Jacque Brel Mathilde english subtitles - REACTION
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- Jacque Brel Mathilde english subtitles - REACTION
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Brel restera un des plus grands poètes et interprètes belge à jamais dans notre culture française.
Belge
@@jemcop5816 Et si on arrêtait avec ce pseudo conflit ? Brel a appelé sa fille "France", et aussi interprété des chansons en flamand. De toute façon, les rares moments joyeux chez Brel sont quand il évoque l'Espagne, ce qui devrait mettre français et belges d'accord, non ?
@@philipchek On est d'accord c'est un belge
@@qui3573 On est d'accord : s'il n'était pas venu à Paris pour faire carrière, comme certains autres artistes belges que j'aime, on n'aurait jamais entendu parler de Jacques Brel.
Hello! I like so much your channel and your comment! As french, I agree with you, Brel is a great poet indeed!
The point of the song is that he can't resist his passion even if he knows in advance he will suffer like before because she doesn't love him and will abandon him again. It's heartbreaking to see him try to resist by clinging to his mother, his friends, his heart, his hands. But we can guess he will lose the fight.
That's what is strong with Brel, always passion rather than reason even if you go to hell.
Mathilde c'est une femme 😊😊😊
I grew up listening to Jaques Brel is alive and Well and Living in Paris, a musical review of Brel’s songs, where Mort Shuman and Erik Blau took egregious license with the translations. I already loved the music, but once I learned French and listened to the originals, I finally realised just how poetic he really was. One of my favourites is Mijn Vlakke Land, one of the few Flemish songs in his repertoire, but there is also a French version called Le Plat Pays. Beautiful songs both, and well worth a listen!
You should like this exceptional one too: "Jacques Brel & Marcel Azzola "Vesoul" | Archive INA" - Ina Chansons
Please do "Ces Gens-Là", "Vesoul", etc., just more of him. He has lots of great songs, and he was a great singer, too. Some songs are more melodic, too.
Hello Uncle D, 🌴🌞
Mathilde is my favorite song by Jacques Brel.
I love "Vesoul" (name of a French town) and "Ces gens-là" (those people), too.
To be clearer, this song (Mathilde, so) is about a man feeling ridiculed by a woman because the latter left him to go live in the big city (France and Belgium were more rural at the time).
And, as is often the case, this man poured his heart into his friends and family's arms to burden this woman, attributing her a thousand faults because she dared to leave him. But who, like many poor men as we are, lol, forgets all his resentments and promises as soon as he knows she is returning to the village to see him again.
Jacques Brel here has fun with the weakness of men (of which he readily recognizes himself as one) who allow themselves to be led by their partner, and, of the love which, it's well known, drives idiot and blind.
This is also the case in the song “Vesoul,” released in 1968, or in “Ne me quitte pas,” which Jacques Brel said he described in this song as his own cowardice in front of his new partner because he was terrified that she would leave him, as he himself had done with his first wife, to get together with this new one.
When “Ne me quitte pas” was released, men were considered strong and should never show weakness.
Édith Piaf also declared after hearing this song (ne me quitte pas), “A man should never speak that way,” implying that a man should never behave like a doormat in front of a woman at the risk of being trampled.
Note: I change here my comment to add that I think the verse of the Counting Crows song "Mr. Jones" '(1993): "So come dance this silence down through the morning.
Cut up, Maria! Show me some of them Spanish dances" are directly a ref. (a tribute) to "Mathilde," as much by the tone used in the song as by the choice of this particular first name for a woman who is also a service employee.
Peace, folks. ☮👈😎
Jacques Brel was a great poet (song writer), interpreter, a comedian as he actually acted/lived every one of his songs (he starred, excellently well too, in a few films).
And his utmost masterpiece is here: "Jacques Brel - L' homme de la mancha" - INACCESSIBLE ETOILE
Sorry, I couldn't find any good quality video with English subtitles.
Jacques Brel a fait tellement de Belles chansons, mais écouté aussi son dernier Album qui est sorti en 1977 " les Marquises " il y a de Belles pépites.
Oui Mathilde est le prénom d'une Femme
The English language has that one as well: Mathilda (like in the Australian "national anthem" Waltzing Mathilda).
@@musashimiyamoto586 I remember an old song (english ? american ?) which lyrics said "Mathilda, Mathilda, she took me money and ran with the tailor ..."
le plus grand des grand
Please listen to " Les vieux" with sub titles
The theme of a weak man being manipulated or betrayed by women is very common among Brel’s songs: Ne me quitte pas, Madeleine, la Fanette, Mathilde, les Bonbons…
Les Bonbons? This to me is purely a delicious parody, not about a woman who betrayed him.
nice video 😀
Mathilde seems to be bad news, I say. 😂
Eta: By the sound of it, he may not have gotten her, but boy, did SHE get HIM.
I think they were together and she betrayed him because she met a man from the city. But he let her down so she goes back to the village man, she still despises him but at least he values her. He is her toy and he know that... Cursed Mathilde you are a narcissistic pervert 😈
If you want a 'singer's version', there is a very nice cover on YT by a female singer called Chimene Badi, belting out the tune.
Link below.
ruclips.net/video/_bnvRJp7Lxg/видео.htmlsi=P1L_uwgRc51qIisz
Tu peut retrouve le spectacle brel alive in paris c en anglais
I like you share Brel's songs. But you should spend a little more time to study the lyrics. As you say, it's poem, but it's also "guts" or sufferings that Brel shared, about how hard life can be. Of course, Brel doesn't speaks about himself, he speaks about everyone life but most of the the time from the man point of view, that is to mean that a man can suffer too, even for bad reasons and mainly because of cowardise.
This song is one the greatest song ever written, you should have paid more attention to analyse the lyrics, how it speaks of the complexity of life and love, and the desparation of love, equally for this guy in the song, but also for Mathilde who went away perhaps because dreaming of a better life in a greater town with another guy, but who then came back and we don't know why she does so, , while the "hero" of the song still dream that she is coming back because she loves him : but we all understand that she comes back only because she has no choice (because "Chez c'est gens, on ne s'en va pas").
With Brel, the story is always the same : you can't escape the jail where you are from, because we all are cheating, and those who choose to not cheat just have to face so hard conditions that they resign. Brel offers no solution, he speaks about all the lies that we built for ourselve to suffer reality. In this song, it's obvious that Mathilde went away as she wasn't happy, but then she came back, desapointed, and the guy is dreaming she came back for him, but we must understand that he is wrong : may be he will marry Mathilde, and feel like the most happy man in the world, but Mathilde will be sad for the rest of her life as this life wasn't what she wanted. In most Brel songs, everyone lose.
Mathilde is a feminine first name that appeared in Western Europe in the early Middle Ages but is of Germanic origin. It is one of Brel's favorite songs from his own repertoire.Jacques, the narrator, learning of the return of Mathilde, an old and painful affair, feeling passion take over inexorably, appeals to many people around him
And it's Matilda for anglo-saxons 😉
Et si je n'avais pas peur de devenir politiquement incorrect, je dirais que c'est aussi le prénom d'une truie... mais je ne le dirai pas 🙄.
@@crowblank1une grosse truie,Nous sommes d’accord!😉😁🔵⚪️🔴
@@crowblank1 Votre mère, sans doute ?...
@@cowboybill.2433Vous connaissez donc la mère de Crowblank1... Intéressant ! Ne serait-elle pas de surcroît votre tante ?
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Polecam piosenkę:
Matylda feat. Łukasiewicz- 'Matka':
ruclips.net/video/Emcpp_-Ur4w/видео.htmlsi=9fYuXGY9lkVZnZDf
Unique Jacques Brel !!!
Et le monument de la chanson française, c'est lui : ruclips.net/video/Owi1wypQsHo/видео.html
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Chanteur pour la maison de retraite et l'EHPAD.
Inculte vas !!!
@@ambrenuance462 si la connerie était payante ça ruinerait les con de votre espèce 😏🧠🆘🆘🆘