This song was a tremendous middle finger to the critics who accused them of having sold their roots for not writing songs in Spanish... don't mess with pau, you're going to regret it... 🤘⚡🤘⚡🤘⚡
When Pau puts down her drumstick and plays the song with one hand, just so she can add some hand sass while she tells their critics off, has got to be one of the greatest moments in drumming ever. Pau is a killer. I can't wait for someone eles to piss her off. Pissed Pau is best Pau.
@@thancrow Yeah, another fave of mine for sure. Very vulnerable and honest lyrics. It's not easy to own up to such ugly feelings. Like this one, it's also super catchy. The live Anmosity is the video that turned me into a fan.
The vast majority of Mexican people who learn about The Warning or listen to their music for the first time, love them and support them. This song was directed to a very tiny segment of critics. I don't want people to get the wrong idea that people here in Mexico don't support these extremely talented ladies. All their early success playing live was touring around Mexico playing in front of mexican audiences, and their largest concerts as headliners have been here in Mexico too.
Another great reaction brother! Pau is such a freak of nature... There are professional drummers out there who are just blown away by her ability to sing an entire song and play drums at the same time.
This, the “primera vez ” of this song is great. I’m learning Spanish and had to come up with a topic for an oral presentation. I chose to talk about discovering the word “malinchista” through this tune. There is an incredibly interesting story there, that starts about 504 years ago.
What does malinchista mean? 😅 I‘ve never learned Spanish. But if there are Spanish subtitles I tend to understand lots of what is said, because I understand Italian (more or less) - and the languages are similar. But with this song I‘m lost. 😅 What is it about? @Daniel: You choose great music to react to. Love that! ❤😊
@@EllaSilentDragon La Malinche was an Aztec woman who betrayed her people and aided the Spanish conquest of the Aztec Empire. Malinchista is an insult levelled at someone who is considered a cultural traitor, someone who prefers American culture over their own Mexican culture. Pau wrote this song at the age of 17 in response to critics who attacked the girls with these sorts of accusations, because they write their songs in English. This was their first song written in Spanish. And this performance was the debut of the song, in their hometown.
I just re-read your comment and realized that you were really knowledgeable about the term malinchista and that Ella was asking you specifically about it. And I just jumped in there without thinking. My apologies, please feel free to expand on or correct my info. I just love this song and video and got a little excited!
@@EllaSilentDragon Malinche was not an Aztec woman. She was a member of a non-Aztec indigenous culture on the Caribbean coast of Central America. She was one of 20 women “given” to the Spanish Conquistador, Hernan Cortez, upon his arrival in 1519. The Aztecs were constant raiders of hers, and other communities on the coast. She spoke the local language, as well as Nahuatl, the language of the Aztecs. She quickly learned Spanish and helped Cortez negotiate agreements with the other local communities to support him against the Aztecs. Cortes only had about 800 conquistadors when he arrived at Tenochtitlan ( now. CDMX). But due to Malinche’s skills, he had another 9 -10,000 indigenous soldiers with him. Malinche eventually became the Cortes’s wife and mother to his children. For her role in supporting Cortes and the defeat of Montezuma and the Aztec empire, the word Malinchista was born, meaning traitor, or at least someone who prefers another culture to their own. History seems to have forgotten that she was not Aztec.
That tightness comes about because they do their own arrangements to figure out how to maximize the impact without overcrowding the mix. That's why they can so effortlessly "switch gears" and why Ale is constantly changing her bass style depending on what Pau and Dany are playing (or not playing). Their co-manager Rudy Joffroy has said he never knows what they are working on until they turn in an arrangement that is basically ready to record.
Again, you hit it, "I'm never going to live stream a reaction because that draws away from the reaction." Thank you! I'm looking forward to the premiere.
Hey Daniel thanks for this one. The Teatro Metropolitan CDMX with Pau off the kit and center stage as the Front Woman is the one....this is a good one too, but do not miss that one....maybe in the Concert Livestream?? Cheers ❤❤
That was one of the best reactions I've seen for that song! You were having so much fun. We as fans know that feeling so well. Their energy and passion is so inspiring and addictive . . . in the best way!
When a Latina chica puts her stuff down and starts screaming and pointing, you *KNOW* you're in sheep dip!! The flying 'chancla' is probably not far behind, whistling toward your head with the accuracy of a pro-baseball pitcher!🤣 The moral is.. don't piss off Pau, or she'll write a song about you! It won't mention you specifically, but you'll know, without a doubt, that you're the target!😲😉 This is a crowd favorite anywhere they go, because The Warning Army all *KNOW,* what it's about!😍👍👍👍
I feel like they have so much more to give. They are already Legends in their own right. I, for one, can't wait to see what the future brings for these girls. And yes I did follow you to Rumbler. 🤘
It's not a good idea to annoy Pau so she writes a song about it like Animosity (a former friend wanted her to go party with him and give up music because it wouldn't achieve anything anyway) Here it's a "middle finger" response to everyone who accuses them of writing mainly in English when they are Mexican and obviously she wrote it in Spanish
Wait until you hear this song in the Teatro Metropolitan, when Pau goes bezerk as a frontwoman and the audience is singing with her. It´s a treat! Great reaction.
what a great middle finger to the critics, eh?!? and in a language they can understand. They have been closing their MEX and LATAM tour stops with this one. It was so much fun to be in the crowds in Monterrey and Mexico City singing along to this at the end of the show. Epic amount of energy in the room. Yeah, you are going to love the version at Teatro.
If you want to see a different side to the band, back in May they performed a show in London. Originally it was supposed to have taken place 3 years earlier, but a little pandemic got in the way. This show was largely funded as a Kickstarter supporters (I believe) and those who had paid a not-inconsiderable amount got to spend much of the afternoon with the band with a Meet & Greet and also an acoustic set. There was a full gig later in the day, which I was lucky enough to get a ticket for, but the organisers have just released the pro-shot footage of the 35 minute acoustic set from earlier in the day - "The Warning UK Private Acoustic Show". Because it was quite informal you get to see a little more of their personalities and how endearing they all are. The main show, The Warning UK Private Show is probably something for your own enjoyment (as it is nearly an hour and a half) and while it doesn't have the same visuals as the Teatro Metropolitan shows, the audio is pretty good.
Great reaction Daniel! Loved this song also, even before knowing the words. Well said Dan, I like the way they compose their songs also!! What time is the premiere for T Met concert on Saturday!!😊⚡️
Great reaction Daniel, as we like to say here don't piss Pau off, she will write a song about you. Another song Pau wrote is Animosity. An exfriend wanted to hang but Pau had a band practice I believe and this friend said the band wasn't going anywhere. Pay attention to the lyrics when you stream the concert. Subbed, cheers.
Your commenters are correct about Martirio live from Teatro Metropolitan, but just you wait till you see this performed at the same show. I promise - you ain't ready.
The lesson is, do not piss off Paulina or she will trash you in a song. Whomever the critics were obviously did not follow The Warning as they have always promoted Mexico and its heritage everywhere they go, big mistake by the critics.Great reaction Arias thx.
I been watching your TW reactions of late, and was on the fence. Saying that we're here for them, and not you, sold me. New Sub. ⚡ See you Saturday, along with the rest of my TWA Brethren. 🤘
In the beginning, right after she says "Esto es..." you can see her swivel left while she then stomps on the midi pedal that triggers the click track and the background graphics. She runs all the shows with Ableton on her Apple (I think?) laptop, which you can sometimes see when the camera angle's right. You can see it in this video, raised about a foot off the floor to her left. She can even program the light shows, although I don't know if she always runs all the the lights.
I recommend watching the entire Foro Didi concert. It is has high quality audio / visual, the lighting and camera work are great. For example, there is drum cam nearly on top of the high-hat cymbal, so you get a close-up view of Paulina working the drums while singing. They play the entire Queen of the Murder Scene album, their 2nd studio album, which is a concept album, intermixed with songs from their first album XXI Century Blood. I also recommend the Liceo concert from 10 years ago where they perform in front of their school mates. They play songs from their first EP "Escape the Mind", the very first songs they wrote and recorded, and several covers: Crazy Train, Sweet Child O' Mine, Hysteria, and Everlong. Pau performs the song "Escape the Mind" on keyboard. You will really enjoy watching the entire Metropolitan concert instead of doing the songs individually. You get the flow of the concert and the connection between the songs as well as the interaction with the crowd between songs, which is all in Spanish as it's in Mexico City. CUL8R! 😎👍 Good luck to the Terps on Sat. They played Mich. tough.
This is one of my favorite songs. I don't understand most spanish but I get the message behind the song. Could someone be so kind as to tell me what Pau says before the song starts?
She says something to the effect of this being the first time they play this long live and that there's a lot of emotion in this one, and the song is called Narcisista. At the end Dany asks the crowd if they liked it. My Spanish is basically non-existent, I'm mostly drawing on my French to catch words and from what I've heard previously from others, so I probably got some of it wrong.
I am so glad you see how much it sucks when someone is reacting to a video, and they spend half the time, or more, looking at the comments, and not the video. For any reactors who may be watching this, please stop doing that. As fans, we click on your videos to watch you watch the video; to see your expressions, to see if you notice our favorite parts of the video, and, to see if you are enjoying a band who we already like, not to spend time chatting with you while you're supposed to be reacting to a video. A little, err, a lot redundant, I know, but it needed to be spelled out, and reinforced IMO.
A scathing rebuke of their Mexican critics that had accused the band of being “Malinchista” a Mexican term used to call out cultural traitors, because they had until then only recorded English language songs. So they answered back - in Spanish >:) [ a sample of what TW answered back with ... That behind the curtains they keep talking Their good intentions always come out lacking Don't believe that you're fooling me with that disguise Because you don't know anything You run your mouth and don't shut up I cover my ears and I simply say Na na na na na na na na Na na na na na na na na ] ha ha!
I'm with you on livestreaming reactions being kinda a waste, although I think it can work if it's for something longer like watching a whole concert, because at least then it's worth it for the interactivity, but yeah nobody wants to twist around their schedule for a 10 minute stream.
@@AriasandtheNATION Great, it's surprising how often someone will go "live" and it's not really live and they're not in the chat either. So what was the point going live? Anyway, did you pick a time for Saturday?
Have you checked out some of their other songs? They only have two songs in Spanish is that is the problem, the rest of their library is in English. Check out the concert live at teatro Metropolitan and you will see what I mean.
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This song was a tremendous middle finger to the critics who accused them of having sold their roots for not writing songs in Spanish... don't mess with pau, you're going to regret it... 🤘⚡🤘⚡🤘⚡
And the fact that it's in Spanish just to ensure they got the message is the icing on top.
Don't mess with her sisters, they hunt in a pack.
Both their Spanish songs have somewhat become anthems people want to hear them even if they don't know Spanish even in Europe they love em.
When Pau puts down her drumstick and plays the song with one hand, just so she can add some hand sass while she tells their critics off, has got to be one of the greatest moments in drumming ever. Pau is a killer. I can't wait for someone eles to piss her off. Pissed Pau is best Pau.
Animosity is about a friend who betrayed Pau's friendship.
@@thancrow Yeah, another fave of mine for sure. Very vulnerable and honest lyrics. It's not easy to own up to such ugly feelings.
Like this one, it's also super catchy. The live Anmosity is the video that turned me into a fan.
The vast majority of Mexican people who learn about The Warning or listen to their music for the first time, love them and support them. This song was directed to a very tiny segment of critics. I don't want people to get the wrong idea that people here in Mexico don't support these extremely talented ladies. All their early success playing live was touring around Mexico playing in front of mexican audiences, and their largest concerts as headliners have been here in Mexico too.
Another great reaction brother! Pau is such a freak of nature... There are professional drummers out there who are just blown away by her ability to sing an entire song and play drums at the same time.
This, the “primera vez ” of this song is great. I’m learning Spanish and had to come up with a topic for an oral presentation. I chose to talk about discovering the word “malinchista” through this tune. There is an incredibly interesting story there, that starts about 504 years ago.
What does malinchista mean? 😅
I‘ve never learned Spanish. But if there are Spanish subtitles I tend to understand lots of what is said, because I understand Italian (more or less) - and the languages are similar.
But with this song I‘m lost. 😅
What is it about?
@Daniel: You choose great music to react to. Love that! ❤😊
@@EllaSilentDragon La Malinche was an Aztec woman who betrayed her people and aided the Spanish conquest of the Aztec Empire.
Malinchista is an insult levelled at someone who is considered a cultural traitor, someone who prefers American culture over their own Mexican culture.
Pau wrote this song at the age of 17 in response to critics who attacked the girls with these sorts of accusations, because they write their songs in English.
This was their first song written in Spanish. And this performance was the debut of the song, in their hometown.
@@justinatest9456 Thank you for the explanation! ❤️ That is a really interesting historical background. 🤓
I just re-read your comment and realized that you were really knowledgeable about the term malinchista and that Ella was asking you specifically about it. And I just jumped in there without thinking. My apologies, please feel free to expand on or correct my info.
I just love this song and video and got a little excited!
@@EllaSilentDragon Malinche was not an Aztec woman. She was a member of a non-Aztec indigenous culture on the Caribbean coast of Central America. She was one of 20 women “given” to the Spanish Conquistador, Hernan Cortez, upon his arrival in 1519. The Aztecs were constant raiders of hers, and other communities on the coast. She spoke the local language, as well as Nahuatl, the language of the Aztecs. She quickly learned Spanish and helped Cortez negotiate agreements with the other local communities to support him against the Aztecs. Cortes only had about 800 conquistadors when he arrived at Tenochtitlan ( now. CDMX). But due to Malinche’s skills, he had another 9 -10,000 indigenous soldiers with him. Malinche eventually became the Cortes’s wife and mother to his children. For her role in supporting Cortes and the defeat of Montezuma and the Aztec empire, the word Malinchista was born, meaning traitor, or at least someone who prefers another culture to their own. History seems to have forgotten that she was not Aztec.
That tightness comes about because they do their own arrangements to figure out how to maximize the impact without overcrowding the mix. That's why they can so effortlessly "switch gears" and why Ale is constantly changing her bass style depending on what Pau and Dany are playing (or not playing). Their co-manager Rudy Joffroy has said he never knows what they are working on until they turn in an arrangement that is basically ready to record.
Daniel, now you know why I was so persistent trying to get you to react to The Warning. Greatly looking forward to the premiere on Saturday.
50+ original songs. Haven't heard a song I didn't love🤟🤟🤟
They have that sibling connection where they just know what the other is going to do sometimes. Works well on stage
"Music is Hope; music is Passion; music is Life" - Dany V.
Just another example of why you don't piss Pau off, unless you want a song written about you! The Warning truly are the future!
These ladies are everything. When the rest of the world finds out everyone will be trying to jump on the train. No one like them. ❤
The second she hits those drums, you know she ain't playin'! Great reaction!
Again, you hit it, "I'm never going to live stream a reaction because that draws away from the reaction." Thank you! I'm looking forward to the premiere.
Your energy level matched the song perfecrly. Well done. Looking forward to Saturday.
Hey Daniel thanks for this one. The Teatro Metropolitan CDMX with Pau off the kit and center stage as the Front Woman is the one....this is a good one too, but do not miss that one....maybe in the Concert Livestream?? Cheers ❤❤
Pau sings and sounds better behind the kit , it’s more of a Novelty to see Pau upfront but she actually sounds better singing in this video
@@hardknox1917i agree completely. She gets too winded trying to travel all over the stage. She's probably just too excited and she's not used to it.
That was one of the best reactions I've seen for that song! You were having so much fun. We as fans know that feeling so well. Their energy and passion is so inspiring and addictive . . . in the best way!
When a Latina chica puts her stuff down and starts screaming and pointing, you *KNOW* you're in sheep dip!! The flying 'chancla' is probably not far behind, whistling toward your head with the accuracy of a pro-baseball pitcher!🤣 The moral is.. don't piss off Pau, or she'll write a song about you! It won't mention you specifically, but you'll know, without a doubt, that you're the target!😲😉 This is a crowd favorite anywhere they go, because The Warning Army all *KNOW,* what it's about!😍👍👍👍
They’ve made mention how they find it more difficult to write in Spanish, to the point that they needed their mom to check the grammar for this one.
I feel like they have so much more to give. They are already Legends in their own right. I, for one, can't wait to see what the future brings for these girls.
And yes I did follow you to Rumbler. 🤘
Also ... there is no picking a 'favorite' song ... I've yet to find a song that's 'meh' ...they all have that built-in 'warning' magic!
It's not a good idea to annoy Pau so she writes a song about it like Animosity (a former friend wanted her to go party with him and give up music because it wouldn't achieve anything anyway)
Here it's a "middle finger" response to everyone who accuses them of writing mainly in English when they are Mexican and obviously she wrote it in Spanish
Wait until you hear this song in the Teatro Metropolitan, when Pau goes bezerk as a frontwoman and the audience is singing with her. It´s a treat! Great reaction.
This was the first ever live performance of the song.
what a great middle finger to the critics, eh?!? and in a language they can understand. They have been closing their MEX and LATAM tour stops with this one. It was so much fun to be in the crowds in Monterrey and Mexico City singing along to this at the end of the show. Epic amount of energy in the room. Yeah, you are going to love the version at Teatro.
If you want to see a different side to the band, back in May they performed a show in London. Originally it was supposed to have taken place 3 years earlier, but a little pandemic got in the way. This show was largely funded as a Kickstarter supporters (I believe) and those who had paid a not-inconsiderable amount got to spend much of the afternoon with the band with a Meet & Greet and also an acoustic set. There was a full gig later in the day, which I was lucky enough to get a ticket for, but the organisers have just released the pro-shot footage of the 35 minute acoustic set from earlier in the day - "The Warning UK Private Acoustic Show". Because it was quite informal you get to see a little more of their personalities and how endearing they all are. The main show, The Warning UK Private Show is probably something for your own enjoyment (as it is nearly an hour and a half) and while it doesn't have the same visuals as the Teatro Metropolitan shows, the audio is pretty good.
Great reaction Daniel! Loved this song also, even before knowing the words. Well said Dan, I like the way they compose their songs also!! What time is the premiere for T Met concert on Saturday!!😊⚡️
Once i get it recorded and uploaded ill set the premier up. I should be getting to it within today
Great reaction Daniel, as we like to say here don't piss Pau off, she will write a song about you. Another song Pau wrote is Animosity. An exfriend wanted to hang but Pau had a band practice I believe and this friend said the band wasn't going anywhere. Pay attention to the lyrics when you stream the concert. Subbed, cheers.
Pau a brilliant song writer.. especially if you piss her off... 🤟🎶☮️
Your commenters are correct about Martirio live from Teatro Metropolitan, but just you wait till you see this performed at the same show. I promise - you ain't ready.
Viva The Warning!! ⚡⚡⚡
The most perfect and powerful middle finger to all their critics and detractors
🙋🔥🔥🔥⚡⚡⚡
The lesson is, do not piss off Paulina or she will trash you in a song. Whomever the critics were obviously did not follow The Warning as they have always promoted Mexico and its heritage everywhere they go, big mistake by the critics.Great reaction Arias thx.
You should watch the teatro live version when she’s off drum kit ..
Thanks for the Warning reactions. Best rock trio since Cream, James Gang, and Rush. (You look like a MD guy. Greetings from Frederick County.)
You’re gonna like this song at Teatro!!
I been watching your TW reactions of late, and was on the fence. Saying that we're here for them, and not you, sold me. New Sub. ⚡
See you Saturday, along with the rest of my TWA Brethren. 🤘
More interesting version from teatro metropolitan pau comes out from behind the drum kit guest drummer
In the beginning, right after she says "Esto es..." you can see her swivel left while she then stomps on the midi pedal that triggers the click track and the background graphics. She runs all the shows with Ableton on her Apple (I think?) laptop, which you can sometimes see when the camera angle's right. You can see it in this video, raised about a foot off the floor to her left. She can even program the light shows, although I don't know if she always runs all the the lights.
I recommend watching the entire Foro Didi concert. It is has high quality audio / visual, the lighting and camera work are great. For example, there is drum cam nearly on top of the high-hat cymbal, so you get a close-up view of Paulina working the drums while singing. They play the entire Queen of the Murder Scene album, their 2nd studio album, which is a concept album, intermixed with songs from their first album XXI Century Blood.
I also recommend the Liceo concert from 10 years ago where they perform in front of their school mates. They play songs from their first EP "Escape the Mind", the very first songs they wrote and recorded, and several covers: Crazy Train, Sweet Child O' Mine, Hysteria, and Everlong. Pau performs the song "Escape the Mind" on keyboard.
You will really enjoy watching the entire Metropolitan concert instead of doing the songs individually. You get the flow of the concert and the connection between the songs as well as the interaction with the crowd between songs, which is all in Spanish as it's in Mexico City.
CUL8R! 😎👍
Good luck to the Terps on Sat. They played Mich. tough.
Don't mess with Pau, cause she'll write a song about you!!..😅😂😉💓
This is one of my favorite songs. I don't understand most spanish but I get the message behind the song.
Could someone be so kind as to tell me what Pau says before the song starts?
She says something to the effect of this being the first time they play this long live and that there's a lot of emotion in this one, and the song is called Narcisista. At the end Dany asks the crowd if they liked it. My Spanish is basically non-existent, I'm mostly drawing on my French to catch words and from what I've heard previously from others, so I probably got some of it wrong.
I'm translating very literally:
Now for all of you, for the first time, with lots of emotion, this is "Narcisista".
And fun fact is - Teatro Metropolitan version is even better. During that song Pau turns into beast. :)
Im here for the craic ❤
🔥🔥🔥🤘😎❤️⚠️
music in native language is always good and important. be it spanish, icelandic, faroese, whatever.
Angry Pau is awesome just like every other Pau! Btw dope sweatshirt Daniel!
🤘😎👍
🤘🤘🤘🤘⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡🤘🤘🤘🤘
Bueno!....vato guey!
I am so glad you see how much it sucks when someone is reacting to a video, and they spend half the time, or more, looking at the comments, and not the video. For any reactors who may be watching this, please stop doing that. As fans, we click on your videos to watch you watch the video; to see your expressions, to see if you notice our favorite parts of the video, and, to see if you are enjoying a band who we already like, not to spend time chatting with you while you're supposed to be reacting to a video. A little, err, a lot redundant, I know, but it needed to be spelled out, and reinforced IMO.
I didn't ubderstand a word I read, but loved them anyway.
Great reaction, btw!!
PS. I can't find you over yonder.
VIVA TW 🤘🤘❤❤
Attack on titan, hiroyuki sawano project emu, this is a masterpiece, 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
A scathing rebuke of their Mexican critics that had accused the band of being “Malinchista” a Mexican term used to call out cultural traitors, because they had until then only recorded English language songs.
So they answered back - in Spanish >:)
[ a sample of what TW answered back with ...
That behind the curtains they keep talking
Their good intentions always come out lacking
Don't believe that you're fooling me with that disguise
Because you don't know anything
You run your mouth and don't shut up
I cover my ears and I simply say
Na na na na na na na na
Na na na na na na na na ]
ha ha!
This is the greatest F you rock song ever.
I'm with you on livestreaming reactions being kinda a waste, although I think it can work if it's for something longer like watching a whole concert, because at least then it's worth it for the interactivity, but yeah nobody wants to twist around their schedule for a 10 minute stream.
To clarify, are you going to be in the chat for the Saturday live stream?
yes i will be in the chat.
@@AriasandtheNATION Great, it's surprising how often someone will go "live" and it's not really live and they're not in the chat either. So what was the point going live? Anyway, did you pick a time for Saturday?
@NoSmokingDogs not just yet. I still have yet to record the concert then it has to clear youtube.
Malinchista ?No way...
Such a talent! Singing and playing the drums at the same time is just insane! Too bad the style of music is not for me
Have you checked out some of their other songs? They only have two songs in Spanish is that is the problem, the rest of their library is in English. Check out the concert live at teatro Metropolitan and you will see what I mean.