Wow, you are very brave to take on the Dears. One thing you may not realize is that we Dears are not just reacting to the beauty, range, and technical skill of his voice, or his looks or dedication and education, we actually love him, sincerely and deeply as a human being. It's not like the craze someone would have over some fabulous rock star. Dimash as a person is incredibly kind and caring, compassionate, truly religious, respectful, decent, humble, and someone who works tirelessly for world peace and grieves for the state of the world. He's like a breath of fresh air. In addition, he actually changes peoples lives. I imagine well over half of his fans (and I am talking about millions) have had some sort of healing, life transforming reaction just from listening to his music. Hard to believe for you, I am sure, however it is absolutely true. Dimash himself is embarrassed when he hears this, and tries to downplay it. but many, many people think of him as angelic and describe his voice as a gift of God. I hope as you get to know more about Dimash you will be able to understand this a little, at least not be scornful and amused.
Dimash puts his voice at the service of the song and not the other way around. He has exquisite taste in how and when to use each of his ranges and voice styles. Grettings‼️
14:40 songs sang in his language are calmer most of the time, without fireworks. he is promoting his country and his culture more then his skills in those performances.
Thank you for your reaction. This was part of the Digital Show which was put on during the pandemic. There is also a music video. This song is near to his hear; you can hear the emotions in his voice.
The 'tongue trills' as you refer to them are not for effect or decoration. Rolling the R's is part of pronunciation in the Kazakh language. The Kobyz, or Kylkobyz, is an ancient Turkic bowed string instrument popular among Kazakhs, Karakalpaks, Bashkirs, and Tatars. Its Kyrgyz variant is known as the Kyl-Kyyak. The Qobyz features two strings made of horsehair and a resonating cavity typically covered with goat leather.
Well if one thing is certain is that the dears are well informed when it comes to Dimash 😂😂😂. Part of this I think has to do with Dimash as a whole: artistry, emotion, performance,culture. Effort, dedication, respect for music and all those who surround him, well mannerd, attentive to detail, human wormth, pride for hes roots, a vessel for unity, honor. And that is something to treasure!!! 🤭💯🫶
The 2 stringed ancient instrument is the Kobyz played by Olzhas Qurmanbek, and yes definitely a master. This is a very serious song in his own language, Kazakh. There is an incredible and well done music video of this. I believe that this was one of the performances from his digital concert during Covid. If there are lyrics in front of him as he performs, then that is the same as what would be during any live concert. There's a lot for Dimash to pay attention to and he is careful and precise. He definitely knows the lyrics to this song easily in Kazakhstan. He is very intentional with his vocals. He completely knows what he is doing and why while performing. He sings constantly, he is highly trained his entire life. He practices no less than 3 hours every day and has since he was 3 - 5 yrs old. This is live concert but digital at a time when we were all sheltered. Thank you for your comments and reaction.
Dimash is a very talented young man, not a god! There will be times when his notes are not perfect, not often but on rare occasions. If you ever see Dimash watch his own video, occasionally he will screw up his face because he didn’t do that note the way he wanted to. His voice is so beautiful and unusual that we don’t care about those times. He still sings better than anyone else out there at this time! Dimash also get tired and worn like all human beings, especially after a concert because his concerts are usually about 3 hours long. He is absolutely exhausted by the end, but he still has to smile and greet people who want to meet and talk to him afterwards. This is the one of the most respectful, kindest, and modest young man you will ever meet! Can’t say tha about a lot of people in the business of entertainment these days! So be kind to our Dimash even he would still like you after your comments. Enjoy the music, too! 😊❤️
That's the problem, so many of your fellow fans see Dimash as a god... but this statement I certainly agree with "He still sings better than anyone else out there at this time" in this genre :)
5:05 on his 3 hour long shows he is using lyrics, song order on screen below. This was digital show made during pandemic lockdown, so as you mentioned this show is produced and enchanced in post. He might use some notes regarding camera positions, or some specific shots, or maybe he is just acting.
Без сомнения. Это же запись с концерта, на котором не было публики, но который транслировался вживую на Spotify. Здесь мы видим отдельные композиции, выложенные на RUclips значительно позже. Конечно, они были обработаны как видеоклипы для того, чтобы показать зрителю ракурсы с разных камер. Так что - да, это запись с художественной обработкой
Wow, to be so critical of Dimash I dread to think how much you tear apart other artists. Or is he a special case for you? That mediocrity gets a pass but the truly greats you take a big fat whip to?
I don’t understand either why he focuses so much on possible (or rather perceived) problems with the production instead of analyzing the great vocal technique. 😅 Sometimes we Dears are a little bit critical too, so I counted the statements to check, if we exaggerate. 😂 I summarized what he said at each pause: (some of it is a summary in my own words) - beautiful voice - there was post production - what’s he looking down at? - He might be looking at lyrics, but I don’t say that to criticize him - there it is again … i just wonder - breathy but consistent core tone (lovely sound) … but in the past there were different statements about that - lovely movement into the upper register - seriously…where is he looking at? - nice and clean - beautiful tone. Free and easy - doesn’t quite nail that. Not dead center - I love that tongue trill. Fantastic! - mmh modulation - where he missed the first time, he hits it the second time. Better support by leaning back? 🤔 Pinpoint accuracy - lovely transition and pretty arrangement - heavy rock drive. Cool - Who is the guy with the instrument? He is playing masterfully and it sounds beautiful - (about the qobyz:) listen to this phrasing 😊 - don’t take offense: the highlight for me is the instrument, even though Dimash does a great job. Beautiful singing. But the instrument makes your heart melt. - we didn’t hear whistles tones: yay - the arrangement was really good So there were a lot of compliments. But the positive parts were said in passing, just thrown in (except for Olzhas‘ qobyz-skills) and the most time he spent speaking was about the production, what Dimash was looking at, the note he supposedly didn’t hit, but hit later, and the qobyz. It’s the focus we complain about. Not the words per se. Well he improved since the first reaction. Baby steps I guess. 😅
He's not even critical. He's just listening and he's got questions. Nowhere in this video did I hear him say he was critical of anything Dimash is doing.
@@isivaasanaru5643 For me the problem is him taking a whole live performance of a song, with many many beautiful notes sung by a master vocalist, and then not thoroughly analyzing it as a vocal coach, but focusing on tangents and ONE note that might be a little off (not even much off) in a live performance! The critique is not direct, but I personally got a feeling from him of: yeah, couldn’t find any faults, it was quite nice, so let’s talk about something else. 😉 But you’re right there was little open criticism. So he did listen and is trying to change his attitude. And I like that. ☺️ And I agree, that Olzhas is a master instrumentalist! And the sound was awesome! ❤️
@@EllaSilentDragon I hear you. I truly believe that he thinks Dimash is one of the most impressive vocalists, BUT it's not really his jam. He admires Dimash for how technically superior he is, but he doesn't resonate with the way Dimash is singing, which is just his personal taste. Because of this, I think he struggles to put Dimash in the same light as some other vocal coaches and some Dears find that offensive. And, yes, it's very hard to find things to critique Dimash for, which I think is why he's a bit like: "There's not much to criticize, so I'll look and listen to other aspects of the performance." But to me that is not a negative, it's just how he chooses to listen/view this performance (maybe partly due to the fact that it doesn't resonate super well with him from the beginning).
Olshaz Qrmanbeck plays the kobyz, great performer! Dimash is unique and the songs he sings in Kazakh have a special flavor. He is soooo good!! Upcoming concerts in 2024: November 22, Prague, Czechia. November 24, Düsseldorf, Germany.
No había nada donde dimash leyera o mirar a la letra Por qué es una canción muy introspectiva y él demuestra cada sentimiento en su rostro en sus manos es un tema realmente precioso no veo el punto de tu crítica
Hello Dr Dan. I want to thank you for continuing this "complicated" relationship with us!😅 I do appreciate your gentleness combined with your fearlessness to speak what you think!😊 One thing I really admire about Dimash is the way he demonstrates vulnerability in so many of his choices. In this instance, he sings so softly and tenderly you could get the sense that he might lose control of cord closure and it's risky. However, as you continue to explore his performancesyou will hear it over and over and in many octaves proving that it's actually another highly developed technical skill, and it's beautiful. As for the kobyz, there is a phone recording of a practice session during which Dimash sings the instruments part because only the keyboardist and he were there. Astonishingly, he sounds just like the instrument!! Very cool. I think you might like War And Peace - his composition or Battle of Memories or If I Never Breathe Again. Thank you and hang in there!!!🤍😉
Y qué si ve la letra. Muchísimos lo hacen y cantan horrible. Dimash no es un robot y es un gran trabajador casi todos los días nos sorprende con sus bellísimas y reflexivas canciones. Más que esos detalles lo más bello es escuchar su hermosa y más hermosa voz del mundo ❤❤❤.
Dimash tem 25 anos de estudo e concluirá o doutorado este ano, ele não é um amador! Dimash já foi analisado por grandes especialistas musicais e elogiado por cantores renomados como Andrea Boccelli, Plácido Domingo, Lara Fabian, Celine Dion, Igor Krutoy, Nathan Wang, Lang Lang e até Jackie Chan. Porém errar é humano, até o Dimash pode errar e isso é bom, primeiro porque prova que ele está cantando ao vivo, que não houve correções ou edições, em segundo lugar mostra que, embora às vezes não pareça, ele é humano e está sujeito a cometer erros, como qualquer outro cantor. Dimash, cometendo “erros” ou não, continua sendo o maior cantor da atualidade!
Essa é uma musica triste, ele fala de nascimento e morte, e de personagens que já passaram por aqui e já se foram e quantas historias ainda permeiam sua alma., ainda tão jovem,. E que a vida passa e que é preciso se importar com as pessoas.
I've seen lyric displays on stage with Dimash many times, but in this case I don't think there is, a monitor where he is looking to the right. I suspect it's just a look he thought helped communicate a certain feeling for parts of the song. Appreciate you pointing out that one sort of weak note. Reminders that he's not perfect are reassuring. What a performer!
Dimash is as blind as a bat without his glasses so I highly doubt he'd be able to read lyrics out of sight of the camera unless they were blown up into 6 foot letters on a screen in front of him.
@@debbiemorgan859 Had no idea about his vision. Only seen him in shades. The lyric displays I've noticed in videos did use rather large fonts, though, if I recall correctly.
@@SCVocalStudentReacts at one concert a woman held up a sign saying it was her birthday, he had to come right to the front of the stage and ask her to come close for him to be able to read it. There's always a lot of prompt monitors on stage so he can get to one anytime he needs it. He's always said he has vision problems and has been seen wearing proper glasses on a few occasions.
@@debbiemorgan859 That's exactly what I was thinking when Dan mentioned it 4 or 5 times. Dimash frequently needs a prompter to remember lyrics in other languages. The prompter is always nearby when he uses it, and the font is LARGE due to his extreme myopia. He makes no attempt to conceal the prompter, hide his difficulties with remembering lyrics in foreign languages, nor keep it secret that he has a vision problem. I've never seen him have a lyric fail in Kazakh, or require the use of a prompter when singing in Kazakh. When there's no controversy about a performance, this reactor will manufacture one. It's guaranteed. That's why he is the only vocal coach to whose channel I don't subscribe.
Hola. Quisiera explicar que este video es parte de un recital digital que Dimash realizó en vivo en medio de la pandemia. También creo que es importante aclarar que se trata de una canción de raíz folclórica, mezclada con rock. Recuerde que Dimash desarrolla el estilo cossover. Por último, para leer el lenguaje corporal de Dimash es necesario que el experto se interiorice del contexto cultural-musical de la canción. En este caso, Omir Oter habla sobre el ciclo de la vida y Dimash, como en varias de sus interpretaciones, eleva plegarias y reflexiona en sus interpretaciones Este es un ejemplo claro de eso. Son parte del conjunto de elementos de la magistralidad de Dimash. Entonces cuando dices que lo mejor del video es el kibuz, puedo ver que te falta conocer mucho mejor a Dimash antes de analizar esta línea de canciones de su repertorio que cuentan con importante contenido espiritual. Esta canción es un poema complejo.
@@isivaasanaru5643DEARS is a lot! Dears are fans who are present in almost every country in the world. These are people who cross oceans to see their favorite artist and deserve a minimum of respect not only for being fans of Dimash, but for being human beings like you.
This was a digital online concert. This was Dimash first 3-hr(19 song were presented!!) concert during the Plandemic. Like any other concert, stage teleprompters are used, lest the singer forget the lyrics. That was what happened here. Omir Oter was premiered(LIVE) that day. You missed nothing, Dr. Thank you for being patient and understanding with Dimash's ardent fans. 😂😂😂
The Dears are so critical to every single "negative" comment to Dimash. I thought you did a great job and I don't see your "criticism" as being negative, after all, nobody's perfect--including Dimash.
Exaggerate and wrong criticisms about Dimash..And this is a kazakh song,Dimash is kazakh,and know very well every song that he sings in kazakh..So he doesn't need of the lyric in the monitor because is impossible that he forgot the words of the song..The criticisms are right and intelligent only when are true and not criticism just for criticize..The Boss King Angel Dimash Forever
Me too, to me he is a nitpicking pompous, smug pain the neck. I have watched a couple of his reactions and I feel he takes delight in finding any fault he can in Dimash’s performances not sure what he is trying to achieve but it’s unattractive behaviour. All the Dears should give him a miss. ❤️🇦🇺
👉 Hello Dr. Dan, you're a professional. Please react spontaneously to a new song from Dimash. That makes it much more interesting for us dears, even if the surprise effect is still reflected on your face. 👍
I seriously don’t know what you meant with: „he missed a note“ at that one part. 🤔 I trust you have more knowledge than me, but I can’t hear anything wrong. 😅 Other than the sound getting a little quieter that is, when he moves a little too much in front of the mic stand. Usually he is quite good at moving the mic in sync with his body when he performs to keep it locked in front of his mouth. But with micstands we sometimes hear the sound fluctuate. But I trust that you’re right and there was something wrong with the note. 😅 It just shows you that he is human and does make mistakes at live shows after who knows how many hours of singing. Even if it’s just one note. 😂 This concert was live streamed during the pandemic, so there weren’t many people there who could tell you what he was looking at unfortunately. But he does use monitors at concerts, even if he can’t see that well. Many artists were involved in the stage design and production to cheer viewers up, who were stuck at home and in order to replace the live experience with beautiful artwork. So he might also be looking at the director. Thank you for your reaction. It was a little critical of you, but I expected this. 😅😂 I really wonder what you say about people less skilled than him. 😳 I personally love his quiet and emotional songs very much. But I also wouldn’t want to miss the ultra high and low notes. ❤🥰 Its like having a spaceship and flying it from one country to another. Sure, that is beautiful. But not visiting space would be a tragedy. 🔥😜
My advise for the Dears is to unsubscribe, for some unknown reason he is determined to find fault with Dimash’s performances even to the point of nitpicking to where he is looking. 😡
He close his eyes because he is looking into himself to feel all the song emotions that are so meaningful for any human!
Wow, you are very brave to take on the Dears. One thing you may not realize is that we Dears are not just reacting to the beauty, range, and technical skill of his voice, or his looks or dedication and education, we actually love him, sincerely and deeply as a human being. It's not like the craze someone would have over some fabulous rock star. Dimash as a person is incredibly kind and caring, compassionate, truly religious, respectful, decent, humble, and someone who works tirelessly for world peace and grieves for the state of the world. He's like a breath of fresh air. In addition, he actually changes peoples lives. I imagine well over half of his fans (and I am talking about millions) have had some sort of healing, life transforming reaction just from listening to his music. Hard to believe for you, I am sure, however it is absolutely true. Dimash himself is embarrassed when he hears this, and tries to downplay it. but many, many people think of him as angelic and describe his voice as a gift of God. I hope as you get to know more about Dimash you will be able to understand this a little, at least not be scornful and amused.
@@colleenverdon6315 I feel the same way Your comment was perfectly said!
Dimash puts his voice at the service of the song and not the other way around. He has exquisite taste in how and when to use each of his ranges and voice styles. Grettings‼️
14:40 songs sang in his language are calmer most of the time, without fireworks. he is promoting his country and his culture more then his skills in those performances.
Thank you for your reaction. This was part of the Digital Show which was put on during the pandemic. There is also a music video. This song is near to his hear; you can hear the emotions in his voice.
The kobyz here is played by Olzhas Qurmanbek, and yes he's an acknowledged master.
The 'tongue trills' as you refer to them are not for effect or decoration. Rolling the R's is part of pronunciation in the Kazakh language.
The Kobyz, or Kylkobyz, is an ancient Turkic bowed string instrument popular among Kazakhs, Karakalpaks, Bashkirs, and Tatars. Its Kyrgyz variant is known as the Kyl-Kyyak. The Qobyz features two strings made of horsehair and a resonating cavity typically covered with goat leather.
Waoooo excelente información.
Thank you for this information! That is so interesting!
Dimash - when he performs Kazakh cultural pieces - he portrays them as a poem or a prayer to his heritage.
8:21 i am glad you noticed this imperfection, for me it only proves he is not fixing it in post.
Also proves he is human! 😁
Well if one thing is certain is that the dears are well informed when it comes to Dimash 😂😂😂. Part of this I think has to do with Dimash as a whole: artistry, emotion, performance,culture. Effort, dedication, respect for music and all those who surround him, well mannerd, attentive to detail, human wormth, pride for hes roots, a vessel for unity, honor. And that is something to treasure!!! 🤭💯🫶
It's fine to look at the lyrics, so long as the performance remains fantastic. And Dimash's performance certainly remained fantastic in spite of that.
The 2 stringed ancient instrument is the Kobyz played by Olzhas Qurmanbek, and yes definitely a master. This is a very serious song in his own language, Kazakh. There is an incredible and well done music video of this. I believe that this was one of the performances from his digital concert during Covid. If there are lyrics in front of him as he performs, then that is the same as what would be during any live concert. There's a lot for Dimash to pay attention to and he is careful and precise. He definitely knows the lyrics to this song easily in Kazakhstan. He is very intentional with his vocals. He completely knows what he is doing and why while performing. He sings constantly, he is highly trained his entire life. He practices no less than 3 hours every day and has since he was 3 - 5 yrs old. This is live concert but digital at a time when we were all sheltered. Thank you for your comments and reaction.
Dimash is a very talented young man, not a god! There will be times when his notes are not perfect, not often but on rare occasions. If you ever see Dimash watch his own video, occasionally he will screw up his face because he didn’t do that note the way he wanted to. His voice is so beautiful and unusual that we don’t care about those times. He still sings better than anyone else out there at this time! Dimash also get tired and worn like all human beings, especially after a concert because his concerts are usually about 3 hours long. He is absolutely exhausted by the end, but he still has to smile and greet people who want to meet and talk to him afterwards. This is the one of the most respectful, kindest, and modest young man you will ever meet! Can’t say tha about a lot of people in the business of entertainment these days! So be kind to our Dimash even he would still like you after your comments. Enjoy the music, too! 😊❤️
That's the problem, so many of your fellow fans see Dimash as a god... but this statement I certainly agree with "He still sings better than anyone else out there at this time" in this genre :)
Dimash ❤❤❤
5:05 on his 3 hour long shows he is using lyrics, song order on screen below. This was digital show made during pandemic lockdown, so as you mentioned this show is produced and enchanced in post. He might use some notes regarding camera positions, or some specific shots, or maybe he is just acting.
Без сомнения. Это же запись с концерта, на котором не было публики, но который транслировался вживую на Spotify. Здесь мы видим отдельные композиции, выложенные на RUclips значительно позже. Конечно, они были обработаны как видеоклипы для того, чтобы показать зрителю ракурсы с разных камер.
Так что - да, это запись с художественной обработкой
Wow, to be so critical of Dimash I dread to think how much you tear apart other artists. Or is he a special case for you? That mediocrity gets a pass but the truly greats you take a big fat whip to?
I don’t understand either why he focuses so much on possible (or rather perceived) problems with the production instead of analyzing the great vocal technique. 😅
Sometimes we Dears are a little bit critical too, so I counted the statements to check, if we exaggerate. 😂
I summarized what he said at each pause: (some of it is a summary in my own words)
- beautiful voice
- there was post production
- what’s he looking down at?
- He might be looking at lyrics, but I don’t say that to criticize him
- there it is again … i just wonder
- breathy but consistent core tone (lovely sound) … but in the past there were different statements about that
- lovely movement into the upper register
- seriously…where is he looking at?
- nice and clean
- beautiful tone. Free and easy
- doesn’t quite nail that. Not dead center
- I love that tongue trill. Fantastic!
- mmh modulation
- where he missed the first time, he hits it the second time. Better support by leaning back? 🤔 Pinpoint accuracy
- lovely transition and pretty arrangement
- heavy rock drive. Cool
- Who is the guy with the instrument? He is playing masterfully and it sounds beautiful
- (about the qobyz:) listen to this phrasing 😊
- don’t take offense: the highlight for me is the instrument, even though Dimash does a great job. Beautiful singing. But the instrument makes your heart melt.
- we didn’t hear whistles tones: yay
- the arrangement was really good
So there were a lot of compliments. But the positive parts were said in passing, just thrown in (except for Olzhas‘ qobyz-skills) and the most time he spent speaking was about the production, what Dimash was looking at, the note he supposedly didn’t hit, but hit later, and the qobyz.
It’s the focus we complain about. Not the words per se.
Well he improved since the first reaction. Baby steps I guess. 😅
El instrumento se llama. "kobizt" y es jugado por "olzhas kurmanbek" músico amigo de Dimash desde la Universidad.
He's not even critical. He's just listening and he's got questions. Nowhere in this video did I hear him say he was critical of anything Dimash is doing.
@@isivaasanaru5643 For me the problem is him taking a whole live performance of a song, with many many beautiful notes sung by a master vocalist, and then not thoroughly analyzing it as a vocal coach, but focusing on tangents and ONE note that might be a little off (not even much off) in a live performance!
The critique is not direct, but I personally got a feeling from him of: yeah, couldn’t find any faults, it was quite nice, so let’s talk about something else. 😉
But you’re right there was little open criticism. So he did listen and is trying to change his attitude. And I like that. ☺️
And I agree, that Olzhas is a master instrumentalist! And the sound was awesome! ❤️
@@EllaSilentDragon I hear you. I truly believe that he thinks Dimash is one of the most impressive vocalists, BUT it's not really his jam. He admires Dimash for how technically superior he is, but he doesn't resonate with the way Dimash is singing, which is just his personal taste.
Because of this, I think he struggles to put Dimash in the same light as some other vocal coaches and some Dears find that offensive.
And, yes, it's very hard to find things to critique Dimash for, which I think is why he's a bit like: "There's not much to criticize, so I'll look and listen to other aspects of the performance." But to me that is not a negative, it's just how he chooses to listen/view this performance (maybe partly due to the fact that it doesn't resonate super well with him from the beginning).
All his Kazakhs songs are very beautiful ❤❤❤
Check out "Omir" Dimash, live performance with brother Mansur on acoustic guitar..
The most intimate studio piece. As far as I understand you like this kind of songs.
In his video of this song he’s looking at his past in the audience I think that’s why his eyes are doing what your saying🇺🇸❤️🇺🇳
Olshaz Qrmanbeck plays the kobyz, great performer!
Dimash is unique and the songs he sings in Kazakh have a special flavor. He is soooo good!!
Upcoming concerts in 2024: November 22, Prague, Czechia. November 24, Düsseldorf, Germany.
No había nada donde dimash leyera o mirar a la letra Por qué es una canción muy introspectiva y él demuestra cada sentimiento en su rostro en sus manos es un tema realmente precioso no veo el punto de tu crítica
Hello Dr Dan. I want to thank you for continuing this "complicated" relationship with us!😅 I do appreciate your gentleness combined with your fearlessness to speak what you think!😊
One thing I really admire about Dimash is the way he demonstrates vulnerability in so many of his choices. In this instance, he sings so softly and tenderly you could get the sense that he might lose control of cord closure and it's risky. However, as you continue to explore his performancesyou will hear it over and over and in many octaves proving that it's actually another highly developed technical skill, and it's beautiful. As for the kobyz, there is a phone recording of a practice session during which Dimash sings the instruments part because only the keyboardist and he were there. Astonishingly, he sounds just like the instrument!! Very cool.
I think you might like War And Peace - his composition or Battle of Memories or If I Never Breathe Again.
Thank you and hang in there!!!🤍😉
This kobyz part played by Dimash’s voice was so so impressive!!!❤❤❤❤❤
If you watch the music video you will see what he is looking at.,it really explains the. Song.
Y qué si ve la letra. Muchísimos lo hacen y cantan horrible. Dimash no es un robot y es un gran trabajador casi todos los días nos sorprende con sus bellísimas y reflexivas canciones. Más que esos detalles lo más bello es escuchar su hermosa y más hermosa voz del mundo ❤❤❤.
Dimash tem 25 anos de estudo e concluirá o doutorado este ano, ele não é um amador! Dimash já foi analisado por grandes especialistas musicais e elogiado por cantores renomados como Andrea Boccelli, Plácido Domingo, Lara Fabian, Celine Dion, Igor Krutoy, Nathan Wang, Lang Lang e até Jackie Chan. Porém errar é humano, até o Dimash pode errar e isso é bom, primeiro porque prova que ele está cantando ao vivo, que não houve correções ou edições, em segundo lugar mostra que, embora às vezes não pareça, ele é humano e está sujeito a cometer erros, como qualquer outro cantor. Dimash, cometendo “erros” ou não, continua sendo o maior cantor da atualidade!
He is a perfectionist!
Essa é uma musica triste, ele fala de nascimento e morte, e de personagens que já passaram por aqui e já se foram e quantas historias ainda permeiam sua alma., ainda tão jovem,. E que a vida passa e que é preciso se importar com as pessoas.
I've seen lyric displays on stage with Dimash many times, but in this case I don't think there is, a monitor where he is looking to the right. I suspect it's just a look he thought helped communicate a certain feeling for parts of the song. Appreciate you pointing out that one sort of weak note. Reminders that he's not perfect are reassuring. What a performer!
Dimash is as blind as a bat without his glasses so I highly doubt he'd be able to read lyrics out of sight of the camera unless they were blown up into 6 foot letters on a screen in front of him.
@@debbiemorgan859 Had no idea about his vision. Only seen him in shades. The lyric displays I've noticed in videos did use rather large fonts, though, if I recall correctly.
@@SCVocalStudentReacts at one concert a woman held up a sign saying it was her birthday, he had to come right to the front of the stage and ask her to come close for him to be able to read it. There's always a lot of prompt monitors on stage so he can get to one anytime he needs it.
He's always said he has vision problems and has been seen wearing proper glasses on a few occasions.
@@debbiemorgan859 Thanks for the info.
@@debbiemorgan859 That's exactly what I was thinking when Dan mentioned it 4 or 5 times. Dimash frequently needs a prompter to remember lyrics in other languages. The prompter is always nearby when he uses it, and the font is LARGE due to his extreme myopia. He makes no attempt to conceal the prompter, hide his difficulties with remembering lyrics in foreign languages, nor keep it secret that he has a vision problem. I've never seen him have a lyric fail in Kazakh, or require the use of a prompter when singing in Kazakh. When there's no controversy about a performance, this reactor will manufacture one. It's guaranteed. That's why he is the only vocal coach to whose channel I don't subscribe.
11:30 kobyz
Hola. Quisiera explicar que este video es parte de un recital digital que Dimash realizó en vivo en medio de la pandemia.
También creo que es importante aclarar que se trata de una canción de raíz folclórica, mezclada con rock. Recuerde que Dimash desarrolla el estilo cossover.
Por último, para leer el lenguaje corporal de Dimash es necesario que el experto se interiorice del contexto cultural-musical de la canción. En este caso, Omir Oter habla sobre el ciclo de la vida y Dimash, como en varias de sus interpretaciones, eleva plegarias y reflexiona en sus interpretaciones
Este es un ejemplo claro de eso.
Son parte del conjunto de elementos de la magistralidad de Dimash.
Entonces cuando dices que lo mejor del video es el kibuz, puedo ver que te falta conocer mucho mejor a Dimash antes de analizar esta línea de canciones de su repertorio que cuentan con importante contenido espiritual.
Esta canción es un poema complejo.
Please, The name of Dimash's fan base is DEARS, not dear ones. You constantly call us 'dear ones' and that's not our name as fans of Dimash.
Oh my…lol 😅
🤭🤭😁😁😁👍🏼
Jeez... it's not a big deal.
@@isivaasanaru5643 jeez... You are right. I'm not going to lose any sleep over it but it is important to get it right.
@@isivaasanaru5643DEARS is a lot! Dears are fans who are present in almost every country in the world. These are people who cross oceans to see their favorite artist and deserve a minimum of respect not only for being fans of Dimash, but for being human beings like you.
This was a digital online concert. This was Dimash first 3-hr(19 song were presented!!) concert during the Plandemic. Like any other concert, stage teleprompters are used, lest the singer forget the lyrics. That was what happened here. Omir Oter was premiered(LIVE) that day. You missed nothing, Dr. Thank you for being patient and understanding with Dimash's ardent fans. 😂😂😂
The Dears are so critical to every single "negative" comment to Dimash. I thought you did a great job and I don't see your "criticism" as being negative, after all, nobody's perfect--including Dimash.
Exaggerate and wrong criticisms about Dimash..And this is a kazakh song,Dimash is kazakh,and know very well every song that he sings in kazakh..So he doesn't need of the lyric in the monitor because is impossible that he forgot the words of the song..The criticisms are right and intelligent only when are true and not criticism just for criticize..The Boss King Angel Dimash Forever
I think I’ll pass after reading the comments here. 😅
Me too, to me he is a nitpicking pompous, smug pain the neck. I have watched a couple of his reactions and I feel he takes delight in finding any fault he can in Dimash’s performances not sure what he is trying to achieve but it’s unattractive behaviour. All the Dears should give him a miss. ❤️🇦🇺
@@judithermer7969 Agree totally.
👉 Hello Dr. Dan, you're a professional. Please react spontaneously to a new song from Dimash. That makes it much more interesting for us dears, even if the surprise effect is still reflected on your face. 👍
Some people really get stressed out reacting to Dimash. They do it nonetheless. I wonder why. It must mean they love Dimash a lot. Isn t it?
I seriously don’t know what you meant with: „he missed a note“ at that one part. 🤔
I trust you have more knowledge than me, but I can’t hear anything wrong. 😅
Other than the sound getting a little quieter that is, when he moves a little too much in front of the mic stand.
Usually he is quite good at moving the mic in sync with his body when he performs to keep it locked in front of his mouth. But with micstands we sometimes hear the sound fluctuate.
But I trust that you’re right and there was something wrong with the note. 😅
It just shows you that he is human and does make mistakes at live shows after who knows how many hours of singing. Even if it’s just one note. 😂
This concert was live streamed during the pandemic, so there weren’t many people there who could tell you what he was looking at unfortunately. But he does use monitors at concerts, even if he can’t see that well.
Many artists were involved in the stage design and production to cheer viewers up, who were stuck at home and in order to replace the live experience with beautiful artwork. So he might also be looking at the director.
Thank you for your reaction. It was a little critical of you, but I expected this. 😅😂
I really wonder what you say about people less skilled than him. 😳
I personally love his quiet and emotional songs very much. But I also wouldn’t want to miss the ultra high and low notes. ❤🥰
Its like having a spaceship and flying it from one country to another. Sure, that is beautiful. But not visiting space would be a tragedy. 🔥😜
When singing in other languages he does look at lyrics sometimes. Most of the times, though he is looking inside, being reflective, often eyes closed.
Idle criticism
My advise for the Dears is to unsubscribe, for some unknown reason he is determined to find fault with Dimash’s performances even to the point of nitpicking to where he is looking. 😡