Latinos react to LATIN MEDLEY by KATRINA VELARDE | REACTION
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- Опубликовано: 27 ноя 2020
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Here's what we think of This amazing LATIN MEDLEY by Katrina Velarde👌🙌😍👌✨
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please react to this..ill wait for this notif 🙏🙏
This is what a REACTION should be. They know what they are talking about and they share so much input bout a song.
True they are brilliant..love yahhh
They're INSANELY great on reviewing vocals and techniques of Singers 😅
LOVE them 🥰
I strongly believe that they have a STRONG BACKGROUND in music education.
plus they are so sweet and adorable-
The drummer is Katrina's longtime boyfriend Mike Shapiro. He arranged the songs. We Filipinos are the Latinos of Asia. Spain left us their language, food, religion, music and last names.
I second this. :-)
@@dulcisimaimeldaviloria1377 Very good inputs!
Haha you already said everything I wanted to say
actually Mike is Katrina's fiance now.
Yes that last name tho😅🤗❤️
Katrina's fiancé who's the drummer..he arranged this..was Sergio Mendez drummer for years..and worked with a lot of other Latin artist. That probably has a lot to do with the authenticity of it. Great reaction.
Fun Fact: Latinos & Filipinos shared the same Cultural Heritage. Rondalla was introduced by Spain to the Philippines in the 15th Century. Since then, Aside from studying Spanish, We had Operetta and Drums & Bugle Corps in our Schools. Our folks used to dance the Samba, Rumba, Cha Cha and Tango during Fiestas and family gatherings and Men, belting the song "Granada". During house party, together with classmates and friends, We loved to dance to the tune of Oye Como Va and Black Magic Woman by Santanna. I learned to play the guitar in school and my sister played the banduria...Just reminiscing the good old days!😍
Of all the reactors for this Katrina's video, it's only you whom I really appreciated the most coz you really know what you're reacting. Aside from the fact that your Latinos, you also really knows how to listen in every part and details of the song like in terms of technicalities, you incredibly gave your truthful and convincing reaction to it.
By far this is the best, most genuine, close-to-the-heart reaction/commentary for this video. This video made me realize that yeah, I'm so sensitized by the contemporary music styles I almost forgot how beautiful a complete live accompaniment sounded like. Thank you for making me realize that.
Aiiiiiiiiiii! I misssss saaallsa dancing! I'm naturalized Filipino-Canadian, born and raised in the Philippines with Filipino-Spanish-Chinese blood and this gives me goose bumps and kicking my hips to dance! **BRAAAAAPPP** Katrina's theatrical stage performance and presence was on point, charisma and audience excitement built up made this live performance so wickeddd! Absolutely brilliant!
When Katrina released this, I already thought of how you would react to this performance. And here we go. You already did! Thank you.
The influence of spanish/latin here in the phils is not just in the singing and playing instruments but also with our dances. We often are champions or a placer at a ballroom contests. God bless your chanel more.
You dont know how much Filipinos love this Latin genre of music. Those rumba, ughhh baila mi amor.
Katrina you are out of this world! You have the most versatile and beautiful voice!♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ Your band is fantastic! You're the whole package! I'm Filipino, indigenous Taiwanese, French, German, Dutch, Spanish/Portuguese, and Native American! My mother is indigenous Taiwanese, Filipino, and Dutch!. My father is French, German Spanish/Portuguese and Native American! I'm all mixed up and so proud of it. Love my Filipino brothers and sisters!❤️❤️❤️
Mike Shapiro is a legend. And he and Katrina are a perfect match.
They're both lucky to have each other....oh lala...
@@norcalpinoy9618 agree
When KV did this medley I thought of you guys reacting to this and really appreciate her and the band and the arrangement. Loved your reaction!
Latin music / dance influence in the Philippines is VERY STRONG. We grew up watching our mom, dad, abuela and abuelo dance to cha cha and tango on street dance parties during fiestas. For an iconic Filipino jazz musician I HIGHLY RECOMMEND BOBBY ENRIQUEZ, a respected piano virtuoso in the jazz community in America, dubbed as THE WILDMAN. If you WANT timbales and congas better watch Bobby Enriquez's band.
Yes yes yes!!!
@@judithtorres4409 👋🇵🇭
Luv the way u appreciate music..it shows a lot how good both of u..very smart..nice hearing commenting every detailed 'bout music..
Muchisimas gracias por reaccionar,hermanos. Nosotros filipinos tambien queremos la musica latina
Way back in the 70' and 80' in the Phillipines we actually have Spanish language curriculum in school
Facts
They still do here in Zamboanga city but just in grade school Kto6
@D really where?
@D Back then up to 70's it was an ELECTIVE class in senior high. Then in university I believe you need a 2 year required units to finished. Then it was totally abolished. I can't remember who the president was when it was decided to abolish it.
nah!.. it was in 70's spanish officially abolished in schools.. before that spanish was compulsory but after that, no single textbook was taught atleast in public schools and it was optional in some private schools
You can actually just pronounce Filipino names like how you would in Spanish, they're similar most of the time
Except that they dont pronounce the H sound
And except that they can't able to pronounce our nasal 'nga', as well as the 'nge', 'ngi', 'ngo' and 'ngu' consonants
@@Laura-jh4yz sa kapampangan di nila pino pronounce ung H
That don't you worry bout a thing was inspired by Tori Kelly's version in Sing movie, Katrina covered the song so good! The best of all who tried to cover that really hard song! Katrina is incredible, Filipinos are incredible😊💖we have once colonized by Spanish so a lot of Filipino words sound like spanish
But Tori Kelly was a poor imitation of the Stevie version
Actually katrina and gary v. has a video singing this song live together.
Wait Whuuuuuut I've only seen their individual performances oh my gosh o:
She’s very versatile! More power to both of you. Te quiero mucho !
mike shapiro is the fiancé of katrina velarde, and he was the drumer of earth wind and fire
Wow....I didn't know that..
@so amazing it is 2020 dude. Let people be. Reduce your prejudice. It is not healthy for the soul
@so amazing PRIMITIVE brain at best.
@so amazing lol, Katrina doesn't need his money though. Hahaha, Katrina has raised her family by herself and her fiance has no fucking contribution! (FYI)
@so amazing katrina doesn't need money anymore tho....
Top reaction once again. I enjoyed that. Latinos listening to my favorite Filipina Katrina (said that in a Spanish accent). Just a fan from South Africa here
i remember back in school growing up, you can't avoid taking an instrument what ever it is or have knowledge on any art since almost every subject in school makes you exercise your knowledge about it. like singing or perform about science or mathematics etc. lol it sound weird but works some how. i remember performing a play about mathematics when i was in high school back then lol XD
Aren't we gonna talk about these guys' fashion sense?
Hehehe...
that's to be expected. they live in London. Of course they're ought to be fashionable ^^
Trivia: Mike Shapiro is katrina’s fiancee!!! And she really improved vocally since Mike handled her music...
Wow! Just finally finished the video. She really took her time and took it easy vocally for most of it, and I was like she's got to bring some high notes toward the end, and she did and she brought the fire! That was fantastic. So much charisma, so much confidence, so much sexiness. Both from her and from the arrangement. Those musicians are fire! Thank you for doing this reaction.
I love the fact that I see you in a lot of Filipino videos
I love how you guys appreciated the people behind this fantastic medley.
Finally you reacted to this💙 and yah, we are colonize by Spain about 300 years, so don't be surprise guys if lots of Filipinos can play and speak Spanish.💙💙
Mike Shapiro is Katrina's fiancé. Marvin Querido is their partner with their studio. Bobby Velasco is one the best arranger in the Philippines,
I thought Bobby velasco was a boxer.
@@norcalpinoy9618 hahahaha i think you're referring to Brian Viloria
@@mystery6411 oh it was mansueto "onyok" velasco...
There’s a dialect in the Philippines called Chavacano where more than half of the vocabulary is Spanish!
You must remember that the country was conquered by Spain 500 years ago. It was named after King Philip of Spain. So Spanish very much runs thru our blood. Hence many of our surnames are Spanish. We are the only ‘unofficial’ Latinos in Asia.
I speak Chavacano! 🥰
300+yrs
The telenovela that the girl meant where she learned to pronounce or have some Spanish phrases might be Maria del Barrio, Marimar and others. They were so famous in the Philippines.
Latin/ Spanish songs are sexyyy... love the beat as well.. nowadays, i tend to listen to more Latin songs i feel like it sounds refreshing away from all the nonsense current songs that lacks substance. Latin songs more often is just like ours, passionate, talks about courtship and sentimental❤️
We have latin influenced singers, bossa nova filipino singers Sitti, Sofia...
These two are really good reactors. I mostly skip when a reactor is getting nonesense but these two can speak and they know what they're saying esp WALESKA! She's brilliant! You keep surprising me girl. She's speaking with substance! ❤️🤗
Hi, Latin music is kinda innate with our roots, we know it deeply by heart. maybe because we share same hispanic heritage and in the early 2000's latin music is kinda popular here in Ph and there is this sense of connection among filipinos. it's like , yeah we know the language but we cannot understand but its familiar like that hahaha. anyway Filipinos are music genius, they arrange pieces so well, world class!!!
A lot of Filipinos learn playing the guitar at an early age - they either learn from another family member or from friends.
THIS IS SO AMAZING...LATIN MUSIC IS ALIVE! WHOA, IT GIVES YOU BETTER AND BETTER VIBES TO FEEL THE BEAT! THE WHOLE BAND PLAYS SO WELL, OF COURSE, ADDING KATRINA VELARDE'S TALENT. KUDOS TO BOBBY VELASCO FOR THIS AMAZING ARRANGEMENT. JUST GENIUS!
By far one of the best reaction videos I've watched. This is how it should be done. No offense to others who makes reaction videos as well, but this one is like a master class. As a viewer I felt so satisfied watching this because not only that they're both likable but they really know their stuff. They dont just make faces and use power words and call it a reaction video but they appreciates and presents facts worth knowing. Bravo!!!👍👍👍👏👏👏💙💙💙
I think you’re both ready for Katrina’s Whitney Houston Medley where she has over 1M views 😉
I love the reactors specially the girl she is so beautiful
Yes we have more Spanish telenovelas here in the Philippines specially in the 90s... I was 14 when I saw Marimar...and now I'm 37 and they just televised again Marimar of Thalia this 2020. . 😅
Marimar is not a Spanish telenovela it's Mexican. ..
But Mexico is a Latin country..
@@jonasjosephbulos2783 what i mean is the language used is the telanovela not where the telenovela origin. 👌 I guess everybody knows Thalia is a Mexican.
@@danzsolonia4194 spanish is different from mexican they have different language but same Latin country..
@@jonasjosephbulos2783 😂😂😂 as i have mentioned .. again and again...I'm pertaining with the language used in the telenovela not the origin of telenovela. And I've been in Mexico 4 times and i know it's a latin country.
It reminds me of my Uncle's latin jazz band in my place, Zamboanga City,Philippines, where we speak Chavacano which is a language that came from Zaragoza Spain
Lol My Mom is Crazy about Tele- novelas she goes Crazy over Thalia, they are very popular hear in the Philippines and we even have a lot of Remakes with Spanish filipinos and Filipino mestizos as cast.
We Pronounce Her Name In Spanish Way, Most Of The Names Of Filipinos Aquí En FILIPINA Es En Español And The Pronunciation 🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸
I'm waiting for this reaction❤
When i watch your reactions, it‘s like i am watching my cousins 😂. I feel at home.
I just remembered Latin diva Selena...miss her. 😖
In Philippines,,, we grew up listening to the music of Sergio Mendes, Santana, Jose Feliciano... Juan Carlos Jobim,,, Hero Albert etc.
Mike Shapiro also used to drum under Sergio Mendez thats why he is well skilled with latin music.
*She was just having fun with this as something different but as usual blew it out of the water at the end.* Do you know she has done a duet with Gary on the 1st song & Gary was her 1st solo concert producer?
Thanks for this. It’s very entertaining. I love this! Kat and the rest of the musicians are incredible. Mike Shapiro is referred to have “worked with the likes of Sergio Mendes & other great Brazilian musicians like Dori Caymmi, Ivan Lins, Toninho Horta & Caetano Veloso. He also performed with the legendary trumpeter, Herb Alpert.” It’s absolutely fascinating. Thanks again. ciao! 👍🏻🤗🎶
I like your discussion about the song and the band.i love this reaction guys
The Philippines is considered as the "Asian Latinos" because our culture are highly influenced by Spain. We celebrate Dia del Muerto every November 1. Most of the Filipinos are Catholic and we celebrate Christmas from September until 2nd week of January, much like our brethren in South America.
You two should visit the Philippines sometime (when everything returns to normal🤞) and explore the music scene.
Music is very much part of my area here in the philippines, it is sort of normal to hear videoke or ur neighbors singing during the weekdays & mor so during the weekends. We also have a thriving guitar or ukelele making here.
Jamming sessions tend to help people an instrument in which guitar & beatbox & shakers r easily become part of basics. I can remember back n skol we use our school table as sort of congo drums. Thats how i learned it & even using my ballpens as drum sticks.
There are also music schools that tie up with schools to teach music & create school bands. There are schools that have their own glee clubs, bandurias, etc.
There are quite a few music schools here in my city that have recitals n big malls n sort of a concert.
Gary V. and Katrina V. has a duet of spainin katrina's major solo concert
Mike Shapiro is Katrina Velarde's Fiance 😁😁😁😍😍😍
Gary Valenciano used to be Katrina Velarde’s mentor
I'm smiling the whole reaction video.😆
We Filipino love to learn Spanish no wonder.
You need to invade the alternative bands (heavy, metal, punk, etc) in the Philippines.... this how Filipinos love music..
I thought the second song was "corazon espinado”😂Sending love from Philippines
Very good reaction. True! Filipinos are not only familiar with strings, wind, drums, etc. They sing the song with the exact lyrics & pronunciation so crystal clear without dragging the lettter "R". Thank you for expertise in music instruments. Great appreciating of our similarities in music 👏
Katrina practically harvested all the greats here: great high & lows voice, amazing rhythm, her placement, incredible tone, her runs, growl, energy, and she whistle too! My gulay! In this performance, she is the only one has the right, promise! Kainis sa perfection! She is one in the world! Mayamot na si mariah, aguilera, etc. Walis na kayo dito! Uwian na!
What a very professional reaction from two talented Musicians who just love music that Much...Pure love 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
just a bit of background, the Philippines was colonised by the Spaniards for about 333 years. So, you could just imagine the level of influence of Spanish and latin culture and music to the Filipinos.
I always love how you guys talk about things relevant to the video, it feels more sincere rather than just saying a thing or two complimenting the videos. Nice to see that you two enjoyed watching her sing Latin songs.
Wow!! She was sooo amazing the band as well. What I needed today. Loved also your enthusiasm towards the performance.
As for the music,
I think the similarities may steam from both Latin American countries and the Philippines being under Spanish colonial rule. With perhaps the Philippines longer than most. Makes me wonder who then is more “Latin”? What makes one “Latin”. Hmmmm.
I get what you mean when your voice changes. When I speak Japanese my voice definitely higher, but also my whole body and mannerisms changes too.
I just like how pretty wholesome this video is. The duration of the video is totally worth it. OMG I AM JUST GLAD I MET YOUR CHANNEL
This is the reaction i've been waiting for💕 love you 4ever guys! Keep it up 😘
She's the queen of riffs and runs especially long note 💖🔥💯👌
Just to update you. Katrina’s husband died last month Nov 2021. The drummer is his husband. He also arranged this medley. He is very familiar with Latin music because, he was the drummer of Sergio Mendes and Santana.
We have part of the Philippines called Zamboanga speak spanish, they speak Chabacano, chabacano is latin one of hundreds languages in the Philippines. Remember Spain take over our country for 5 hundred years, that is why most of our last name is spanish or latin.
We still have RONDALLA in Philippines. Try to listen to our folk songs, it's mostly Latin in rhythm. Even when it comes to our dances we have Jota Manileña and a lot of Jota variations from different provincias y ciudades.
Best reaction video so far. They literally know exactly what they’ve talking about music, instruments, like even appreciate and notice the minor details in it.
Music schools in the Philippines are expensive, so most singers are just self trained and belters dip their bodies in water til neck level then sing to strengthen their lungs.
Also, Waleska reminds me of the RUclips baker Rosanna Pansino.
Music School is expensive, what we have is Karaoke in every house
This is very nice
Fan here in Las Vegas 💜❤️💕
Glad that you complemented the drummer. Katrina will be glad. Apparently he’s her fiancé
Mike Shapiro is Katrina's fiance...he is the one who plays drums...
I have never seen Katrina Velarde completely seduce the audience before. Wow!
Katrina usually arranges most of her songs including covers. Talented Lady
80s-90s cha cha or ball room dancing were the trend in the PH. Guess what?most of the music filipino play were latin music. And every day filipino also watched latin telenovelas in that time
This is my 10th video from you guys after YT recommended your channel. I still can't get enough of the high pitch voice and that sexy masculine voice of you both. ❤️
Came upon your reaction looking at Latin Medley. Several facts that might illuminate: Mike Shapiro is the drummer and her husband. He is involved in production. God rest his soul, he died in November 2021. You would find it of interest the read his bio, all of your speculation will be answered. Quite a portfolio of artists he had worked with of Latin fame. I mean A LOT!!
Thanks for your thoughtful reaction. Hope I can help with filling in the blanks.
Spanish , Latino's Really Share a lot of similarities when it comes to Attitude , Feelings , Vibes and Tastes on every aspect ☺️ Hola Como estas from La Isla Filipinas 🇵🇭Ayudemos a que este canal de youtube crezca más ♥ ️♥️♥️♥️♥️
I really admire how this two really express their real comment .
I remember my parents, my uncles and aunts, they were musicians and they always include Latin music when they have jamming at home. Also, I remember my grandpa and his sisters, Spanish was there spoken language at home. Spanish was part of Philippine school curriculum for a long time until nitwits in the Philippine education department removed Spanish subject from school. I am told that the Spanish subject has been reinstated but a lot of Filipinos now can't speak and understand Spanish. There is still a place in the Philippines that broken or corrupted Spanish is spoken. The dialect is Chavacano.
Nitwits indeed. I'm living in a country that had two major colonial powers, the British and the Dutch. During the apartheid years, we had two official languages. English and Afrikaans (basically Dutch but easier). If you failed any of those two subjects you failed the grade. Since we became a democratic country in 1994, English remains compulsory, with Afrikaans and a further ten (I kid you not) indigenous languages being optional at school.
The reason I mention this is because there's more flavour/spice in the other languages especially Spanish that you just do not get in English.
Seems a bit of a shame that you guys have taken Spanish out of the school curriculum, especially seeing that it's made you guys so different to the rest of the Asian nations.
I'm making it my duty to get out there someday, cause you guys just look like a great bunch to be around
"It should be a pain learning that song." Haha... Love your reaction! That's why I watch your channel.
You're more likely be introduced to music, specifically playing instruments in HS through Drums and Lyres. Guitar is a natural progression from singing accompanyment but you learn music in the Philippines through percussions.
I was entertained by katrina at the same time im enjoying how you naturally react to it.lots of loves guys
Nice reaction video.. ty very much.. and have to say Waleska baby very gorgeous baby girl.. thanks a lot.. more reactions to come.. God Bless guys
I love how insightful your videos are! You know your stuff. More power to both of you..
Here in the Philippines playing musical instrument is not really pushed that hard but this is being taught from primary schools up to secondary & in the university, many offer degree in music. I also believe many Filipino musicians learned music thru self study esp if they are so much into it. !
Filipinos have their own original songs, but our 'harana and kundiman" songs were inspired by the spanish songs, thats why filipinos are very familiar with latin songs and instruments. Our lolos and lolas sing LATIN songs in the PABASA, a filipino tradition during holy week. And when karaoke was not yet invented, our titos and titas sing latin songs during celebrations or gatherings using guitar, marakas and any available latin instrument there is. They used to sing the songs of "Trio Los Panchos". The most popular Latino Singer here in the Philippines at that time. They also composed a song "FILIPINAS" which they played during their concert here in the Philippines
when I was young I'd listen to to radio listening for my favorite song. When they play I'd sing along, it made me smile. charot. hahaha
I bet you to react Porque by maldita. It's actually a chavacano language only in Zamboanga Philippines with most people live there speak 90% Spanish.
she is so amazing 😍❤
Great reaction as usual, you know a lot about music without using too technical words! Katrina Is my favourite with So Hyang Morissette and Regine. Hugs from Italy!
we had 300 years history under spain. most of us have spanish dna...
Bravo Katrina, muy bien , muy bien. Gracias fr, Manila,