This piece is quite brazilian, there's Portugal, there's bossa nova, there's cartola, there's folk music, there's choro, there's milton nascimento, it's all in there
Yamandu is a gift to mankind. He is much more than just a brilliant musician. He is a musical being that often brings tears to my eyes with such unique emotion that comes thru everything he plays, fast, slow, doesn´t matter. I am extremely grateful for his existance and inspiration as a musician and a brazillian.
Nice to meet your channel, sir. If I may, I'd suggest you to react to "Brejeiro", it's a lovely and fun piece. You can find a nice version on Yamandu's own channel. That would be great. Cheers from Brazil.
I think u would really enjoy to listen "Construction" from Chico Buarque. It's has storytelling and the music grows with the poetry, I recommend watching the video with lyrics.
I will listen to this during the bright summer nights in June, here in mid Sweden. They're magical, and with this beautiful piece of music it will be divine. The twilight, the scents and the atmosphere - I wish you, and everyone here, could experience it. As always, thank you for a great analysis.
Thank you for such a beautiful analysis. It's like seeing Monet for the first time and then someone comes naming all the colors and all the lines and strockes
Esta música remete ao universo popular brasileiro das canções cantadas por mães aos seus filhos para que adormeçam, as conhecidas canções de ninar. São melodias populares que remetem a sons do interior do Brasil.
Not to be pedantic, but Choro Para Paquito” is dedicated to reed master Paquito D’Rivera, not Paco de Lucia. There’s a clip of Yamandu and Paquito performing together in NYC last year, and “Choro Para Paquito” is performed in the wonderful concert he did with pianist Thomas Lundgren, also on RUclips.
The Spanish equivalent of the Portuguese "carinho" is "cariño" and is used as you said of the Portuguese, but is also used as a term of endearment. Like "sweetheart," "dear," or "darling." It's also used in Spanish to sign off a letter - "Con cariño" is in English like "With love."
Essa forma de cantar do Yamandu solfejando as notas foi largamente utilizado por Milton Nascimento em sua brilhante carreira. Um estilo de canto que costuma nos levar há uma paz interior e sonharmos com montanhas e rios mansos. ❤❤
This song is so relaxing and his guitar playing is out of this world a heart felt voice. I wish I would have listened to this first instead of the discourse of the last song (it was loco). I could listen to this all day. Love it. ❤R/A .
And to think I watched him live probably 4 or 5 times... paying something about 4 to 5 dollars each show. Sad that we don't value more artists of this caliber. Great reaction! Also since you are interested in chorinho a great recomendation would be Hamilton de Hollanda! He is a bandolinist who often played in duo's with yamandu. Best Regards!
Depois ouça ANA TERRA ... uma de minhas músicas preferidas dentre diversas outras. Já fui em dois shows do yamandu... e digo que pessoalmente assusta 10x mais que vendo em vídeos. Abraços
I'd really like to see your impressions on "Águas de março" by Tom Jobim (there is a popular version with him singing along with the legendary Elis Regina on studio). This music is taken by some as a song which could match the works of the greatest classical composers on history. It's a song about anthetesis, and you will soon notice as melody and harmony are one on minor and the other on major scales.
To my knowledge, there isn't a word in English that does justice to what "carinho" means (excuse my ignorance if there is). It means to physically show affection or love, like a mother's embrace or stroking your partner's hard as you sit by the couch, etc. In a way, that's what the song is doing to us. PS: I mean no disrespect to English as a language, as there are several English words Portuguese doesn't have. Carinho is just special I guess, you can use it as a verb, and from carinho there is also "carente" which means to miss or need carinho. It is so ingrained in our vocabulary that it impacts our behavior and culture. Hopefully this sheds a bit more light into the composition :)
Great reaction. Your reactions to Yamandu revealed nuances that I did enjoy before but wasn't able to fully appreciate until you pointed that out. You earned a subscription. Here are some other incredible songs to react from Yamandú: (The descriptions were taken from Yamandú's original videos, that's why they're written in 1st person) 🎵 Sarará ruclips.net/video/PTkqxrlh4R4/видео.html Sarará is a composition I've done many years ago. I play it almost every concert. It represents the freedom of the frontier musicality, it also reminds me of my childhood. The dream of having a horse! When I was a kid, it became this theme song. More and more my compositions try to be photographs of different cultures, in this case, the language of chamamé, music with a Guarani influence. Long live the music that transports us simply by closing our eyes!! Blessed music!! 🎵 Lapa Hora Zero ruclips.net/video/5TnBWdMgdqo/видео.html Lapa Hora Zero is a samba I composed at Tejo bar in Alfama during the dawn. Missing Lapa and the Rio bohemian circles, I composed this rather somber samba to remember the number of times we used to go to Semente bar to watch our dear friend Zé Paulo Becker playing. Lapa represents the Brazilian culture. This samba tries to take the listener to the feeling of suspense that happens in the late hours of the night in that neighborhood. Long live the music that transports us! Blessed music! 🎵 Ritmo Colombiano ruclips.net/video/EXeHPUMpM2U/видео.html "Porro" is an irresistible Colombian rhythm, which clearly shows the African influence. Lucky are the countries that had the privilege of having this magnificent mix! In this video, Yamandu makes an adaptation of the piece composed by Gentil Montaña, this music is very dear to Yamandu and is always performed in his presentations, translating the musician's desire to show how rich our continent is culturally. 🎵 El Negro del Blanco ruclips.net/video/S8KfvQrilM8/видео.html In front of an audience at GSI. Yamandu whistles and moves as if he were playing drums. Almost falls from the chair. Amazing performance, as if he was possessed. It is a song that tries to get close to Venezuelan and Colombian culture. In this solo version, I have recorded a theme that always accompanies me in all the presentations I make. 🎵 Yamandu Costa e Elodie Bouny - La Catedral (Allegro Solemne) ruclips.net/user/results?search_query=yamandu+elodi+catedral Yamandu Costa and Elodie Bouny perform La Catedral by Agustín Barrios (Allegro Solemne). This version was conceived based on the original part for solo guitar played by Elodie, on which Yamandu improvises a second guitar. 🎵 Disparada ruclips.net/video/Q1_UJKSoqFI/видео.html Yamandu goes crazy live in a melotic, tasty, virtuose and jazzy interpretation of a song that's very emblematic of Brazilian Popular Music in the 60's (originally by Jair Rodrigues)
Suas reações e comentários sobre o talento do Yamandu são tão interessantes quanto as músicas dele. Muito obrigada e me inscrevo no seu canal para acompanhar suas próximas reações!
hey Mr Hair! Again, great react!! Next one "Yamandu Costa - Interpreta ritmo colombiano" 🙏 It would also be cool to see you react to "chico buarque - construção" with English subtitles 👌
Once again, thank you for your clear and extraordinary explanation. After this video I feel I know better Yamandu and specially I am much more elucidated about the beauty and complexity of music. Thanks agian.
I’m so happy that you selected this lovely song by Yamandu to listen and analyze today :) Thank you very much, dear Sir, for your beautiful reaction and always insightful analysis! This peaceful performance offers us the opportunity to experience another side of Yamandu’s composition, with a very soothing and less complicated melody that can be relatable to a broader audience. As you said very well, the absence of lyrics also opens up plenty of possibilities of interaction with the melody, giving freedom to the listeners to experience the music on their own personal ways. In my case, I feel like this song softly holds my hand and takes me to a contemplative stroll in a tiny town at the foot of green mountains during a blooming debut of Spring, with emerald streams running their path, and the fresh wind blowing some peaceful happiness on my face. In this imaginary scenery, ‘Carinho’ is a song that personifies a friendly companionship ready for an affectionate hug filled with patience and understanding❤
Such a lovely piece of music. Just so nice. So, so nice. What a lovely description of imagery you give It's making me anticipate the sunshine of spring and summer even more (it's still freezing and grey where I am ) Patience and understanding are two words I completely agree with you on here, about what this piece makes you feel
@@cff110280 Olá👋Eu concordo com você :) Essa melodia realmente nos leva a lugares repletos de cores belas! Sinto uma sensação semelhante quando ouço ‘Trem das cores’ do Caetano Veloso🤍🖤🤎💜💙💚💛🧡❤
@@SirHairless Hello Sir!👋Thanks again for the lovely reaction and comments on this song, you’re really amazing and incredibly talented❣It's very nice that ‘Carinho’ also touched you in a good way during your patient wait for the Spring arrival over there🍀🌻🍀I do appreciate both the virtuoso and the more intimate ways of Yamandu playing and composing with his guitar, and I usually choose which type of song to listen depending on my mood because the feeling transmitted by each playing/music style varies considerably. So, in case you decide to check more from Yamandu in the future, I’d like to inform you that there are many songs where his virtuoso energetic style of playing is more evidenced, for example, the well known vibrant - yet nostalgic - song ‘Sarará’, where he created a melody inspired by the indigenous sounds from the extreme South of Brazil and also sings passionately about a horse he dreamt to own when he was a child (I won’t add more details because I’ve seen that previous comments already gave enough information on it). On the other hand, if you prefer to explore more of his softer/calmer compositions (they are less known even among Brazilians), I’d suggest the song ‘Insouciance’ from 2021 - it’s a beautiful melody with a nearly bossa-novesque aura, very similar to the roots of the music genre we call MPB [‘MPB” comes from the Portuguese initials of ‘Música Popular Brasileira’ (= 'Brazilian Popular Music')] - then, for your information, I’ll add below the English translation of Yamandu’s own words explaining the general context for creating this lovely song without lyrics (the fragment was taken from the original video description written in Portuguese): “At the beginning of confinement, I felt the therapeutic power of music like never before. Still in 2020, when the quarantine eased a little and we started going out, I would take my two children and go to a park close to home, Eduardo VII Park, which is in the center of Lisbon. I took the chimarrão, skates, helmets, and of course, the guitar. In one of those days this melody came to me, very calm and pleasant. I remembered the song 'A Paz' by Gilberto Gil and João Donato... That feeling of tranquility... In many moments of uncertainty that we are experiencing, only this inexplicable sensation of having contact with music was salvation. I don't think the power of the arts in the balance of living has ever been so clear. When I got home, I played this song for my father-in-law Francis Bouny, who spent the first months of the pandemic with us, which he named with a French name, ‘Insouciance’, which means ‘Carefree’. Long live the music.” (by Yamandu Costa) * P.S. (1): the song ‘A paz’ (= ‘The peace’) mentioned by Yamandu is a MPB classic that deserves to be listened/known as an important reference if you have time/interest: there is available on YT a live performance of it by the legendary Gilberto Gil, and the version of this song that became most known in Brazil is its first interpretation recorded in 1987 by Zizi Possi with the title ‘A Paz (Leila IV)’. * P.S. (2): Since Yamandu mentioned his father-in-law, I’ll take the chance to also recommend the lovely interpretation that Yamandu did with his wife Elodie Bouny (a very talented guitar player too!) of the Bach-inspired song ‘La Catedral (Allegro Solemne)’ originally composed by Agustín Barrios (a Paraguayan virtuoso classical guitarist).
@@Maria...-mo5qm Hey Maria! Thanks so much for this detailed comment And, as always, for your kind words of support. A lot of great contextual information for me to revisit when the time comes of my next Yamandu reaction
I love watch you reacting Yamandu's music. Whatch reactions to Yamandú is one of my favorites YT programation. Your reaction is special, I like the analyse teoric. I was born in the same region of Brasil that Yamandu came. The regional music influence a lot his music (música tradicional gaúcha). Gaucho are people born in south of Brasil, Uruguay, Argentina and I think part of Paraguay too. Of course he master every brasilian rythms. I think his music translate South America music. I love watch you reacting to 2 songs first I recomend Sarará. If you really react to Sarará I search the another one that is in a full live apresentation. Here is the link to Sarará - ruclips.net/video/PTkqxrlh4R4/видео.htmlsi=ePAm_zyC1AeTIZif
🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🤍🎼 ...... this is beyond fantastic Sir Hairless. I am not surprised that you have returned to this amazing guitar player. It is so soothing this time around. There is a direction I want to point you in for a reaction. There is an American guitarist who you may have heard of , Stevie Ray Vaughan. He really is legendary , but I am hoping you start with one of his more tender songs. I recommend "Lenny" for you first , or "Riviera Paradise" ... there is another great song titled "Little Wing" . You can not go wrong Stevie Ray Vaughan. Thanks for sharing this amazing talent with us. 🎼🤍🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱
Really beautiful! I love listening to instrumental songs, and the sound of the guitar brings me so much calm. I didn't know him, it's a very nice discovery 🙌🏻
Que linda análise! Você tem a alma e o ouvido absoluto para a música é uma sensibilidade única. Estou viciada nas suas reações ❤ Yamandu é um gênio porque não coloca limite em sua arte… Ele apenas sente , canaliza do Divino… e sua extraordinária habilidade materializa para nós o que chamamos de BELEZA.
I tried, unsuccessfully, to join your RUclips following. I’m now following you on Patreon. Thank you for your analysis. I love layered, interwoven sound which explains my addiction to a cappella singing. My husband’s love is opera and instrumental. This performer is now his newest love. Thank you.
Thank you very much, and welcome Yamandu is wonderful, from the little I've heard of him so far. Your husband is in for a treat with his Yamandu journey ahead, I'm sure
Well, there is a lot to be said about a piece you can hum to. I’m a singer, so I’m obviously biased. “Good night darling, sweet dreams” is what comes to my mind. Just lovely. Great variety of reactions. 🤗
Здравствуйте! Пишу из России. Сегодня подписалась на Ваш канал. Глядя на Ваши реакции, понимаешь, что в Вашей душе царит музыка. Это так приятно и замечательно! Хочу порекомендовать Вам к просмотру творчество Алексея Архиповского. Это музыкант, который играет на балалайке(русский народный инструмент). Послушайте, Вас это удивит! Желаю успеха в Ваших начинаниях!
Какой талантливый человек! Спасибо, что познакомили меня с ним, сэр. Хочу посоветовать Вам Архиповского. Он балалаечник, послушайте его "Золушку". Реакцию делать не обязательно, это очень интимная музыка, не всем понравится. Но Вам, как профессиональному музыканту, будет интересно. Три струны и душа музыканта. Он есть на RUclips.
So good! I adore instrumental music and always listen to some for evening. Acustic guitar is one of the best choices for evening as it's very atmospheric, perfect for logfire and hot drink, a pity ours has burnt out already)) "banda rock beats" isn't too bad as well, by the way. Best wishes
Siempre tan interesante análisis. Gracias. Es tan relajante, sin letra. Te recomiendo Vocalice, de Dimash, es hermosa! La música y su voz, uff me hace relajarme cerrar los ojos. Tienes que escucharla
I liked that piece a lot, but with your analysis i'm just in love with that now. You're great. I wish i could have a private analysis from you of my last piece, "blazing spell", but i must deserve such honour. Have a nive day, and what a great ear you have.
lmao i live in Brazil and around here it seems like everyone has seen him play here and there but most people don't even realize that he's famous or internationally recognized in any way.
Hi there!!!! You should react do Brejeiro (ruclips.net/video/eyQhTsbiY-g/видео.html) and Sarará (ruclips.net/video/PTkqxrlh4R4/видео.html)!!! The first one is a classic composed by Ernesto Nazareth. The other one, I think it's a Yamandu song.
Ohh, yes, this is so beautifully peaceful while still interesting.. very much balances out the frenetic energy of his previously reviewed piece (for me, anyway). His guitar… is it unique to where he’s from (is it Brazil?)? It’s quite a rich tone…yes, very nice this one.
We've gone from one extreme to the other! The 7-string guitar is apparently popular in Brazil (as I've been informed in the comments of my previous Yamandu videos)
@@SirHairless Many thanks for your notation after the title that it’s peaceful..I clicked on it much more eagerly than I might’ve otherwise! And now I’m off to read about this 7 stringed guitar.. I want to know who thought of it and when? Why? It’s just so rich in tone. Must. Find. Out. More.🎶🌟
Yamandu was born in the south part of Brazil, close to Argentina. Music there is a blend of many different cultural influences, including Spanish, German and Italian, along with original music from native people. The seven string guitar was created in Russia. Nobody knows exactly how or when it arrived in Brazil, although 110.000 Russian immigrants came to Brazil between 1880 and the second war. Many of them settled in the same state Yamandu was born
You are definitely a trained professional…..all of your words used in describing what is happening tells me possibly your were raised by artists in the world of music? When I listen to this it reminds me of walking by the Rio Grande river in El Paso Texas as a child by myself with Spring breezes and plateaus in the distance! #5 question are you a truck driver?
Not quite! Neither of my parents play an instrument or read music, but they have nice voices 🎶 I am not a truck driver - I don't think I could even drive a truck 😅
Suggestion: Felix Jr. (violão) and Pablo Fagundes (harmonica) playing "Assanhado" by Jacob do Bandolim: ruclips.net/video/9eeA6PTi0us/видео.html&ab_channel=FelixJuniorOficial
I’m sure she will reach the top of the list soon. I am a big fan of hers. Meanwhile, I am also a big fan of yours. I love your musical expertise and your use of the piano keyboard diagrams. I am learning a lot. I also credit you with introducing me to Yamandu Costa. Thank you for both.
It's funny you say this because I was reminded a bit of Glenn Gould...maybe it's the humming, although Yamandu's is 100% intentional (whereas I don't know/think Glenn's was?)
Oui c'est une oeuvre extraordinaire et d'une composition poétique si forte avec ces déplacements de mots dans les quatrains qui en changent le sens. Je ne connais pas de création en chanson équivalente.
Check out my first reaction to Yamandu here! ruclips.net/video/umeacSRlo38/видео.html
May I sugggest Sarará, it is a song with his gaucho roots and he is singing too! ;)
This piece is quite brazilian, there's Portugal, there's bossa nova, there's cartola, there's folk music, there's choro, there's milton nascimento, it's all in there
What do you mean, Portugal?
Yamandu is a gift to mankind. He is much more than just a brilliant musician. He is a musical being that often brings tears to my eyes with such unique emotion that comes thru everything he plays, fast, slow, doesn´t matter. I am extremely grateful for his existance and inspiration as a musician and a brazillian.
Nice to meet your channel, sir. If I may, I'd suggest you to react to "Brejeiro", it's a lovely and fun piece. You can find a nice version on Yamandu's own channel. That would be great. Cheers from Brazil.
Thanks for the recommendation!
Any Yamandu reaction is an instant watch for me. Great great!
Happy to hear it!
I think u would really enjoy to listen "Construction" from Chico Buarque. It's has storytelling and the music grows with the poetry, I recommend watching the video with lyrics.
Thanks for the recommendation!
Yes! A masterpiece!
I will listen to this during the bright summer nights in June, here in mid Sweden. They're magical, and with this beautiful piece of music it will be divine. The twilight, the scents and the atmosphere - I wish you, and everyone here, could experience it.
As always, thank you for a great analysis.
Thank you for such a beautiful analysis. It's like seeing Monet for the first time and then someone comes naming all the colors and all the lines and strockes
Beautifully said
Esta música remete ao universo popular brasileiro das canções cantadas por mães aos seus filhos para que adormeçam, as conhecidas canções de ninar. São melodias populares que remetem a sons do interior do Brasil.
Just so pleasing to my ears. Beautiful melody and his voice is luscious. Thank you, Sir.
What lovely music
He recentely posted a new song in homage to Paco de Lucia... "Choro para Paquito"... you shold try that one... it's gorgeous...
Not to be pedantic, but Choro Para Paquito” is dedicated to reed master Paquito D’Rivera, not Paco de Lucia. There’s a clip of Yamandu and Paquito performing together in NYC last year, and “Choro Para Paquito” is performed in the wonderful concert he did with pianist Thomas Lundgren, also on RUclips.
The Spanish equivalent of the Portuguese "carinho" is "cariño" and is used as you said of the Portuguese, but is also used as a term of endearment. Like "sweetheart," "dear," or "darling." It's also used in Spanish to sign off a letter - "Con cariño" is in English like "With love."
Isso mesmo ❤ Significa um sentimento de ternura
In Portuguese we don’t call people “carinho” so often. We use “querido” (dear) instead of
@@mozartiano123 También en español.
Essa forma de cantar do Yamandu solfejando as notas foi largamente utilizado por Milton Nascimento em sua brilhante carreira. Um estilo de canto que costuma nos levar há uma paz interior e sonharmos com montanhas e rios mansos. ❤❤
Linda demais. Eu me emociono ouvindo essa música. Yamandu não é só rápido e criativo, como também tornou-se um músico de uma expressividade incrível.
Keep summoning Brazilians and we keep coming, mate lol
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This song is so relaxing and his guitar playing is out of this world a heart felt voice. I wish I would have listened to this first instead of the discourse of the last song (it was loco). I could listen to this all day. Love it.
❤R/A .
I wouldn't be surprised if Choro Loco scared away some people from Yamandu But at least we've now heard this beautiful piece of music
@@SirHairless I t is a beautiful piece of music 💖
And to think I watched him live probably 4 or 5 times... paying something about 4 to 5 dollars each show. Sad that we don't value more artists of this caliber.
Great reaction!
Also since you are interested in chorinho a great recomendation would be Hamilton de Hollanda! He is a bandolinist who often played in duo's with yamandu.
Best Regards!
Oui Hamilton est un artiste absolument extraordinaire.
Depois ouça ANA TERRA ... uma de minhas músicas preferidas dentre diversas outras. Já fui em dois shows do yamandu... e digo que pessoalmente assusta 10x mais que vendo em vídeos. Abraços
I'd really like to see your impressions on "Águas de março" by Tom Jobim (there is a popular version with him singing along with the legendary Elis Regina on studio). This music is taken by some as a song which could match the works of the greatest classical composers on history. It's a song about anthetesis, and you will soon notice as melody and harmony are one on minor and the other on major scales.
To my knowledge, there isn't a word in English that does justice to what "carinho" means (excuse my ignorance if there is). It means to physically show affection or love, like a mother's embrace or stroking your partner's hard as you sit by the couch, etc. In a way, that's what the song is doing to us.
PS: I mean no disrespect to English as a language, as there are several English words Portuguese doesn't have. Carinho is just special I guess, you can use it as a verb, and from carinho there is also "carente" which means to miss or need carinho. It is so ingrained in our vocabulary that it impacts our behavior and culture. Hopefully this sheds a bit more light into the composition :)
Thanks for the info!
Que coisa bonita! Que clareza em cada nota! Realmente emocionante.
Your reviews are amazing! This song is very beautiful and pleasant! I loved! 🥰
Great reaction. Your reactions to Yamandu revealed nuances that I did enjoy before but wasn't able to fully appreciate until you pointed that out. You earned a subscription.
Here are some other incredible songs to react from Yamandú:
(The descriptions were taken from Yamandú's original videos, that's why they're written in 1st person)
🎵 Sarará
ruclips.net/video/PTkqxrlh4R4/видео.html
Sarará is a composition I've done many years ago.
I play it almost every concert.
It represents the freedom of the frontier musicality, it also reminds me of my childhood.
The dream of having a horse!
When I was a kid, it became this theme song.
More and more my compositions try to be photographs of different cultures, in this case, the language of chamamé, music with a Guarani influence.
Long live the music that transports us simply by closing our eyes!! Blessed music!!
🎵 Lapa Hora Zero
ruclips.net/video/5TnBWdMgdqo/видео.html
Lapa Hora Zero is a samba I composed at Tejo bar in Alfama during the dawn.
Missing Lapa and the Rio bohemian circles, I composed this rather somber samba to remember the number of times we used to go to Semente bar to watch our dear friend Zé Paulo Becker playing.
Lapa represents the Brazilian culture.
This samba tries to take the listener to the feeling of suspense that happens in the late hours of the night in that neighborhood.
Long live the music that transports us! Blessed music!
🎵 Ritmo Colombiano
ruclips.net/video/EXeHPUMpM2U/видео.html
"Porro" is an irresistible Colombian rhythm, which clearly shows the African influence. Lucky are the countries that had the privilege of having this magnificent mix! In this video, Yamandu makes an adaptation of the piece composed by Gentil Montaña, this music is very dear to Yamandu and is always performed in his presentations, translating the musician's desire to show how rich our continent is culturally.
🎵 El Negro del Blanco
ruclips.net/video/S8KfvQrilM8/видео.html
In front of an audience at GSI. Yamandu whistles and moves as if he were playing drums. Almost falls from the chair. Amazing performance, as if he was possessed.
It is a song that tries to get close to Venezuelan and Colombian culture. In this solo version, I have recorded a theme that always accompanies me in all the presentations I make.
🎵 Yamandu Costa e Elodie Bouny - La Catedral (Allegro Solemne)
ruclips.net/user/results?search_query=yamandu+elodi+catedral
Yamandu Costa and Elodie Bouny perform La Catedral by Agustín Barrios (Allegro Solemne). This version was conceived based on the original part for solo guitar played by Elodie, on which Yamandu improvises a second guitar.
🎵 Disparada
ruclips.net/video/Q1_UJKSoqFI/видео.html
Yamandu goes crazy live in a melotic, tasty, virtuose and jazzy interpretation of a song that's very emblematic of Brazilian Popular Music in the 60's (originally by Jair Rodrigues)
Thank you for these recommendations
Suas reações e comentários sobre o talento do Yamandu são tão interessantes quanto as músicas dele. Muito obrigada e me inscrevo no seu canal para acompanhar suas próximas reações!
Thank you very much!
hey Mr Hair! Again, great react!! Next one "Yamandu Costa - Interpreta ritmo colombiano" 🙏
It would also be cool to see you react to "chico buarque - construção" with English subtitles 👌
Haha Mr Hair Thank you! And thanks also for the recommendations 🙏
Once again, thank you for your clear and extraordinary explanation.
After this video I feel I know better Yamandu and specially I am much more elucidated about the beauty and complexity of music.
Thanks agian.
" Sarará " outra perfeição, vale o reaction dela
Greetings from Brazil!
I’m so happy that you selected this lovely song by Yamandu to listen and analyze today :) Thank you very much, dear Sir, for your beautiful reaction and always insightful analysis! This peaceful performance offers us the opportunity to experience another side of Yamandu’s composition, with a very soothing and less complicated melody that can be relatable to a broader audience. As you said very well, the absence of lyrics also opens up plenty of possibilities of interaction with the melody, giving freedom to the listeners to experience the music on their own personal ways. In my case, I feel like this song softly holds my hand and takes me to a contemplative stroll in a tiny town at the foot of green mountains during a blooming debut of Spring, with emerald streams running their path, and the fresh wind blowing some peaceful happiness on my face. In this imaginary scenery, ‘Carinho’ is a song that personifies a friendly companionship ready for an affectionate hug filled with patience and understanding❤
Such a lovely piece of music. Just so nice. So, so nice.
What a lovely description of imagery you give It's making me anticipate the sunshine of spring and summer even more (it's still freezing and grey where I am )
Patience and understanding are two words I completely agree with you on here, about what this piece makes you feel
Eu vejo cores…
@@cff110280 Olá👋Eu concordo com você :) Essa melodia realmente nos leva a lugares repletos de cores belas! Sinto uma sensação semelhante quando ouço ‘Trem das cores’ do Caetano Veloso🤍🖤🤎💜💙💚💛🧡❤
@@SirHairless Hello Sir!👋Thanks again for the lovely reaction and comments on this song, you’re really amazing and incredibly talented❣It's very nice that ‘Carinho’ also touched you in a good way during your patient wait for the Spring arrival over there🍀🌻🍀I do appreciate both the virtuoso and the more intimate ways of Yamandu playing and composing with his guitar, and I usually choose which type of song to listen depending on my mood because the feeling transmitted by each playing/music style varies considerably. So, in case you decide to check more from Yamandu in the future, I’d like to inform you that there are many songs where his virtuoso energetic style of playing is more evidenced, for example, the well known vibrant - yet nostalgic - song ‘Sarará’, where he created a melody inspired by the indigenous sounds from the extreme South of Brazil and also sings passionately about a horse he dreamt to own when he was a child (I won’t add more details because I’ve seen that previous comments already gave enough information on it). On the other hand, if you prefer to explore more of his softer/calmer compositions (they are less known even among Brazilians), I’d suggest the song ‘Insouciance’ from 2021 - it’s a beautiful melody with a nearly bossa-novesque aura, very similar to the roots of the music genre we call MPB [‘MPB” comes from the Portuguese initials of ‘Música Popular Brasileira’ (= 'Brazilian Popular Music')] - then, for your information, I’ll add below the English translation of Yamandu’s own words explaining the general context for creating this lovely song without lyrics (the fragment was taken from the original video description written in Portuguese):
“At the beginning of confinement, I felt the therapeutic power of music like never before. Still in 2020, when the quarantine eased a little and we started going out, I would take my two children and go to a park close to home, Eduardo VII Park, which is in the center of Lisbon. I took the chimarrão, skates, helmets, and of course, the guitar. In one of those days this melody came to me, very calm and pleasant. I remembered the song 'A Paz' by Gilberto Gil and João Donato... That feeling of tranquility... In many moments of uncertainty that we are experiencing, only this inexplicable sensation of having contact with music was salvation. I don't think the power of the arts in the balance of living has ever been so clear. When I got home, I played this song for my father-in-law Francis Bouny, who spent the first months of the pandemic with us, which he named with a French name, ‘Insouciance’, which means ‘Carefree’. Long live the music.” (by Yamandu Costa)
* P.S. (1): the song ‘A paz’ (= ‘The peace’) mentioned by Yamandu is a MPB classic that deserves to be listened/known as an important reference if you have time/interest: there is available on YT a live performance of it by the legendary Gilberto Gil, and the version of this song that became most known in Brazil is its first interpretation recorded in 1987 by Zizi Possi with the title ‘A Paz (Leila IV)’.
* P.S. (2): Since Yamandu mentioned his father-in-law, I’ll take the chance to also recommend the lovely interpretation that Yamandu did with his wife Elodie Bouny (a very talented guitar player too!) of the Bach-inspired song ‘La Catedral (Allegro Solemne)’ originally composed by Agustín Barrios (a Paraguayan virtuoso classical guitarist).
@@Maria...-mo5qm Hey Maria! Thanks so much for this detailed comment And, as always, for your kind words of support. A lot of great contextual information for me to revisit when the time comes of my next Yamandu reaction
Fui em um show dele quando eu tinha 20 anos, foi algo totalmente insano a forma que ele fazia parecer fácil o que ele tocava.
Please man, react SHAMAN, Fairy tale (ritualive), mix de classic music and rock...
That was awesome 🇧🇷❤❤❤
Thanks for the analysis! 💙
I love watch you reacting Yamandu's music. Whatch reactions to Yamandú is one of my favorites YT programation. Your reaction is special, I like the analyse teoric. I was born in the same region of Brasil that Yamandu came. The regional music influence a lot his music (música tradicional gaúcha). Gaucho are people born in south of Brasil, Uruguay, Argentina and I think part of Paraguay too. Of course he master every brasilian rythms. I think his music translate South America music. I love watch you reacting to 2 songs first I recomend Sarará. If you really react to Sarará I search the another one that is in a full live apresentation. Here is the link to Sarará - ruclips.net/video/PTkqxrlh4R4/видео.htmlsi=ePAm_zyC1AeTIZif
Sir Hairless this was absolutely wonderful! Big thanks and hugs from Brazil!💚💛
🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🤍🎼 ...... this is beyond fantastic Sir Hairless. I am not surprised that you have returned to this amazing guitar player. It is so soothing this time around.
There is a direction I want to point you in for a reaction. There is an American guitarist who you may have heard of , Stevie Ray Vaughan. He really is legendary , but I am hoping you start with one of his more tender songs.
I recommend "Lenny" for you first , or "Riviera Paradise" ... there is another great song titled "Little Wing" . You can not go wrong Stevie Ray Vaughan. Thanks for sharing this amazing talent with us. 🎼🤍🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱
Thanks for the listening recommendation - I'll check him out 👌
Stevie is pretty famous, I think he knows him.
Great analysis and reaction. I can see and feel how the music affects you as it does with me. Is the Yamandu effect.
Love your reactions man. Not only technically but I can see how music hits your soul
Really beautiful! I love listening to instrumental songs, and the sound of the guitar brings me so much calm. I didn't know him, it's a very nice discovery 🙌🏻
Tchê, Yamandu é sensacional. E não é atoa, ele estuda e muito !!!!
Yamandu é incrível!
Song that makes a serene drop run from the corner of your eyes...
React to Yamandu Costa e Elodie Bouny - La Catedral (Allegro Solemne)
Que linda análise! Você tem a alma e o ouvido absoluto para a música é uma sensibilidade única. Estou viciada nas suas reações ❤ Yamandu é um gênio porque não coloca limite em sua arte… Ele apenas sente , canaliza do Divino… e sua extraordinária habilidade materializa para nós o que chamamos de BELEZA.
I tried, unsuccessfully, to join your RUclips following. I’m now following you on Patreon. Thank you for your analysis. I love layered, interwoven sound which explains my addiction to a cappella singing. My husband’s love is opera and instrumental. This performer is now his newest love. Thank you.
Thank you very much, and welcome Yamandu is wonderful, from the little I've heard of him so far. Your husband is in for a treat with his Yamandu journey ahead, I'm sure
Rafael Rabelo é um grande violinista brasileiro, juntamente com Elisete Cardoso na voz. Merecem ser reagidos....
Well, there is a lot to be said about a piece you can hum to. I’m a singer, so I’m obviously biased. “Good night darling, sweet dreams” is what comes to my mind. Just lovely. Great variety of reactions. 🤗
Здравствуйте! Пишу из России. Сегодня подписалась на Ваш канал. Глядя на Ваши реакции, понимаешь, что в Вашей душе царит музыка. Это так приятно и замечательно! Хочу порекомендовать Вам к просмотру творчество Алексея Архиповского. Это музыкант, который играет на балалайке(русский народный инструмент). Послушайте, Вас это удивит! Желаю успеха в Ваших начинаниях!
Oui cet artiste russe est absolument extraordinaire.
Love how you break it all down
I grew up in a musical family. great reaction.
The percussion rhythm is just like that of the gallop of the running horse, which he sings.
Bravo!!!
This song is in the style of the great Brazilian composer Tom Jobim. You must listen to him
Beautiful 💚🇧🇷💙
The peace is achingly beautiful.
Peace or piece. Either works here for me.
@anchorskid You're right. I wondered after if someone might think I meant "piece" and autocorrect
@anchorskid reply continued, I did mean "peace" because Sir used the word and it seemed fitting.
This piece is peace
Lovely! Im brazilian and huge fan of yamandu ass well! If you liked his singing, you should react to another song from yamandu called Sarará!
You must watch him playing Adios Nonino (Astor Piazzolla).
I learn this piece by listening to it everyday,and i dedicated this guitar piece to my mom, bcoz moms are guardian angels 😁
Очень люблю слушать гитару❤. Какое-то очень интимное , душевное исполнение👏👏👏💕👍
Какой талантливый человек! Спасибо, что познакомили меня с ним, сэр. Хочу посоветовать Вам Архиповского. Он балалаечник, послушайте его "Золушку". Реакцию делать не обязательно, это очень интимная музыка, не всем понравится. Но Вам, как профессиональному музыканту, будет интересно. Три струны и душа музыканта. Он есть на RUclips.
So good! I adore instrumental music and always listen to some for evening. Acustic guitar is one of the best choices for evening as it's very atmospheric, perfect for logfire and hot drink, a pity ours has burnt out already)) "banda rock beats" isn't too bad as well, by the way. Best wishes
A noticia boa é tomar conhecimento de que, no mundo, ainda há isso...
Hermoso, es un virtuoso de la guitarra, que talento más increíble.👏👏👏👏❤️
Siempre tan interesante análisis. Gracias. Es tan relajante, sin letra.
Te recomiendo Vocalice, de Dimash, es hermosa! La música y su voz, uff me hace relajarme cerrar los ojos. Tienes que escucharla
I would deem "Yamandu Costa interpreta ritmo colombiano" to be even more out of this world...
👏🏻 very nicee
Alguém mostra Paulinho Nogueira - Samba em Prelúdio pra ele, chorei quando escutei e é uma obra prima também.
Try Ana Terra...
it's hard to hide the tears.
Please react to SARARA by Yamandu. Another master guitar playing piece.
Sarará é surreal ❤
super video!
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I liked that piece a lot, but with your analysis i'm just in love with that now. You're great. I wish i could have a private analysis from you of my last piece, "blazing spell", but i must deserve such honour. Have a nive day, and what a great ear you have.
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lmao i live in Brazil and around here it seems like everyone has seen him play here and there but most people don't even realize that he's famous or internationally recognized in any way.
I'd suggest Sarará - ruclips.net/video/PTkqxrlh4R4/видео.html for your next Yamandú reaction song, specially if you want to watch him singing again 😃
Please, react to Yamandu's "Sarará" sometime
React to samba em preludio - Paulinho nogueira
Certa vez me disseram que "música é pura matemática".
Se isso for verdade, então temos um Pitágoras que chamamos de Yamandu.
Hi there!!!! You should react do Brejeiro (ruclips.net/video/eyQhTsbiY-g/видео.html) and Sarará (ruclips.net/video/PTkqxrlh4R4/видео.html)!!! The first one is a classic composed by Ernesto Nazareth. The other one, I think it's a Yamandu song.
the best reactions!
I prefer Yamandu like this, when he's not playing 500 notes a minute ...
ouça alpargatas com yamandu costa
Ohh, yes, this is so beautifully peaceful while still interesting.. very much balances out the frenetic energy of his previously reviewed piece (for me, anyway). His guitar… is it unique to where he’s from (is it Brazil?)? It’s quite a rich tone…yes, very nice this one.
We've gone from one extreme to the other! The 7-string guitar is apparently popular in Brazil (as I've been informed in the comments of my previous Yamandu videos)
@@SirHairless Many thanks for your notation after the title that it’s peaceful..I clicked on it much more eagerly than I might’ve otherwise! And now I’m off to read about this 7 stringed guitar.. I want to know who thought of it and when? Why? It’s just so rich in tone. Must. Find. Out. More.🎶🌟
Yamandu was born in the south part of Brazil, close to Argentina. Music there is a blend of many different cultural influences, including Spanish, German and Italian, along with original music from native people. The seven string guitar was created in Russia. Nobody knows exactly how or when it arrived in Brazil, although 110.000 Russian immigrants came to Brazil between 1880 and the second war. Many of them settled in the same state Yamandu was born
@@fabiofnogueira I really appreciate so much all this information… what a well-travelled instrument the 7 string guitar is! Thank you for sharing
React Dominguinhos and Yamandu, wonderfull 🤟
Please, react to any Yamandu song with Renato Borghetti... I sugest "Merceditas"
You are definitely a trained professional…..all of your words used in describing what is happening tells me possibly your were raised by artists in the world of music? When I listen to this it reminds me of walking by the Rio Grande river in El Paso Texas as a child by myself with Spring breezes and plateaus in the distance! #5 question are you a truck driver?
Not quite! Neither of my parents play an instrument or read music, but they have nice voices 🎶
I am not a truck driver - I don't think I could even drive a truck 😅
@@SirHairless you have to be an accountant? 🤣
React to Fabio Lima
One great Brazilian guitarrist
Suggestion:
Felix Jr. (violão) and Pablo Fagundes (harmonica) playing "Assanhado" by Jacob do Bandolim:
ruclips.net/video/9eeA6PTi0us/видео.html&ab_channel=FelixJuniorOficial
I looked through all your videos and saw none of Angelina Jordan. I am surprised and know you would want to hear her.
She was in a members' poll for the next new artist to react to, but she didn't win. She will be in future polls for sure
I’m sure she will reach the top of the list soon. I am a big fan of hers. Meanwhile, I am also a big fan of yours. I love your musical expertise and your use of the piano keyboard diagrams. I am learning a lot. I also credit you with introducing me to Yamandu Costa. Thank you for both.
Would you please react to diana ankudinova ' it's not evening yet ?!
Thanks for the reco'!
Another Glenn Gould?
It's funny you say this because I was reminded a bit of Glenn Gould...maybe it's the humming, although Yamandu's is 100% intentional (whereas I don't know/think Glenn's was?)
Great review as usual! You got to check out chico Buarque de olanda a song called construção.
Oui c'est une oeuvre extraordinaire et d'une composition poétique si forte avec ces déplacements de mots dans les quatrains qui en changent le sens. Je ne connais pas de création en chanson équivalente.