Lmao right?! Cause he is an actor it's the movie. Lol i just want to shout that out her so bad. Shocks me to this day that not many people have seen this film yet.
Los Lobos did a great job in playing this song for the movie "La Bamba" and Lou Diamond Phillips did an awesome job at portraying Ritchie Valens. Do listen to Ritchie Valens original version of La Bamba, plus Donna and Come On Let's Go
Ritchie Valens was a legendary 1950s Rock singer and guitarist. "La Bamba" was his biggest hit song. He had some other hit songs, such as "Donna" (a love ballad), and "Ohh! My Head".
This was a scene from the 1987 biopic La Bamba starring actor Lou Diamond Phillips in the role of the real life 1950s rock n' roll singer Ritchie Valens. The singing was actually done by the group Los Lobos which became a soundtrack for the film. Los Lobos even had their own music video with scenes from the film. Sadly the real Ritchie Valens was killed in a helicopter crash in 1959 along with popular singers Buddy Holly and the Big Bopper when he was just seventeen years old. I saw the movie when it came out in the theatre and have seen Los Lobos music video plenty of times back then. It was great film.
This video is from the movie La Bamba. That's the actor Lou Diamond Phillips, playing Ritchie Valens. Los Lobos did the cover of the song for the movie. Ritchie Valens was only 17 years old when he died in a plane crash, along with Buddy Holly(22 years old) and J.P. Richardson(aka The Big Bopper)(28 years old). I read somewhere that when they found Ritchie Valens body, his head was split in half.
That is not Ritchie's image here, but Lou Diamond Phillip. That isn't even Ritchie's voice, but the group "Los Lobos". Ritchie was the first Latin American R & R star and was dead at 17. This song is an adaptation of a traditional Mexican song.
India, yes play the original this version is from the movie. In 1969, on their way to do a concert in Fargo North Dakota (my home state) Ritchie Valens, the Big Bopper, and Buddy Holly crashed their airplane in Iowa just after finishing a concert in Clear Lake. Hope this helps! realdeal
My sweet India. Ritchie Valens was a wonderful Latino rock and roller from the 50s who died with Buddy Holly the Day the Music Died, a tragic 1959 plane crash. I think he was still a teenager.
It's a month late (February 2 was "the day the music died"), but memorial/celebratory reactions to "Chantilly Lace" (by J. P. 'The Big Bopper' Richardson), "That'll Be The Day" (by Buddy Holly), and either "Donna" or "La Bamba" (the originals, by Richie Valens) would be very nice.
La Bamba is an Old School Folk Song by Mexican Sailors and Fisherman who were hard drinking party people who loved to drink party and dance after coming of the sea with their Bounty and Fiesta!
La bamba is a traditional Mexican song of unknown author. It belongs to the musical genre called "son jarocho" and is recognized as a popular hymn of the state of Veracruz, in Mexico, this is a version of rock n´roll
Yes,this is the FINE actor Lou Diamond Phillips,singing the Ritchie Valens song La Bamba.the movie is great,with a stellar performance also by Esai Morales as his brother.The real singer died in a plane crash just as his career started...😪
Lou Diamond Phillipsis an actor who played the part of Ritchie Valens. The real Ritchie's name was actually Ritchie Valenzuela. This is from the 1987 biographical movie based on his life. The real Ritchie actually unfortunately died in a plane crash in 1959 not long after the success of this song.
this is actor Lou Diamond Phillips the movie LA BAMBAthe biographical story of singer Richie Valens the movie was Lou Diamond Phillips 1st starring role & it also made him a household name & a star Lou Diamond Phillips actually sang La Bamba (he DIDNT lip sinc) but he had to learn enough Spanish 2 do it cause he didnt speak it English was his first language he was born, raised and grew up in Texas
Ritchie Balens is part of the day the music died when he , Buddy holly and The Big Bopper on witch American Pie by Don McLean (Febuary 3, 1956) died in a plan crash just out side Clear Lake Iowa.
Richie Valens (Valenzuela). Sang La Bamba, a Mexican wedding song as a rock and roll song and had a big hit with it. He died in a plane crash with Buddy Holly and the Big Bopper. Changed his name to Valens because of prejudice toward Hispanics in the 50s
I was gonna point out that this is not Ritchie Valens but I see that many people have already beat me to it. The original is not as upbeat as this cover by Los Lobos is but the original is a great tune and Ritchie took a huge risk musically taking an old Mexican folk song and turning it into a rock song. The kid was way ahead of his time and had he not been killed at the young age of 17 I truly believe many would have him ranked today in the top 5 of greatest rock n' rollers of all-time!
Yep a scene from the movie la Bamba. Check it out. This was a reenactment of his last performance at a concert in clear lake iowa with the great buddy Holly and the big bopper Richardson. Their tour bus broke down so buddy Holly rented a plane to go to next city but could only take 2 others so flipped a coin between Richie and a then unknown musician Waylon Jennings. Richie won the toss and went even though he was terrified of planes. He didn't really win because the plane crashed and all died. He was just 17. Check out his other songs oh Donna, come on let's go
The movie and album came out in 1987 because I brought the cassette liner lyrics to Spanish class and my teacher translated it for me. I love this movie. My mom bought me a record when I was a child with songs from the 50's on it and his song Donna (A song the real Ritchie wrote for his real girlfriend) was on it. The song La Bamba is actually a Mexican folk song and Ritchie made it Rock n Roll gold.
Mexican folk song, it is an ancestral song of Mexico from the State of Veracruz since 1800 when the original version was written and it is used in celebrations, to this day.
this was big because of all spanish words still got tons o play on many English US stations. When he, richie valens, buddy holly, and the big bopper, died together in a plane crash: that was referred to in Don Maclean's American Pie song as the day the music died, and because of his young age, to latinos, one could compare the Valens tragedy to Selena's death.
This version of the song was not sung by Ritchie nor Lou. It was sung by the music group Los Lobos for the movie. This film is one of my favorite 80s flicks.
The night the music died .. Bye bye miss american pie ... And their plane went down in clearlake Iowa. .. America pie check out that song it relates to budy holly and Richie Valance .. And the Big Bopper .. Its mucic history 101 😂😂thanks for the clips .. That qas lew diamond phillips by the way😎😎
This version is by Los Lobos, I LOVE this version. And in La Bamba (the Ritchie Valens bio-pic) he was played by the then debuting young actor Lou Diamond Phillips. Whom you would likely know
Ritchie Valens died in a plane crash he also died with the Big Bopper or known as JP Richardson and Buddy Holly and they called it The Day the Music Died and that's why Don McLean wrote American Pie based on that event
That dude in the music video is actually an actor. My dad used to play and sing this with his guitarr.. he was so good i actually tought he was on radio everytime it played. He died when i was five.. i really appreciated your reaction and the fact u took the time of your day. You are stunning and id love to share some great songs if ur interested. God bless you sister
India, Lou Diamond played Ritchie in the movie, but lip synced the words so you were hearing Ritchie. Very sad he was taken so young. A plane crash, same that took Buddy Holly and The Big Bopper. Don MacLean wrote a song about this called "American Pie" ( The Day the Music Died). You may have already reacted to that song...you do so many, I can't remember, lol!
Yo no soy marinero. Soy Capitán. I love that line... I'm a Navy veteran. Hablo poquito Español. (I speak a little Spanish). Just enough to get lost. I was stationed in Puerto Rico for two years.
Bye Bye Miss American Pie , drove my Chevy to the levee but the levee was dry . And good ole boys drinking whiskey and rye singing this will be the day that I die , This will be the day that I die .
Ritchie Valenzuela was a very charismatic and sexy guy who could really sing at only 17. That is why Buddy Holly and the Big Bopper wanted him to tour with them. Women loved Ritchie.
@@beverlymendheim5691 Uhm ok. Thanks for that? 🤔 For the record, I did not declare it was the pinnacle of knowledge on the subject of Ritchie Valens. Just said it was a good movie. 😉✌
Yeah. That was Lou Diamond Phillips. But he was pretty spot on. I love Ritchie Valens. You really should watch the movie. It's called La Bamba. When people say it's the day the music died, it's when Buddy Holly, the big Bopper, and Ritchie Valens plane went down and they all passed away.
This scene is from the movie La Bamba starring Lou Diamond Phillips......great song very classic a true masterpiece by Richie Valens and of course great movie👍👍
One of the best. You should listen to Donna, a beautiful but sad song. Richie Valens died along with the Big Bopper and Buddy Holly, together in a plane crash. That was the day the music died.
It's a movie> Richie is played by Lou Diamond Phillips..Richie died in a sad plane crash & w/several other big names at the time..First Latino star, died young..
If you want to understand just how popular Ritchie Valens was do a Google search for the phrase "The day the music died" All the developed nations were in morning.
I watched this movie in the theater when it came out. That is indeed Lou Diamond Phillips (Los Lobos sang it) from the movie.... a great song to do would be 'Richie Valens - We Belong Together'
This is the Los lobos version.. from the movie la bamba.. the actor lou diamond Phillips played ritchie valens in the movie and Los lobos did the signing and Carlos Santana did the guitar parts.. The original is great but unfortunately the only recording of it was from 1958-59 and the equipment was awful back then.. had the real ritchie had a chance to use modern equipment he would have killed it just the same as the Los lobos did... RIP Ritchie... gone way too soon.. at only 17.. I will always remember the day the music died... we lost 3 amazing artists way before their time and they pioneered some amazing hits.. Would love to see a reaction to the original 1959 version by Ritchie... an amazing song but sadly never got the chance to re-record using good equipment. I can only imagine how it would sound.. ritchie was so talented.
India, simply find the movie "La Bamba," Watch it. It's the true story of Ritchie Vallens. The movie was made in the mid 80s I think. Everyone has seen that movie. Well, maybe not everyone, but almost. It tells the whole sad story from the 1950s Rock and Roll scene. It's when Rock was born.
In the movie we discover that Ritchie did not speak Spanish. His family did, but he refused to. It is said that he hsd to learn this song phonetically. His real last name wad Valenzuela.
Ritchie was also the first successful Latin Star. La Bamba is actually and Old School Mexican Folk Song that became a Pop Classic. You may have heard it Grease when Sandy & Danny see each other at The Frosty Palace and indirectly apologizes for his behavior at The Pep Rally. He had other Hits like "Donna" that he dedicated to his Girlfriend and The Paddy Whack Song as well as Ooh My Head. He died along with Buddy Holly & JP Richardson (aka The Big Bopper)in 1959. He was also exploited along with Chuck Berry Frankie Lymon & the Teenagers, the Platters, Antoine "Fats" Domino & Little Richard as The Black Acts who made Cameo appearances in Movies and although they could sing for the White Kids they couldn't mix with them. The Host Alan Freed was the fist Successful Disc Jockey but when he got busted for Payola (accepting money to play Rock Songs) his career was ruined and ended and died a couple of years later a broke homeless alcoholic.
La Bamba es una Canción Mexicana. Es un Son Jarocho y es originaria del Estado de Veracruz. En este caso, el Grupo Los Lobos son los que cantan en esta película con arreglos de Rock. Sin embargo, La Bamba ws una Canción de la Cultura Mexicana: ruclips.net/video/IFuHi2kK5D0/видео.html. Saludos India Reacts
That isn't Ritchie! That's Lou Diamond Phillips in the movie La Bamba. 🤣🤣🤣 He died in 1959 with Buddy Holly and The Big Bopper in a plane crash. That was "the day the music died" that is referred to in "Bye, Bye, Miss American Pie."
This is from the movie and this is an actor... But I think they did use Ritchie's voice... As you may know Ritchie Valens was on the plane that crashed with Buddy Holly and the Big Bopper in 1959...
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India did you know that La Bamba as a Mexican folk song is rooted in the Afro-Mexican heritage of Mexico. Possibly from the state of Guerrero but I have to look that up.
Fun Fact La Bamba is Originally an African Slave song , and the video you just saw was part of the movie lip sing by Lou diamond Phillips actor. PS im a Mexican American
Lou Diamond Philips who stared in the biopic La Bamba is neither Mexican or "Latino". He is Filipino-American but the Philippines was colonized by the Spanish Empire for 333 years.
He LOOKS like an actor because he IS. Lou Diamond Phillips did a great job playing Ricardo Valenzuela (performing name Ritchie Valens), but this is a clip from the biographical movie NOT the real Ritchie Valens, who, while of Mexican decent, did not actually speak Spanish and had to learn the song phonetically when he heard it while on a trip to Mexico.
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That is not Ritchie Valens. That is Lou Diamond Phillips from the film “La Bamba” (great film about Ritchie Valens), sung here by Los Lobos.
Couldn't type fast enough, thanks. Which is odd, because she normally does a preamble about the history of the song before she plays it.
Lou Diamond Phillips is a great actor. Richie Valens was very hot he had crazy masculine chemistry.
@@mmmmeego he's overrated. LOL
But seriously, he's pretty good. I haven't seen him in much of anything since Stargate Universe.
Ritchie was likely cuter.
@@Sole_Survivor13 He was in the series Longmire which can be seen on Netflix. That was the last thing I saw him in.
He looks like an actor because he's Lou Diamond Phillips, and is *still* fine as hell!
This is the movie.
I got to meet him at a convention in 2018 and it was a dream come true for me. I've been a fan of his since la bamba
Agreed. Phwooor.
Yes he is 🤗🤗
Loved him in Longmire!
This is a movie
I’m Mexican and sang this song in a karaoke in the UK, and everyone started to sing it.
It was really cool
Ritchie Valens died in a plane crash with the Big Bopper and Buddy Holly in 1959. He was only 17 yrs old.
Cheryl got the straight dope
I from Monterrey, México And (r.i.p Ritchie , budy Holly And Big bopper, 3 talents boys .
@Cat Scratch Fever nope. It don't
He died in Iowa
The day the music died
"Lets do the movie version"
"Why does he look like an actor?"
Lmao right?! Cause he is an actor it's the movie. Lol i just want to shout that out her so bad. Shocks me to this day that not many people have seen this film yet.
This is Lou Diamond Phillips in the movie, performing the song. Not the original.
Actually Ritchie Valens version isn't the original either!
The music is the band Los
Lobos; Lou Diamond Phillips is visually performing as Ritchie
This is one of the guys that was in the plane crash American Pie was about. This is why we called it the day the music died.
Because he is an actor. This is the movie LaBamba
Los Lobos did a great job in playing this song for the movie "La Bamba" and Lou Diamond Phillips did an awesome job at portraying Ritchie Valens.
Do listen to Ritchie Valens original version of La Bamba, plus Donna and Come On Let's Go
Ritchie Valens was a legendary 1950s Rock singer and guitarist. "La Bamba" was his biggest hit song. He had some other hit songs, such as "Donna" (a love ballad), and "Ohh! My Head".
How can anyone not bounce out of their chair when they hear this? Either the original or the movie version
This is not the real and original la bamba, the real one is a son from Veracruz México!
Almost 200 years old.
Un verdadero orgullo mexicano!!!
React to Ritchie Valens "Donna"
His name is Ritchie Valens and he died in a plane crash and I’m still crying right now
This is from the movie LA BAMBA. Lou Diamond Phillips. He played Ritchie Valens in the movie.
This was a scene from the 1987 biopic La Bamba starring actor Lou Diamond Phillips in the role of the real life 1950s rock n' roll singer Ritchie Valens. The singing was actually done by the group Los Lobos which became a soundtrack for the film. Los Lobos even had their own music video with scenes from the film. Sadly the real Ritchie Valens was killed in a helicopter crash in 1959 along with popular singers Buddy Holly and the Big Bopper when he was just seventeen years old. I saw the movie when it came out in the theatre and have seen Los Lobos music video plenty of times back then. It was great film.
This video is from the movie La Bamba. That's the actor Lou Diamond Phillips, playing Ritchie Valens. Los Lobos did the cover of the song for the movie.
Ritchie Valens was only 17 years old when he died in a plane crash, along with Buddy Holly(22 years old) and J.P. Richardson(aka The Big Bopper)(28 years old). I read somewhere that when they found Ritchie Valens body, his head was split in half.
Both versions are great! I love your content and your honesty!
La bamba is a traditional mexican song from the state of Veracruz
That is not Ritchie's image here, but Lou Diamond Phillip. That isn't even Ritchie's voice, but the group "Los Lobos". Ritchie was the first Latin American R & R star and was dead at 17. This song is an adaptation of a traditional Mexican song.
I was walking to school and my best friend Harvey told me Richie, the Big Bopper and Buddy Holley had died in a plane crash.
India, yes play the original this version is from the movie. In 1969, on their way to do a concert in Fargo North Dakota (my home state) Ritchie Valens, the Big Bopper, and Buddy Holly crashed their airplane in Iowa just after finishing a concert in Clear Lake. Hope this helps!
realdeal
Clear Lake has a celebration of their lives every year!
I would say he’s better looking now! Appears on the tv show Prodigal Son.
My sweet India. Ritchie Valens was a wonderful Latino rock and roller from the 50s who died with Buddy Holly the Day the Music Died, a tragic 1959 plane crash. I think he was still a teenager.
It's a month late (February 2 was "the day the music died"), but memorial/celebratory reactions to "Chantilly Lace" (by J. P. 'The Big Bopper' Richardson), "That'll Be The Day" (by Buddy Holly), and either "Donna" or "La Bamba" (the originals, by Richie Valens) would be very nice.
You're exactly right! My mistake. The concert was the evening of Feb. 2, but their plane took off and crashed after midnight.
Used to have a crush on Lou Diamond Phillips. Really liked him in 'Longmire'. 😁
La Bamba is an Old School Folk Song by Mexican Sailors and Fisherman who were hard drinking party people who loved to drink party and dance after coming of the sea with their Bounty and Fiesta!
Late '70 this was a big hit in The Netherlands, Disco time in the weekend ....... I dansed till I droped :)
Lou Diamond Phillips didn’t even do the vocal on this...it’s Los Lobos!!!
La bamba is a traditional Mexican song of unknown author. It belongs to the musical genre called "son jarocho" and is recognized as a popular hymn of the state of Veracruz, in Mexico, this is a version of rock n´roll
This Folk song comes from the Veracruz in Mexico and is derived from Black African slaves ...BUT you will never learn In a textbook in school .👀👀🇲🇽
@@MikeMike-yc8gg Well but that song is from México and is in spanish so...
@@vampir4nnbae yeah they people that "made " the song were Spanish speaking Mexicans black folks lol
@@MikeMike-yc8gg ????
Yes,this is the FINE actor Lou Diamond Phillips,singing the Ritchie Valens song La Bamba.the movie is great,with a stellar performance also by Esai Morales as his brother.The real singer died in a plane crash just as his career started...😪
Lou Diamond Phillipsis an actor who played the part of Ritchie Valens. The real Ritchie's name was actually Ritchie Valenzuela. This is from the 1987 biographical movie based on his life. The real Ritchie actually unfortunately died in a plane crash in 1959 not long after the success of this song.
this is actor Lou Diamond Phillips the movie LA BAMBAthe biographical story of singer Richie Valens
the movie was Lou Diamond Phillips 1st starring role & it also made him a household name & a star
Lou Diamond Phillips actually sang La Bamba (he DIDNT lip sinc) but he had to learn enough Spanish 2
do it cause he didnt speak it English was his first language he was born, raised and grew up in Texas
Ricardo Valenzuela take this song of mexicano folk.... Veracruz
Ritchie Valens, Buddy Holly, and the Big Bopper died in a plane crash known as "the day the music died" from Don McLean's American Pie.
Ritchie Balens is part of the day the music died when he , Buddy holly and The Big Bopper on witch American Pie by Don McLean (Febuary 3, 1956) died in a plan crash just out side Clear Lake Iowa.
1959
La bamba is a movie based on Ritchie Valenz, la bamba is one of his greater hits which is why they named the movie as such
Richie Valens (Valenzuela). Sang La Bamba, a Mexican wedding song as a rock and roll song and had a big hit with it. He died in a plane crash with Buddy Holly and the Big Bopper. Changed his name to Valens because of prejudice toward Hispanics in the 50s
amo tus expresiones!! saludos eternos desde Buenos Aires, Argentina '
I love your expressions !! eternal greetings from Buenos Aires, Argentina
It's Los Lobos singing this version for the movie
That is the actor Lou Diamond Phillips, playing the role of Richie Valens, who died in a plane crash with Buddy Holly and the Big Bopper
I was gonna point out that this is not Ritchie Valens but I see that many people have already beat me to it. The original is not as upbeat as this cover by Los Lobos is but the original is a great tune and Ritchie took a huge risk musically taking an old Mexican folk song and turning it into a rock song. The kid was way ahead of his time and had he not been killed at the young age of 17 I truly believe many would have him ranked today in the top 5 of greatest rock n' rollers of all-time!
Yep a scene from the movie la Bamba. Check it out. This was a reenactment of his last performance at a concert in clear lake iowa with the great buddy Holly and the big bopper Richardson. Their tour bus broke down so buddy Holly rented a plane to go to next city but could only take 2 others so flipped a coin between Richie and a then unknown musician Waylon Jennings. Richie won the toss and went even though he was terrified of planes. He didn't really win because the plane crashed and all died. He was just 17. Check out his other songs oh Donna, come on let's go
Ricardo Valenzuela orgulloso Mexican.
The movie and album came out in 1987 because I brought the cassette liner lyrics to Spanish class and my teacher translated it for me. I love this movie. My mom bought me a record when I was a child with songs from the 50's on it and his song Donna (A song the real Ritchie wrote for his real girlfriend) was on it. The song La Bamba is actually a Mexican folk song and Ritchie made it Rock n Roll gold.
Mexican folk song, it is an ancestral song of Mexico from the State of Veracruz since 1800 when the original version was written and it is used in celebrations, to this day.
😂 you're watching a scene from the movie
this was big because of all spanish words still got tons o play on many English US stations. When he, richie valens, buddy holly, and the big bopper, died together in a plane crash: that was referred to in Don Maclean's American Pie song as the day the music died, and because of his young age, to latinos, one could compare the Valens tragedy to Selena's death.
This version of the song was not sung by Ritchie nor Lou. It was sung by the music group Los Lobos for the movie. This film is one of my favorite 80s flicks.
The night the music died .. Bye bye miss american pie ... And their plane went down in clearlake Iowa. .. America pie check out that song it relates to budy holly and Richie Valance .. And the Big Bopper .. Its mucic history 101 😂😂thanks for the clips .. That qas lew diamond phillips by the way😎😎
This version is by Los Lobos, I LOVE this version. And in La Bamba (the Ritchie Valens bio-pic) he was played by the then debuting young actor Lou Diamond Phillips. Whom you would likely know
Ritchie Valens died in a plane crash he also died with the Big Bopper or known as JP Richardson and Buddy Holly and they called it The Day the Music Died and that's why Don McLean wrote American Pie based on that event
That dude in the music video is actually an actor. My dad used to play and sing this with his guitarr.. he was so good i actually tought he was on radio everytime it played. He died when i was five..
i really appreciated your reaction and the fact u took the time of your day. You are stunning and id love to share some great songs if ur interested. God bless you sister
India, Lou Diamond played Ritchie in the movie, but lip synced the words so you were hearing Ritchie. Very sad he was taken so young. A plane crash, same that took Buddy Holly and The Big Bopper. Don MacLean wrote a song about this called "American Pie" ( The Day the Music Died). You may have already reacted to that song...you do so many, I can't remember, lol!
@ReetaR , if you're talking to me, I said "played Ritchie in the movie".
@ReetaR , got it.
That's not Ritchie's voice either. That's Los Lobos you are listening to.
Yo no soy marinero. Soy Capitán. I love that line... I'm a Navy veteran. Hablo poquito Español. (I speak a little Spanish). Just enough to get lost. I was stationed in Puerto Rico for two years.
Legend. Day the music died
Bye Bye Miss American Pie , drove my Chevy to the levee but the levee was dry . And good ole boys drinking whiskey and rye singing this will be the day that I die , This will be the day that I die .
Ritchie Valenzuela was a very charismatic and sexy guy who could really sing at only 17. That is why Buddy Holly and the Big Bopper wanted him to tour with them. Women loved Ritchie.
You should definitely watch the movie La Bamba now. Lol It is about Ritchie Valens life/death. So so so good! ❤💯
Ritchie Valens, And budy Holly the greates boys And stars 👍, soy de México, no speak inglish,😊, pero l like much the rock!!
Entertaining--and much of it is fictional (except the basics) But then again, MANY movie bios are just that--fictional.
@@beverlymendheim5691 Uhm ok. Thanks for that? 🤔 For the record, I did not declare it was the pinnacle of knowledge on the subject of Ritchie Valens. Just said it was a good movie. 😉✌
It is very good, that is true! It made me cry
Yeah. That was Lou Diamond Phillips. But he was pretty spot on. I love Ritchie Valens. You really should watch the movie. It's called La Bamba. When people say it's the day the music died, it's when Buddy Holly, the big Bopper, and Ritchie Valens plane went down and they all passed away.
That's Lou Diamond Phillips playing Richie Valens in the Movie La Bamba and the Band Los Lobos are the ones playing and singing the song
This scene is from the movie La Bamba starring Lou Diamond Phillips......great song very classic a true masterpiece by Richie Valens and of course great movie👍👍
So sad the three died in a plane crash. Plenty of talent on that plane. Diamond had an awesome performance here.
Another kick butt song from a movie - Eddie and the cruisers - on the dark side. You'll love it 😉
ruclips.net/video/nYDAF6NbgKc/видео.html
One of the best. You should listen to Donna, a beautiful but sad song. Richie Valens died along with the Big Bopper and Buddy Holly, together in a plane crash.
That was the day the music died.
It's a movie> Richie is played by Lou
Diamond Phillips..Richie died in a
sad plane crash & w/several other
big names at the time..First Latino
star, died young..
i grow up watchin this and my cuzzin looks like that actor lol la bamba
If you want to understand just how popular Ritchie Valens was do a Google search for the phrase "The day the music died"
All the developed nations were in morning.
This is not Ritchie Valens singing oh, this is the band Los Lobos from the biopic La Bamba the actor is Lou Diamond Phillips
A movie bio but I always loved this. Such fun.
Wonder how many more people are going to declare that this is from the movie?
La Bamba Great movie great song!!👍👍 💚♥️💙💜
Long live the Rayes and Valenzuela family. Shout out to my grandmother Juanita Valenzuela. Love you fam
I watched this movie in the theater when it came out. That is indeed Lou Diamond Phillips (Los Lobos sang it) from the movie.... a great song to do would be 'Richie Valens - We Belong Together'
That’s actor Lou Diamond Phillips playing Ritchie Valens in the movie La Bamba.
This is the Los lobos version.. from the movie la bamba.. the actor lou diamond Phillips played ritchie valens in the movie and Los lobos did the signing and Carlos Santana did the guitar parts..
The original is great but unfortunately the only recording of it was from 1958-59 and the equipment was awful back then.. had the real ritchie had a chance to use modern equipment he would have killed it just the same as the Los lobos did...
RIP Ritchie... gone way too soon.. at only 17.. I will always remember the day the music died... we lost 3 amazing artists way before their time and they pioneered some amazing hits..
Would love to see a reaction to the original 1959 version by Ritchie... an amazing song but sadly never got the chance to re-record using good equipment. I can only imagine how it would sound.. ritchie was so talented.
The movie is called la bamba but the music was remade by a group called Los lobos
She's heard it before and it turned her dance button right on! lol
That is Los Lobos doing the actual singing there is an actual Richie singing his song
Ritchie*
I love this versión La bamba.
I love watching your reactions .. Kinda in a bit of a rough spot in life and these make me smile.. Ty
India, simply find the movie "La Bamba," Watch it. It's the true story of Ritchie Vallens. The movie was made in the mid 80s I think. Everyone has seen that movie. Well, maybe not everyone, but almost. It tells the whole sad story from the 1950s Rock and Roll scene. It's when Rock was born.
In the movie we discover that Ritchie did not speak Spanish. His family did, but he refused to.
It is said that he hsd to learn this song phonetically.
His real last name wad Valenzuela.
Ritchie was also the first successful Latin Star. La Bamba is actually and Old School Mexican Folk Song that became a Pop Classic. You may have heard it Grease when Sandy & Danny see each other at The Frosty Palace and indirectly apologizes for his behavior at The Pep Rally. He had other Hits like "Donna" that he dedicated to his Girlfriend and The Paddy Whack Song as well as Ooh My Head. He died along with Buddy Holly & JP Richardson (aka The Big Bopper)in 1959. He was also exploited along with Chuck Berry Frankie Lymon & the Teenagers, the Platters, Antoine "Fats" Domino & Little Richard as The Black Acts who made Cameo appearances in Movies and although they could sing for the White Kids they couldn't mix with them. The Host Alan Freed was the fist Successful Disc Jockey but when he got busted for Payola (accepting money to play Rock Songs) his career was ruined and ended and died a couple of years later a broke homeless alcoholic.
La Bamba es una Canción Mexicana. Es un Son Jarocho y es originaria del Estado de Veracruz. En este caso, el Grupo Los Lobos son los que cantan en esta película con arreglos de Rock. Sin embargo, La Bamba ws una Canción de la Cultura Mexicana: ruclips.net/video/IFuHi2kK5D0/видео.html. Saludos India Reacts
The movie is called La Bamba Lou diamond Phillips played singer Richie Valen
That isn't Ritchie! That's Lou Diamond Phillips in the movie La Bamba. 🤣🤣🤣
He died in 1959 with Buddy Holly and The Big Bopper in a plane crash. That was "the day the music died" that is referred to in "Bye, Bye, Miss American Pie."
This is from the movie and this is an actor... But I think they did use Ritchie's voice... As you may know Ritchie Valens was on the plane that crashed with Buddy Holly and the Big Bopper in 1959...
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My favorite rock and rollero
Because it is an actor. Lol! Lou Diamond Phillips in the movie La Bamba.
Viva mexico veracruz!!!🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽
India did you know that La Bamba as a Mexican folk song is rooted in the Afro-Mexican heritage of Mexico. Possibly from the state of Guerrero but I have to look that up.
Glad you spreading all kinds of music to your generation
Omg yes watch the movies music video of “Donna” you are gonna fall in LOVE!🙌🏽
He is an actor, this is a movie...
RV, died in a plane crash
.............. way back in 1959!!
La bamba muy linda cancion
I remember this movie being out and the cover song a hit in the 80s when I was in high school. The original by Ritchie Valenz was the late 50s.
That's lou diamond Phillips who played Ritchie.....listen to the Los Lobo version of la bamba
Este filme é muito bom grande biografia
I like how smooth the music sounds and flows
Fun Fact La Bamba is Originally an African Slave song , and the video you just saw was part of the movie lip sing by Lou diamond Phillips actor. PS im a Mexican American
Lou Diamond Philips who stared in the biopic La Bamba is neither Mexican or "Latino". He is Filipino-American but the Philippines was colonized by the Spanish Empire for 333 years.
He LOOKS like an actor because he IS. Lou Diamond Phillips did a great job playing Ricardo Valenzuela (performing name Ritchie Valens), but this is a clip from the biographical movie NOT the real Ritchie Valens, who, while of Mexican decent, did not actually speak Spanish and had to learn the song phonetically when he heard it while on a trip to Mexico.