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This is a love song based on the legend called La Llorona. La Llorona is a legend about a tragic love that ended with death, tragedy and a haunting. So as many things in Latin America history becomes legend, legend becomes myth and there you have a love song based on a haunting.
La llorona is probably one of the most famous folk mexican song. Many great artists have performed this song but this 3 amazing, quite different voices are spectacular.
there's a little misunderstanding with this song. LA LLORONA (weeping lady) is a popular legend about the ghost of a woman that drowned her children ...but the song is not about that Llorona, but a story about a couple from Oaxaca (center Mexico) separated by the Revolution war: Before the man went to war, the woman was crying because she may will not see her man again. He took his woman in his arms and wiped her tears, calling her "llorona". He promise her to return in life or death. the man did not returned, but a friend of his told her wife that he died due to enemy fire, and prior to his death the spouse asked that friend to tell her how he was sorry not to return, and to pass her a letter with his thoughts. That letter is supposed to be the lyrics of the song Is a regional legend, and it might be prior to that date (maybe even prehispanic), but the main theme is the same: a letter from a man to his spouse in time of war
*LA LLORONA* is an old song passed down. It's a haunting song about a love lost. - *ANGELA AGUILAR* (19) Mexican American, she may be young but she comes from a Mexican Music Dynasty. Her grandparents (father's parents - Antonio Aguilar & Flor Sylvestre) were singers, actors. Her father (4X Grammy winner Pepe Aguilar) is a mariachi legend, her uncle sings, her brother (Leonardo Aguilar), cousin (Majo Aguilar) and her are all recording artists. At 3 years old she was enrolled in an Opera Conservatory, at 8 years old she recorded her first album. Her songs are not only Mariachi. - *NATALIA LaFOURCADE* (39) is a Mexican singer, she is incredible, she has a more Indie sound in her recordings. - *AIDA CUEVAS* (59) is a LEGEND...her career rivals the career of Vicente Fernandez and is as a legend as him. Mexican actress and singer. *RECOMMEND:* - *Natalia Lafourcade* - *"Hasta La Raiz"* - *Aida Cuevas* X Mariachi 2000 - *"El Pastor"* - *Angela Aguilar* X Pepe Aguilar (father) *"Tu Sangre En Mi Cuerpo"*
You missed to mention Natalia's father is a musician, and she also attended music schools since she was young, she had a scholarship in the usa to study music so thats why she is awesome she plays different instruments, sings and writes.
The story of this song was described in some other comments. “La Llorona” song comes from the Istmo de Tehuantepec (some place of Oaxaca). In the past Andres Henestrosa, a mexican writer, made a compilation of all the verses of this song (more than 1 hundred), because the song was added many times. The original song is in zapoteca language, and is beautiful, with the sound of the words in this original native language. Great reaction my friend, greetings
Honor a quien honor merece, Aida Cuevas. No menosprecio a Angela o Natalia, pero Aida Cuevas es impresionante, gracias por tu reaccion a la musica mexicana, saludos desde Monterrey, México 🇲🇽
One of my all time favorite songs. Its so beautiful yet haunting and somber. Chavela Vargas is still my favorite version. "Paloma Negra" is another favorite of mine. Songs where you can hear the pain and feelings and that many can connect with at times.
I absolutely love this song and this performance. Angela and Natalia have beautiful voices. But the second Aída opens her mouth, I get goosebumps and the tears flow.
I believe when Angela Aguilar sang this she was 15. Her father is also a famous singer Pepe Aguilar. This was an amazing performance for an old song. It actually comes out in the movie Coco too.
La llorona is a very famous folk Mexican song and many artists interpret it in their own special way anyone can perform it however and with whatever twists and turns they want which makes it so beautiful❤ I recommend listening to other versions by differnt artists Angela Aguilars version is very beautiful and many people on the voice have put their own very unique spins on this song which is very beautiful
The traditional Mexican song are sing by a lot of singers, men and woman, this song La llorona is a traditional Mexican song, Aida Cuevas sing a lot with Mariachi, Natalia could sing traditional song and more pop, and Angela came from a very famous family,
This is an old song, beautiful. They are best of the best Mexican artist, so powerful and beautiful voices. You will enjoy, I am sure. Great reaction! ❤
La Llorona is an old mexican song of popular domain, originated in the area of the Itsm of Tehuantepec, Oaxaca, performed by so many singers through the times, however I strongly recommend to you to listen the version of Lila Downs.
The song, La Llorona was written by a poet named Andres Henestrosa well it's attributed to him anyway ❗ .... and it was written in 1920 or 1930 ❗... He lived in Mexico City ❗
Andrés Henestrosa no compuso la melodía, en realidad el rescató la melodía, con los versos que había escuchado desde su infancia tanto en español como en Zapoteco y después agregó algunos versos de su propia autoría. Popularizando la canción de la llorona. Andrés Henestrosa fue un escritor y poeta zapoteco oriundo del Istmo de Tehuantepec, Oaxaca.
You’re right one of the most traditional songs in all and old Mexico!! The versus comes from an anonymous letter of a revolution where a soldier writes to his love and dies in battle
My dad used to dedicate this song to le cause I was such a crybaby! Llorona means crier or crybaby. I used to hate it, now that he is gone, I love this song so much!! Wish he was around to sing it to le even if it is out of tune!❤
The one you said who looks really young is Angela aguilar. She's the daughter of a famous Mexican artist pepe aguilar. She's definitely got a lot of potential since her voic3 is already amazing in a young age.
La Llorona is a very important song in Mexico, it is an urban legend and the whole country has a special affection for the song, it is even the only non-original song that Disney included in the movie COCO
La canción no es una "leyenda urbana" de hecho la canción no tiene nada que ver con la Famosa leyenda de la llorona, pues la melodía tiene su propia historia.
Angela was 16 in this performance. She has a Great video signing this same song when she was 14 is absolutly great you may like to reaact to it. This is a tradicional song for the day of the dead in México, about a woman crying for a lover who past away. Blessings
La llorona, its a leyend across all latin America, the story varyies a little in different countries, but basically is about a lady whose kids died by drawning in a river and the mother got crazy and couldnt stop crying (llorar),,, so people said that at night, midnight, they couldnhear her crying and screaming asking:” where r my children”….. and then it becomd a ghost story……
YES ANGELA AGUILAR IS THE FIRST ONE SHES 20 AND HER FATHER PEPE AGUILAR AND HER GRAN PAS WERR SINGERS IS A DINASTY BEUTIFUL VOICE NATALIA LIKE HER VERY MUCH AND AIDA CUEVAS IS THE BEST IS THE VOICE THAT REPRESENT MEXICO
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La Llorona is pronounced LLO- (yo) RO- (like Ro-nald) NA (nah) and Angela's last name is Aguilar A-GUI- (like gui-tar) LAR (like Larry, withouth the y)
They sing their own version combined, the original song, I think is the one by Aida Cuevas, but yes the original LLorona is a woman who drowned her children, and then she cries along a river because of what she did.
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The folk tale about "la llorona" (the crying woman is the translate) is about a woman that cries for her lost childrens longside the rivers, when you hear her cries near she is far away, if you hear far is because is near you... Some people says that she was the Malinche or Malitzin, a woman that have bean tributed to the spanish conqueror Hernán Cortés from Mayas, he uses her knowledge, to understand costums, make aliances with enemy villages of the Aztec empire, then, when te empire fall, the couple have childrens, and people looks her as a traitor (but she was more like a slave, an object). In the song, is a deadly erotic meeting with her, in the "campo santo" (graveyard) and the air is mooving the flowers, you ask her to hug you because you be cold, a company in the pain, is more in the song but you can do an idea. Because is folk song, there is not a singer that owns it, I have told you, that in folk and traditional songs are other groups and sounds, unfortunately, this performance is good but not the traditional sounds, however, the voice of Aida is the kind of voice for this songs.
Estás un poco confundido, la canción no es sobre la leyenda de "La llorona". La canción es de origen Oaxaqueño y es sobre una mujer que llora por su esposo que partió a la guerra.
Escribí 3 párrafos, en el primero hablé sobre el cuento en el folklore (leyenda) que trata de una mujer llorando por sus hijos y en ese tenor, uno de los mitos que giran sobre el origen de ello es lo de la Malintzin, hay más relatos para abordar el mito, y dependiendo de la región establece diferencias, quise participar iniciando por referirme al mito y no a la canción propiamente como en el segundo párrafo. Creí conveniente hablar del mito porque a pesar de que la canción posee el origen que mencionas (aunque algunos le ubican con origen en Veracruz bajo estilo de son, es dificil rastrear el origen de una canción así), se cree que igualmente se vincula a la influencia que inspira en el mito, cuestión que puedes encontrar documentada en fuentes escritas, tanto las que aceptan esa influencia como las que la rechazan, si ello no basta, de todas formas llegar a la misma conclusión cuando estudias cultura, semiótica y simbolismo, identificas este fenómeno de adaptación abordado en la antropología se le conoce como "Difusión Cultural", aunque en el mito igualmente influyen las cuestiones arquetípicas que modifican en apariencia el mito pese a ser lo mismo de fondo, ello lo observa Joseph Campbell y previo a él Vladimir Propp en su análisis de cuentos fantásticos, Levi -Strauss, etc. Por ello en el segundo párrafo abordé sobre el encuentro erótico (que está vinvulado a la muerte), con la llorona, esta observación no necesariamente la versión que mencioné, o la que se le ahogan sus hijos, a la que espera su esposo, etc., sea cual sea su origen, aplica.
@@franciscobarcenas845a canción de la llorona Si es un "Son" pero no es un son Jarocho en realidad fue concedida originalmente como un son Istmeño, dicho género musical es propio de la actual cultura zapoteca del Istmo de Tehuantepec, Oaxaca y se caracteriza por sus compases de 3/4 de tiempo con ritmos valseados y candenciosos, también por sus letras lúgubres combinados con el romance, no importa si hacen covers de la llorona en otros estilos musicales pues dicha canción sigue conservando las características propias del son Istmeño. También cabe resaltar que es muy característico de este género musical que las mujeres de la región (la mujer Tehuana) es la protagonista de muchas piezas musicales, por ejemplo, la Sandunga, la Martiniana, Naela, La Petrona, la Vicenta, Son Reina, la Paulina, etc. Hay un artículo muy interesante sobre el papel de la mujer Istmeña en la música del Istmo de Tehuantepec, por lo tanto dudo mucho que la identidad de esta llorona (canción) sea el espectro de la mujer que va penando por sus hijos. Esta llorona la describen como una hermosa mujer tehuana que va saliendo de la iglesia vistiendo su típico huipil y el resplandor blanco qué utilizan en la cabeza que la hace parecer la imagen de la virgen, pues existe un dicho en aquella región que dice "A las Tehuanas las vestimos como virgenes"
@@colibri2836Exacto!! muy característico de este género musical (El son Istmeño) las letras lúgubres, melancólicas y a la vez románticas. Versos de amor y despedida, versos de amor y muerte, esa es la esencia de la canción. Y la llorona de la canción representa a la mujer doliente, no al fantasma que vaga penando por sus hijos. Muy bien
@@AlexLic.Kowalski muy acertados tus comentarios pero considera lo siguiente: En principio le damos un contexto a alguien que es ajeno a nuestra cultura, si en nuestra propia tierra la mayoria sabe de "the beattles", "peso pluma" etc., y cuando escuchan mariachi es sólo lo de masas y no mariachi tradicional, pero desconocen o repelen esta y otras expresiones tradicionales, no se trata del todo de tener o no tener razón, se trata de compartir sean cercanos o lejanos a nosotros un poco de la variedad que hay, ya profundizar cuando tengamos una base... En segunda, puse que algunos le ubican con dicho origen (jarocho y mito de la llorona, no puse que es un hecho), su conección a través de la difusión cultural con el mito de la llorona no se puede desmentir, tal como tampoco se puede negar que tenga como origen historias más locales, tampoco su fusión entre la leyenda y estas historias locales, el fenómeno de difusión igualmente se ve en la música (ningun pueblo originario tenía instrumentos de cuerdas, y estos instrumentos son al final de cuentas, instrumentos adoptados del linaje del laud, con sus características del medievo y sus adecuaciones por la lejanía de la matríz cultural que les dió origen, igualmente aunque hay cuestiones estéticas que diferencien los ritmos, los intercambios se dan y no por ejemplo un son huasteco no podemos demostrar tenga o no influencia de los otros tipos de sones), si la llorona tiene una referencia al mito que mencioné, o es una tehuana como refieres, o un muxe, o una criolla, o una mazateca que se llevaron de la cañada, si la mujer de la canción hablaba tu'un savi, chatino, o refiere a una combinación de varias de ellas, lo que sea, hay una difusión y ello complica tener certeza del todo sobre su origen, salvo que tengamos los nombres de los autores y una explicación de ellos podríamos negar cosas, pero ello se ha perdido en el tiempo y en particular si hay muchos intercambios por los procesos historicos de la nueva españa, somos mas homogeneos si nos comparamos con el norte porque su proceso de la nueva vizcaina y nueva galicia si fue distinto al de la nueva españa, saludos.
Please consider reacting to a Finnish singer called Chisu. Specifically the song Sabotage. She has an amazing voice and I'm pretty sure she writes and produces her songs herself.
the song is actually about how a man fell in love with a mourning lady going out of the church after mass at first sight, and all his feelings about it.... No relation to the Llorona myth...
You HAVE to listen to "my one hit kill sisters" ending song. It's probably the best ED of the whole anime season. And honestly that's the only good thing about it. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE GIVE IT A LISTEN
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Your so wrong about the song title, is not “la lona” it is LA LLORONA”, 😮
This is a love song based on the legend called La Llorona. La Llorona is a legend about a tragic love that ended with death, tragedy and a haunting. So as many things in Latin America history becomes legend, legend becomes myth and there you have a love song based on a haunting.
La llorona=La yorona
La llorona is probably one of the most famous folk mexican song. Many great artists have performed this song but this 3 amazing, quite different voices are spectacular.
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You’ll have to listen to Lila Downs and Chavela Vargas’ renditions of this song
@@eduardom.8766probably the best version.
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there's a little misunderstanding with this song. LA LLORONA (weeping lady) is a popular legend about the ghost of a woman that drowned her children
...but the song is not about that Llorona, but a story about a couple from Oaxaca (center Mexico) separated by the Revolution war:
Before the man went to war, the woman was crying because she may will not see her man again. He took his woman in his arms and wiped her tears, calling her "llorona". He promise her to return in life or death.
the man did not returned, but a friend of his told her wife that he died due to enemy fire, and prior to his death the spouse asked that friend to tell her how he was sorry not to return, and to pass her a letter with his thoughts. That letter is supposed to be the lyrics of the song
Is a regional legend, and it might be prior to that date (maybe even prehispanic), but the main theme is the same: a letter from a man to his spouse in time of war
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Oaxaca es Sur no Centro.
This was so interesting. Thanks for clearing it up👍
Oaxaca is South
*LA LLORONA* is an old song passed down. It's a haunting song about a love lost.
- *ANGELA AGUILAR* (19) Mexican American, she may be young but she comes from a Mexican Music Dynasty. Her grandparents (father's parents - Antonio Aguilar & Flor Sylvestre) were singers, actors. Her father (4X Grammy winner Pepe Aguilar) is a mariachi legend, her uncle sings, her brother (Leonardo Aguilar), cousin (Majo Aguilar) and her are all recording artists. At 3 years old she was enrolled in an Opera Conservatory, at 8 years old she recorded her first album. Her songs are not only Mariachi.
- *NATALIA LaFOURCADE* (39) is a Mexican singer, she is incredible, she has a more Indie sound in her recordings.
- *AIDA CUEVAS* (59) is a LEGEND...her career rivals the career of Vicente Fernandez and is as a legend as him. Mexican actress and singer.
*RECOMMEND:*
- *Natalia Lafourcade* - *"Hasta La Raiz"*
- *Aida Cuevas* X Mariachi 2000 - *"El Pastor"*
- *Angela Aguilar* X Pepe Aguilar (father) *"Tu Sangre En Mi Cuerpo"*
Thank you Veronica!! ❤️
You missed to mention Natalia's father is a musician, and she also attended music schools since she was young, she had a scholarship in the usa to study music so thats why she is awesome she plays different instruments, sings and writes.
Natalia is also the female artist with more Latin Grammys and is been recognize as one of the greatest
Natalia Lafourcade did a really beautiful tiny desk concert. So much fun and talent.
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Puro talento Mexicano,excelente interpretación de la Llorona Viva México 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽
The story of this song was described in some other comments. “La Llorona” song comes from the Istmo de Tehuantepec (some place of Oaxaca). In the past Andres Henestrosa, a mexican writer, made a compilation of all the verses of this song (more than 1 hundred), because the song was added many times. The original song is in zapoteca language, and is beautiful, with the sound of the words in this original native language. Great reaction my friend, greetings
It came from Oaxaca originally, but most of the singers modified, but not matter how they singing, it’s amazing 😻 and you say it, llorona.”yo-ro -na”
Honor a quien honor merece, Aida Cuevas. No menosprecio a Angela o Natalia, pero Aida Cuevas es impresionante, gracias por tu reaccion a la musica mexicana, saludos desde Monterrey, México 🇲🇽
One of my all time favorite songs. Its so beautiful yet haunting and somber. Chavela Vargas is still my favorite version. "Paloma Negra" is another favorite of mine. Songs where you can hear the pain and feelings and that many can connect with at times.
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I absolutely love this song and this performance. Angela and Natalia have beautiful voices. But the second Aída opens her mouth, I get goosebumps and the tears flow.
You can distinguish the maturity levels in their voice. It's a Mexican folk lord song .The Wheepin Woman.
I believe when Angela Aguilar sang this she was 15. Her father is also a famous singer Pepe Aguilar. This was an amazing performance for an old song. It actually comes out in the movie Coco too.
La Cigarra performed by Natalia Jimenez and Lila Downs is AMAZING 🤩 Another great collaboration of extremely talented women ❤
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La llorona is a very famous folk Mexican song and many artists interpret it in their own special way anyone can perform it however and with whatever twists and turns they want which makes it so beautiful❤ I recommend listening to other versions by differnt artists Angela Aguilars version is very beautiful and many people on the voice have put their own very unique spins on this song which is very beautiful
I’m Mexican and I’m so happy that you have enjoyed this song and performance
The traditional Mexican song are sing by a lot of singers, men and woman, this song La llorona is a traditional Mexican song, Aida Cuevas sing a lot with Mariachi, Natalia could sing traditional song and more pop, and Angela came from a very famous family,
Angela Aguilar is mexican music royalty. She's the daughter of Pepe Aguilar and the granddaughter of Antonio Aguilar and Flor Silvestre
This is an old song, beautiful. They are best of the best Mexican artist, so powerful and beautiful voices. You will enjoy, I am sure. Great reaction! ❤
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Me pongo de pie !!! Ante estás tres intérpretes !!!! Orgullo de mi México querido 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Linda Ronstadt, la charreada or la cigarra. Amazing, especially for a non Spanish speaker. 😊
She's nowhere near her dad and her dad is nowhere near her grandpa.
I recommend Disney potpourri and el Pastor by Aida Cuevas. Please react to a duet from Natalia Lafourcade and Juan Gabriel Ya No vivo por Viver.
My friend Mexico is not South America!!! Mexico is In North America , Mexico US and Canada are in North America
That song was written in the 1920’s by a Mexican musician and poet Andres Henostrosa, la llorona is a Mexican leyend.
DUDE!!! You’ve gotta react to Natalia Jimenez and Lila downs “La Cigarra”. I guarantee that will blow your mind, and all your listeners too!! 😅
La Llorona is an old mexican song of popular domain, originated in the area of the Itsm of Tehuantepec, Oaxaca, performed by so many singers through the times, however I strongly recommend to you to listen the version of Lila Downs.
The song, La Llorona was written by a poet named Andres Henestrosa well it's attributed to him anyway ❗ .... and it was written in 1920 or 1930 ❗... He lived in Mexico City ❗
Andrés Henestrosa no compuso la melodía, en realidad el rescató la melodía, con los versos que había escuchado desde su infancia tanto en español como en Zapoteco y después agregó algunos versos de su propia autoría. Popularizando la canción de la llorona.
Andrés Henestrosa fue un escritor y poeta zapoteco oriundo del Istmo de Tehuantepec, Oaxaca.
You’re right one of the most traditional songs in all and old Mexico!! The versus comes from an anonymous letter of a revolution where a soldier writes to his love and dies in battle
In Mexican Spanish, the double l sounds like y. LA YO-RO-NA.
I love your reaction videos, btw. 👍👏
Aida she is best singer! But when she sings la llorona I get the chills
Lovely reaction to these amazing Mexican singers. As a side note, Mexico is actually located in North America
ANGELA AGUILAR COMES FROM A VERY TALENTED FAMILY OF SINGERS ❤
Angela was 16 years old at this performance. She's incredible.
Many artists have sung "la llorona", for example: Aida Cuevas, Chavela Vargas, Angela Aguilar, Daniel Robledo.
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My dad used to dedicate this song to le cause I was such a crybaby! Llorona means crier or crybaby. I used to hate it, now that he is gone, I love this song so much!! Wish he was around to sing it to le even if it is out of tune!❤
This song have so many different version and verses the singers choose what sing
It’s an old folklore song , which I seen in the movie Coco. First time I ever heard it.
The one you said who looks really young is Angela aguilar. She's the daughter of a famous Mexican artist pepe aguilar. She's definitely got a lot of potential since her voic3 is already amazing in a young age.
La Llorona is a very important song in Mexico, it is an urban legend and the whole country has a special affection for the song, it is even the only non-original song that Disney included in the movie COCO
La canción no es una "leyenda urbana" de hecho la canción no tiene nada que ver con la Famosa leyenda de la llorona, pues la melodía tiene su propia historia.
Viva mi México!!!!🇲🇽
Llorona was first song and recorder by chavela vargas in 1958
Wow amazing ❤❤❤
Angela was 16 in this performance. She has a Great video signing this same song when she was 14 is absolutly great you may like to reaact to it. This is a tradicional song for the day of the dead in México, about a woman crying for a lover who past away. Blessings
This is the most representative song for “dia de muertos” or the day of death people, the most important Mexican festivity!
Hola 👋 if you want to react to Aida Cuevas, with that song, Huapango Torero you’ll be thrilled with her performance hy from Los Angeles ca 🇲🇽 🤗😇
La llorona, its a leyend across all latin America, the story varyies a little in different countries, but basically is about a lady whose kids died by drawning in a river and the mother got crazy and couldnt stop crying (llorar),,, so people said that at night, midnight, they couldnhear her crying and screaming asking:” where r my children”….. and then it becomd a ghost story……
¿Si sabes que la canción no tiene nada que ver con la leyenda de la llorona verdad?
YES ANGELA AGUILAR IS THE FIRST ONE SHES 20 AND HER FATHER PEPE AGUILAR AND HER GRAN PAS WERR SINGERS IS A DINASTY BEUTIFUL VOICE NATALIA LIKE HER VERY MUCH AND AIDA CUEVAS IS THE BEST IS THE VOICE THAT REPRESENT MEXICO
Si decides hacerlo, esperaré ansiosx tu video reacción a Brújula de Flores de Tamara Herrera.
Las tres perfectas pero Aida es la reyna de reynas su presencia y su gran porte inpone, te recomiendo huapango torero y los mariachis Disney
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It’s a great Spanish singer
This same song but y lila downs the queen off this song❤from curacao
The glitter is typically just like a body glitter or body spray that women use to achieve a glowing or glittering complexion very common if you want to sparkle in the light 😂 ✨✨
Si lo haces, esperaré tu video reacción a Brújula de Flores de Tamara Herrera. ¡No puedo esperar!
You should hear Majo Aguilar. She sings so beautiful. Please check out the song "Mi Destino Fue Quererte."
Super!! Llorona sounds like "yorona"
La Llorona is pronounced LLO- (yo) RO- (like Ro-nald) NA (nah) and Angela's last name is Aguilar A-GUI- (like gui-tar) LAR (like Larry, withouth the y)
Great reaction! I think you will love the song “El Pastor” by Mariachi Vargas.
Puedes reaccionar a Ángela Aguilar con su nueva canción "Piensa en mí" o su presentación en PREMIOS LO NUESTRO con la canción "La Malagueña"
They sing their own version combined, the original song, I think is the one by Aida Cuevas, but yes the original LLorona is a woman who drowned her children, and then she cries along a river because of what she did.
You may know this song from Disney's animated movie "Coco" or Salma Hayek's "Frida". Is a very old song that racist in mexican folklore since 1850
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@@GOTGames wait, "racist"?! I wanted to write "exist" wtf?! 🤣
"Is a very old song that exist in mexican folklore since 1850" is what i wanted to say, f**king autocorrect system 🤣🤣🤣
You should listen to a Rosy Arango!
Amigx, ¿qué tal un video reacción a Brújula de Flores de Tamara Herrera? ¡Me encantaría verlo!
Amigx, ¿qué dices de un video reacción a Brújula de Flores de Tamara Herrera? Será divertido.
Also México is also North America 😅
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Si decides hacerlo, estoy emocionadx por tu video reacción a Brújula de Flores de Tamara Herrera.
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If you want to ear a diferent singer singin la llorona reacting to lila Downs simplicity terrific she Is an a mexican singer she gonna BLOW YOUR mind
thx😍
Angela Aguilar the first singer was about 15 when she performed this
¡Amig@s, vengan a reaccionar ya al video de Brújula de flores de Tamara Herrera!
¡No se olviden de dejar su reacción y comentarios al cautivador video de Brújula de flores de Tamara Herrera, amig@s!
Puedes reaccionar a Angela Aguilar en premios lo nuestro cantando la malagueña en 2022, por favor.
The folk tale about "la llorona" (the crying woman is the translate) is about a woman that cries for her lost childrens longside the rivers, when you hear her cries near she is far away, if you hear far is because is near you... Some people says that she was the Malinche or Malitzin, a woman that have bean tributed to the spanish conqueror Hernán Cortés from Mayas, he uses her knowledge, to understand costums, make aliances with enemy villages of the Aztec empire, then, when te empire fall, the couple have childrens, and people looks her as a traitor (but she was more like a slave, an object).
In the song, is a deadly erotic meeting with her, in the "campo santo" (graveyard) and the air is mooving the flowers, you ask her to hug you because you be cold, a company in the pain, is more in the song but you can do an idea.
Because is folk song, there is not a singer that owns it, I have told you, that in folk and traditional songs are other groups and sounds, unfortunately, this performance is good but not the traditional sounds, however, the voice of Aida is the kind of voice for this songs.
Estás un poco confundido, la canción no es sobre la leyenda de "La llorona". La canción es de origen Oaxaqueño y es sobre una mujer que llora por su esposo que partió a la guerra.
Escribí 3 párrafos, en el primero hablé sobre el cuento en el folklore (leyenda) que trata de una mujer llorando por sus hijos y en ese tenor, uno de los mitos que giran sobre el origen de ello es lo de la Malintzin, hay más relatos para abordar el mito, y dependiendo de la región establece diferencias, quise participar iniciando por referirme al mito y no a la canción propiamente como en el segundo párrafo. Creí conveniente hablar del mito porque a pesar de que la canción posee el origen que mencionas (aunque algunos le ubican con origen en Veracruz bajo estilo de son, es dificil rastrear el origen de una canción así), se cree que igualmente se vincula a la influencia que inspira en el mito, cuestión que puedes encontrar documentada en fuentes escritas, tanto las que aceptan esa influencia como las que la rechazan, si ello no basta, de todas formas llegar a la misma conclusión cuando estudias cultura, semiótica y simbolismo, identificas este fenómeno de adaptación abordado en la antropología se le conoce como "Difusión Cultural", aunque en el mito igualmente influyen las cuestiones arquetípicas que modifican en apariencia el mito pese a ser lo mismo de fondo, ello lo observa Joseph Campbell y previo a él Vladimir Propp en su análisis de cuentos fantásticos, Levi -Strauss, etc.
Por ello en el segundo párrafo abordé sobre el encuentro erótico (que está vinvulado a la muerte), con la llorona, esta observación no necesariamente la versión que mencioné, o la que se le ahogan sus hijos, a la que espera su esposo, etc., sea cual sea su origen, aplica.
@@franciscobarcenas845a canción de la llorona Si es un "Son" pero no es un son Jarocho en realidad fue concedida originalmente como un son Istmeño, dicho género musical es propio de la actual cultura zapoteca del Istmo de Tehuantepec, Oaxaca y se caracteriza por sus compases de 3/4 de tiempo con ritmos valseados y candenciosos, también por sus letras lúgubres combinados con el romance, no importa si hacen covers de la llorona en otros estilos musicales pues dicha canción sigue conservando las características propias del son Istmeño.
También cabe resaltar que es muy característico de este género musical que las mujeres de la región (la mujer Tehuana) es la protagonista de muchas piezas musicales, por ejemplo, la Sandunga, la Martiniana, Naela, La Petrona, la Vicenta, Son Reina, la Paulina, etc. Hay un artículo muy interesante sobre el papel de la mujer Istmeña en la música del Istmo de Tehuantepec, por lo tanto dudo mucho que la identidad de esta llorona (canción) sea el espectro de la mujer que va penando por sus hijos. Esta llorona la describen como una hermosa mujer tehuana que va saliendo de la iglesia vistiendo su típico huipil y el resplandor blanco qué utilizan en la cabeza que la hace parecer la imagen de la virgen, pues existe un dicho en aquella región que dice "A las Tehuanas las vestimos como virgenes"
@@colibri2836Exacto!! muy característico de este género musical (El son Istmeño) las letras lúgubres, melancólicas y a la vez románticas. Versos de amor y despedida, versos de amor y muerte, esa es la esencia de la canción. Y la llorona de la canción representa a la mujer doliente, no al fantasma que vaga penando por sus hijos. Muy bien
@@AlexLic.Kowalski muy acertados tus comentarios pero considera lo siguiente:
En principio le damos un contexto a alguien que es ajeno a nuestra cultura, si en nuestra propia tierra la mayoria sabe de "the beattles", "peso pluma" etc., y cuando escuchan mariachi es sólo lo de masas y no mariachi tradicional, pero desconocen o repelen esta y otras expresiones tradicionales, no se trata del todo de tener o no tener razón, se trata de compartir sean cercanos o lejanos a nosotros un poco de la variedad que hay, ya profundizar cuando tengamos una base...
En segunda, puse que algunos le ubican con dicho origen (jarocho y mito de la llorona, no puse que es un hecho), su conección a través de la difusión cultural con el mito de la llorona no se puede desmentir, tal como tampoco se puede negar que tenga como origen historias más locales, tampoco su fusión entre la leyenda y estas historias locales, el fenómeno de difusión igualmente se ve en la música (ningun pueblo originario tenía instrumentos de cuerdas, y estos instrumentos son al final de cuentas, instrumentos adoptados del linaje del laud, con sus características del medievo y sus adecuaciones por la lejanía de la matríz cultural que les dió origen, igualmente aunque hay cuestiones estéticas que diferencien los ritmos, los intercambios se dan y no por ejemplo un son huasteco no podemos demostrar tenga o no influencia de los otros tipos de sones), si la llorona tiene una referencia al mito que mencioné, o es una tehuana como refieres, o un muxe, o una criolla, o una mazateca que se llevaron de la cañada, si la mujer de la canción hablaba tu'un savi, chatino, o refiere a una combinación de varias de ellas, lo que sea, hay una difusión y ello complica tener certeza del todo sobre su origen, salvo que tengamos los nombres de los autores y una explicación de ellos podríamos negar cosas, pero ello se ha perdido en el tiempo y en particular si hay muchos intercambios por los procesos historicos de la nueva españa, somos mas homogeneos si nos comparamos con el norte porque su proceso de la nueva vizcaina y nueva galicia si fue distinto al de la nueva españa, saludos.
Please consider reacting to a Finnish singer called Chisu. Specifically the song Sabotage. She has an amazing voice and I'm pretty sure she writes and produces her songs herself.
Uff, i love that song
Angela was 16 years old at the time.
¡No se queden atrás, amig@s, reaccionen y compartan su opinión sobre Brújula de flores de Tamara Herrera!
Listen to her dad Pepe Aguilar- Por Mujeres Como Tu
the song is actually about how a man fell in love with a mourning lady going out of the church after mass at first sight, and all his feelings about it.... No relation to the Llorona myth...
¡Vamos, anímate! Tu video reacción a Brújula de Flores de Tamara Herrera será genial.
Hi brotha you should watch llorona Angela Aguilar video you will love it just like this
¡No pueden perderse la oportunidad de expresar su asombro por Brújula de flores de Tamara Herrera, amig@s!
¡No se les olvide dar su opinión, amig@s, sobre el cautivante video de Brújula de flores de Tamara Herrera!
Please react to El Pastor-Mariachi Vargas de Tecatitlan
¡Amig@s, espero ansioso su reacción al fascinante video de Brújula de flores de Tamara Herrera!
I recommend your reaction to Arturo Vargas El pastor
Please react to Thalia the song I will recomend is "Estoy Enamorada" She dos a duet with Pedro Capo.
¡Dale, amig@, reacciona con todo tu entusiasmo al video de Brújula de flores de Tamara Herrera!
¡Chic@s, no dejen pasar esta oportunidad de reaccionar al inspirador video de Brújula de flores de Tamara Herrera!
hey please react to Natalia Jimenez and Lila Downs "La Cigarra" they're really amazing too❤️
¿Qué tal un video reacción a Brújula de Flores de Tamara Herrera? Sería genial conocer tu opinión.
¡Amigx! ¿Te animas con el video reacción de Brújula de Flores de Tamara Herrera? ¡Quiero ver tu perspectiva como fan!
wait have you not seen COCO?
I haven't 👀
@@GOTGames oh OH MOVIE REACTION STAT
Hermosas las tres¡ 🎶🎵🎵🎵
Otra version de este tema es la de Lila Dawns ruclips.net/video/oVUmQZdLAfQ/видео.html
You HAVE to listen to "my one hit kill sisters" ending song. It's probably the best ED of the whole anime season. And honestly that's the only good thing about it. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE GIVE IT A LISTEN
¿Te animas con el video reacción a Brújula de Flores de Tamara Herrera? ¡Será genial verte en acción!
React to Carmen Goett - La Llorona.
First angela aguilar second natalia lafurcade y last aida cuevas