link to my Lara Fabian Playlist. It should be in there.
ruclips.net/p/PL1rt0EQGQG4kgsNdAf5gAJlctmWb4kxkx
Why don't you react to "To love again" sung by Lara, there are not many reactions of this song on yb.
Please and also the french version which was written by hers. Called 'Si Tu M'aime" she also co-wrote a Portuguese version of this same song called "Meu grande amor ( which means MY GREATEST LOVE) in Portuguese. The beltings are stratospheric in all versions (french. English and Portuguese). :)
Meu grande amor
Lara is the one of greatest...but here is one and only Whitney Houston-The Voice....❤️
Per Lara fabian l italiano è come fosse la sua lingua madre
lara est italo.belge
Questa canzone e in Italiano con molte parole del dialetto Napoletano, dalla canzone Napoletana deriva il canto melodico Italiano.
Hi. I think you should react to Floor Jansen on Beste Zangers. Watching it with Jennizelf for subs. Especially Shallow and I don't know a thing.
Lara no es "relativamente" exitosa en Europa como dices. Ella es la reina de Europa.
caruso made in italy
MTV 16.10.2020 17:00-20:00 USA REQUEST DIMASH
MOST OF PEOPLE IS CONFUSING ITALIAN WITH SPANISH: "CARUSO" IS A MIX OF ITALIAN AN NEAPOLITAN AND LARA FABIAN DOES'T SING IN SPANISH ! THE REACTORS ALSO MUST DOCUMENT THEMSELVES BETTER ! SORRY BUT I'TS TRUE ! FOR MANY REACTORS "CARUSO" IS ... SPANISH !!!
HELLO REACTOR. PLEASE PAY ATTENTION: LARA FABIAN IS NOT JUST A VIRTUOSO SINGER BUT AN ACTRESS ALSO ! PLEASE DON'T CONFUSE LARA WITH DIMASH: A UNIVERSE DIVIDES THEM ! IS THE OPINION OF A SCHOLAR OF HISTORY OF OPERA.