ALL NEW DIMASH SONG [Producer Reaction] ”Ikanaide" | 20th TOKYO JAZZ FESTIVAL

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[@christinabrain1426]

Don't try to analyse perfection, just accept that's what it is - perfection! Dimash is in a class of his own, as we know, and you will drive yourselves nuts trying to analyse what he is able to do! He also has top musicians/technicians working with him. Have you not seen his live shows? He doesn't need to do 5 takes as he knows exactly what he can do vocally. He has studied music for 20+ years and knows exactly what he's doing. As I said perfection. Love your reactions 👏👏

[@roca8060]

I’m not agree with your comments about if Dimash is using technical support in his voice , He is so perfect when sing live that confused everyone, just admitte the perfección in his voice , just enjoy his performance, he doesn’t need any help he is the best singer with the perfect voice in the world 🌎

[@FluffysMum]

I believe the mic cost £10,750 and Dimash is well known as a one take artist, but this was recorded when it was livestreamed as he was working on a TV show at the time in China. To sing in Japanese you need to soften the consonants a lot, they are not pronounced like we do in the west, its just a very soft language which he is singing pretty perfectly and he isn't as close to the mic as he looks. If you watch his MV for Qairan Elim he pushes air a lot in that one too although being an MV he used a recording but that recording of his vocals were also done in one take if you know his reputation as a one take artist. Dimash has much, much more muscle memory because he never stops singing. Even walking through airports he constantly sings to himself. Musicians and people he works with always comment on his constant singing and humming to himself. He is an enigma but also a phenomenon so he really can't be compared to anyone. Someone once said of him that he is the best singer that there has ever been and I agree with him 💘

[@Snarky_Tart]

Igor said that Dimash probably sings in his sleep 😂

[@FluffysMum]

@@Snarky_Tart 🤣🤣🤣

[@user-ze2oc6dz8c]

​@@Snarky_Tart😂😂😂 it might be true

[@magsmags9801]

wonderful explanation

[@gracelatour3441]

He's not cutting the notes off at the end of a word or phrase, , he's letting the sound literally drop and NOPE, this was live - you're also forgetting that Dimash's performances live are perfection- that''s how good he is - singing is a full body sport and when signing, you can actually see Dimash pull in his abdomen and straighten, and literally open his chest wide and his stance will often allow him to push from his feet up through his body, the sound that has the deepest resonance- his vocal chords are also longer than average - probably from the years of training - There were 2 cameras filming this - his pronunciation is so perfect to that of a Japanese speaker that the man who wrote the original composition said, he has never heard it sung with such emotion and perfection or subtlty of pronunciation. This was broadcast LIVE to Tokoyo

[@lillanlofgren7424]

you have to know that everything is not technics . Schools in this countries are very strict in their teaching. And he started when he was 5 yers old and later attended high school. Then he finished a Broadway musikal masterclass 2009. 2014 he graduated in classical music department at the university. And began his studies in contemporary jazz and pop .at the national university of art . There he graduated in june 2018 with major in vocal. Dimash graduated with a master´s degree in composition from the same university in june 2020. In september 2020 Dimash was accepted for doctoral studies in the subject of musicology. So he has not been lazy during the time he has been home due to covid 19. THEN he practise 3 hours every day . So the things he does with his voice that seems impossible to you is a BIG training of it . I have heard him live on a small stage ,where there are no opportunities for advanced technology. I stood 10 meters away from him ....He is a true force of nature and endless training. Iám sorry for this long post. But you should know I love your reactions ...greetings from Sweden

[@r.h.7633]

Must be blessed to get as close as 10m from him only

[@BH-sn7ws]

He practices 3 hours a day, when he can. God gave Dimash s few things that the rest of us don’t have. Dimash is still training under a vocal coach. He likes the fact that Pavarotti still had a vocal coach at 70 years old. He will always be under the training of a teacher. He also swims a lot to help his breath control. 😊

[@irinaeremina2368]

You know, you are now doing what you have done hundreds of times before: you are trying to understand the Dimash phenomenon from a technical point of view. Yes - he is fluent in vocal techniques, yes - he has high-class equipment, yes - great professionals work with him. Only all this so that he sings as he wants and can: in a whisper, at the frequency of dolphins or in a full voice, and at the same time the equipment does not knock out, hangers with things do not fall (as it was in the room of Andrea Bocelli, who accompanied him), headphones did not refuse. Better look at his face: he is focused, closes his eyes and ... leaves. He sings with his whole body and returns only when the music ends. Now he does it almost imperceptibly, but I remember the old footage of Dimash's fans from his concert, when he performed "Olimpico", and upon his "return" from the song, his gaze expressed obvious bewilderment, as if he did not immediately understand where he was. So don't look for technical tricks. Just accept - Dimash is another level of musical performance.

[@moonwitch1]

You are correct... he seems to be channeling, just singing. For me he seems like a being from another sphere. He doesn't seem human !

[@irinaeremina2368]

@@moonwitch1 He is a human. I just got access to the world of sounds, in which there are no boundaries: registers, keyboard notes, the amount of air for breathing. I think a lot of great musicians have been there and everyone used what they needed to express their feelings.

[@moonwitch1]

@@irinaeremina2368 I am sure a lot can be done, but I am really not sure about him being totally human ;-)

[@kristinaquint9338]

I still want to know who amongst these reactors who have met aliens and actually know how they sing and sound.

[@NancyHole]

That's the thing. That's why it is so hard to turn away from Dimash. All other singers fit into categories like Celine Dion sings ballads, Blake Shelton - Country, Snoop Dogg - Rap etc..before Dimash, you would find a singer/songs, based on the TYPE of music you like. He is different because he crosses into every genre, fast, slow, high energy etc. and there is not one entertainer or person that will know what is coming next.

[@barb_ec4436]

Thank you. I love your bantering back and forth. All guessing, assumptions and opinions aside. Dimash is a unique, one-of-a-kind vocalist with extraordinary performance skills. Dimash accomplished 2 things from his "want list" for this performance. 1.He paid special tribute to the original singer and lyricist. 2. Dimash dedicated this beautiful Song performance to all his Dears/Fans around the world, and with special emphasis for his Japanese fans. The bottom line; is that a beautiful song was performed by a vocalist with a beautiful voice, in perfect (without speaking the language) Japanese. It is awesome, it is perfection.

[@kahu54KiOM]

Perfection!

[@misohoney4656]

Dimash! Take me to your spaceship now. 👽🛸

[@corkysierra12]

It’s very interesting to listen and hear different musical coaches , singers and musicians and technical people can dissect , analyze and understanding of how Dimash create a song with excellent vocals & techniques that even the composers& songwriters are so amazed about this genius human being. I also heard from a well known person in Kazakhstan that Dimash was recommended to be in the World Book of Guinness. “There are many great singers out there but no one can sing like Dimash” he stated. That will be a great joy for every one who listen to Dimash songs and music. 😍😍😍🇺🇸👍🏻

[@ceeyum]

@***t ***s Not many know??!! LOL!! Even Dimash doesn't know that he completed a doctorate in music... he was admitted to a PhD program in late 2020... for a full-time residential day scholar, it takes 3-4 years to complete a PhD program in any discipline... given that Dimash has a lot of extracurricular commitments (for lack of a better phrase) and also given the fact that the world is raging from a pandemic, his program is bound to take a lot more time than it normally would... Once again no one can complete a PhD in less than 3 years... and that has nothing to do with the ability or talent of the person ... the person who has been admitted into the PhD program might know more than his university guide/professor on his day of admission, on the topic he/she has chosen for their program; and regardless of all that, the backend administrative process still takes 3 years... that is the nature of the beast called a PhD program... at the end of the period you need to defend your thesis dissertation to a panel... and if they clear your thesis you are awarded a PhD... else you are asked to prepare and defend better... and a time is selected for the next dissertation... there is no passing or failing... It begins to get annoying when people (so-called fans) begin to spread lies in a ludicrous attempt to goldplate Dimash... he is golden as it is, and doesn't really need these sad plating attempts to shine... please refrain and for the love of God (or whatever you believe in), stop spreading silly tattletales about his PhD... he will get it in due time when he is ready...

[@ceeyum]

@***t ***s I am pleased to be of assistance and am glad that you found my remark helpful; I will have to thank you for receiving it so well... no apologies needed... I fully endorse the first part of your observation, that all his achievements are a result of comprehensive education, several hours of training and rigorous hard work, that he has put in to hone his skill and improve his instrument... gift, talent, genetics and luck all have a place... but there is only so much that nature and nurture can do... he had to put in his blood, sweat and toil to accomplish the rest... to that potent mixture, add his unpretentious humility, magnetic charm, stage presence, and devoted fandom... and that makes him a recipe for the success he has accomplished thus far... So much more to come... and if his journey is so exciting to watch, from this end... just can't help wondering how exhilarated he must feel... from his driver's seat.

[@halawangwang4596]

The 't' and 'd' are not like the letters in English. In Japanese it is pronounced as a soft syllable. So that's why you can't hear the harsh sounds being picked up.

[@Kantele_music]

I saw a Japanese reactor talking about Dimash's pronunciation. He said non-Japanese speakers "snap" their consonants, especially, t, k, d. However, Japanese say those consonants much softer, without connecting the tongue to the roof of the mouth as strongly as Westerners do. That reactor praised Dimash's pronunciation of Japanese consonants. Could that explain why he doesn't need a pop filter?

[@ayongkot]

I chatted with my first degree cousin who is married and living in Japan for the last 40 years and send her the video of Dimash singing. I asked her how he's doing with his Japanese pronunciation and he's singing in general from a Japanese speakers' point of view. She said he's pronunciation was perfect aside from hes looks.

[@debbiemorgan859]

I was coming here to say exactly the same thing so you and I must have watched the same reactor. His Japanese pronunciation is apparently perfect and the reactor explained that Japanese is much harder for someone who normally speaks a much harsher language as the placement of the tongue to produce the much softer consonant sound is so different to what they are used to.

[@sullikelly]

Th reaction was so interesting.

[@michikorepp848]

Thanks, I was about to write the same thing. Kamichika explained very well about Japanese consonant pronunciations. My 1st language is Japanese and I didn't know that. Dimash's Japanese is near perfect in this song 👍👍👍👍👍

[@SS-zg8fq]

Here's the link to that reactor's (@Kamichika Voice Channel) video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5y0Z6aVgL6Bg6M He starts talking about pronunciation at around the 8 minute mark.

[@kaakca]

Maybe you should watch reaction done by native Japanese reactor, he explains very well the nuances of Japanese language and how spot on Dimash was. Very interesting.

[@BliffleSplick]

Do you have a title / link

[@kaakca]

@@BliffleSplick sure, but is quite long kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5y0Z6aVgL6Bg6M

[@bettymac4533]

Hi Guys, I have watched a professional Japanese singer react to this video and he stated that the Japanese language does not pronounce harsh consonants like we do in English. He stated that Dimash had mastered this almost to perfection. The original writer of the song has stated that Dimash sang this is Japanese better than most Japanese singers. Dimash does not speak Japanese to my knowledge which makes this just as phenomenal as singing in Chinese which he is also not fluent in. He is just amazing. Loved Lucas’s reactionary as well. Watched yours Josh yesterday. Both brilliant ❤️❤️

[@geminitwin1160]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5y0Z6aVgL6Bg6M

[@bethelliot7140]

Less harsh consonants in Japanese that makes sense, I did wonder that 🤔👍🤗

[@andreamckenzie8666]

In a recent interview, the reporter asked Dimash whether he knew the price of things like a loaf of bread. Embarrassed, he said he did not, but he did know that the types of microphones he uses cost $5,000 a piece on average, and he considers himself very blessed to be able to work with such fine equipment.

[@annestep6741]

I really loved that interview

[@thasneebkk9271]

Plz recommend me how to find that interview, thanks

[@annestep6741]

@@thasneebkk9271 kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z4mpk4iCnb55grs

[@ifyounotabarbzthenelectric8566]

I want to see that.😭

[@BeckyNicholas]

@@thasneebkk9271 I don't know if you ever got an answer for the link to the interview the person above was commenting on but here it is it's a great interview 💙💙 kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z4mpk4iCnb55grs

[@vesnapuu660]

I really like your reaction to Dimash, but one thing I have to disagree with. It doesn't have to be that the video was recorded in multiple takes. It doesn't even have to be that cameramen were in the room. If it were the case, you would most likely see their shadow and also their reflection at the microphone. It would also be difficult not to capture the noises that their movements would cause. Precisely because the microphone is so highly sensitive. I think that there were several moving cameras set up in the room filming Dimash from several sides at the same time and that they were remotely controlled from outside the room. Also, I don't think you would hear noises from the outside in this studio. Look at the walls. The studio is perfectly soundproof. But thanks for your reaction. I really like the way you discuss Dimash's vocal abilities and everything else around the performance.

[@mmaggie4133]

Only Dimash know the answer! 💕The King of Vocal !

[@AbuQaysAlmadani]

Believe it or not, Tokyo jazz festival is always a live singing.

[@esmasadikovic1139]

Yes, always!

[@comeupwithsomelogicalargum3601]

No matter what haters will become deaf and blind while listening to him 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@jutme8500]

have no idea about the politics of that festival , but I have started to notice sort of negative reaction toward Dimash by saying that his performances are not live. I don't know why some reactors behave this way. Seems to be these people don't want to give Dimash the credits he has . It's a pity to see such behaviour

[@comeupwithsomelogicalargum3601]

@@jutme8500 there are many videos that dimash singing Even without mic! But they don't want to react to that because their ego won't satisfy to listen to that.🤷🏻‍♂️

[@DiaLinwen]

What?I saw plenty of prerecorded performances there?

[@lolawants2008]

Re hearing his breath only sometimes- he does certain breaths to be picked up on purpose, & knows how to keep his breath away when he doesn’t want it picked up. See this in his live stage performances a lot. You’ll notice at the end of his humming, he makes a move that almost makes you think he’s going to sing something else. He’s actually taking a big breath in (hiding the fact that this whole performance is far more taxing than he lets show). He moves his mouth to side & sucks in deep breath but in the most subtle way possible.

[@lorainisrael]

Yes, I also thought that that turn was meant to take a breath away from the mic. And he did even that in such emotional sad way, still adding to the overall performance. He’s incredible. A true master.

[@marinayan3247]

Сколько профессиональных нюансов узнаешь от таких людей, о которых мы даже не задумываемся! Интересно, я даже не знала, что для чистоты звучания нужен "фильтр" (или что-то типа этого). Ну очевидно, что Димаш в нем не нуждается! 😜 Смотрела японского реакционера, он сказал, что Димаш произносит слова как японец, т. е. без взрыва на глухих согласных, а очень мягко.

[@user-oi5rt5sn5n]

У Димаша слух абсолютный , ему фонетика языков полегче даётся .

[@anyu5611]

Фильтр нужен в том числе и для коррекции попадаемого в микрофон воздуха,который может создавать ненужные и некрасивые шумы.Но Димаш использует дыхание как украшение и передачу эмоций,хотя для этого ему нужно всё время контролировать свое дыхание.Это действительно потрясающее мастерство!!!

[@irinaagapitova7396]

Я тоже смотрела японского реакционера, он много говорил о произношении.

[@ArailymSuleimenova]

Поделитесь ссылкой на реакцию японца, которую вы смотрели, пожалуйста 😀

[@marinayan3247]

@@ArailymSuleimenova Пожалуйста! Он мне очень понравился, но только субтитров, кажется, нет. 😏kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5y0Z6aVgL6Bg6M Хотя нет, есть субтитры. Только что проверила!

[@lorrainekeenan4440]

If you listen to a Japanese reactor who analysed his Japanese pronouciation, explained the “weak” or very soft ending on those ending sounds as being exactly what is necessary to speak Japanese. Dimash had to practise and practise to pronounce the sounds right for Japanese. He explained those soft endings very well and that makes sense as to why he can sing it soft enough to be right for the microphone. I don’t think that make sense. Just go find the Japanese reactor, think he has a hat on, can’t remember, there were two Japanese I found, one said nothing much but the other one was very informative. If you hear what he says, maybe it will make more sense what dimash is doing.

[@analeon8360]

The Japanese reactor in hat is Kamichika...

[@marinayan3247]

Yes, Kamichika is his name. And he says Dimash's Japanese is almost perfect!

[@Billie-uk8wk]

it also looks like he's known that song(the japanese version) long before this perf.. I've found a fancam,just a short clip(think its around 2017?) singing it acapella..

[@edukid1984]

@@Billie-uk8wk Dimash almost certainly would've listened to "Ikanaide" circa 2017 when he learned the song for "Singer" in China, to understand the original interpretation.

[@lolawants2008]

@@Billie-uk8wk I saw him singing Ikanaide in 2017 while walking through an airport in China, saying the Japanese version was his favorite. Is that the clip you saw?

[@irismartinez9858]

Me parece que uds dicen ( entiendo básicamente el ingles) que lo más probable es que esta presentación haya sido editada desde 5 tomas. Sin saber de cómo funciona las grabaciones de estudio, me parece que fue solo una toma en vivo. Por 3 motivos: 1. Hubieran corregido la parte en que se aleja del micrófono, y se pierde algo la voz. 2.- hubieran corregido la parte en que evidente dimash tuvo que mirar la letra. 3.- si hubieran sido varias tomas, se habría modificado su peinado en los periodos de descanso. Pero no, su peinado permanece intacto, en especial el mechon que cae hermosamente a la izquierda. Es lo que aprecio. De igual forma, si hubiera sido una grabación de estudio con varias tomas y que es lo que por norma se realiza, no quitaría mérito alguno. Pero explicitarlo varias veces, hace perder vla magia Pienso que en esta pasada, uds se perdieron de analizar las hermosas figuras que Di hace con su voz, la expresión corporal y otros detalles como el arreglo musical exquisito Supongo, que por vuestra labor en producción de grabaciones, estén propensos a analizar desde el punto de vista técnico que es muy interesante, pero creo que esta vez dieron muchas vueltas en el asunto, y se perdió esa parte del alma de la canción. He visto casi todas sus reacciones y análisis, me gustan mucho, porque son informativas y sobretodo honestas. Pero esta vez quedé con algo de desazón. Lo siento. Espero la próxima. Saludos desde Chile. Saludos

[@medussa2424]

Lo que pasa es que no quieren admitir. Bueno mas Bien El guero es El que esta terco y terco porque como El no puede cantar como Dimash Pues esta de envidioso pare y pare y no deja que Lucas disfrute ....ay que enfado liriar con una persona asi. Pobre Lucas😜

[@irismartinez9858]

@@medussa2424 no seas agresiva e injusta con los reactores. Ellos han reaccionado muchas veces a Dimash con respeto y elogios hacia él. Esta vez estaba buscando una explicación para magnífica presentación de Di, se perdieron en eso, nada más, no es envidia, es diferente apreciación nada más. Por favor cuida tus palabras, le hace mal a la difusión de Di y a la imagen de respeto que tenenos las Dears.

[@lilianrojas5982]

Cierto también me di cuenta que mira la letra.. y es tan perfecto 😍 obvio van a dudar

[@joselajara1037]

Entiendo su interés en buscar una razón de porque tanta perfección en esta grabación en este estudio ,ya sea porque ustedes conocen como la mayoría de los mortales monta una canción en un estudio...Eso me hace creer que ustedes están atónitos a lo que aquí sucede y se le hace difícil creer que Dimash este cantando esta canción en vivo...pues lo que pasa es que esto no es Hollywood, no es Londres,España,Rusia,etc,esto es Tokyo Jazz Festival y aquí al igual que en el Singer show todo tiene ser en vivo...puedes hacer 10 grabaciones en una semana y puedes escoger la que te parezca perfecta pero en vivo...no editada y si miras bien aquí no hay una milésima de nada editado...aquí lo que hay es equipo de puras válvulas, tubos,para otros, de la más alta calidad y por eso se pueden escuchar los suspiros y respiros de Dimash,eso lo saben ustedes perfectamente que un equipo de tubos de alta precisión si tu eres un cantante de la talla de Dimash hace una gran diferencia.. el otro punto que hay que tomar en consideración es que no se puede comparar este cantante con el resto del mundo ya sea hombre o mujer...esto es otro nivel no igualado,tal vez imitado pero no igualado,,su voz no es así porque tiene toda una vida de entrenamiento, su voz es así porque su voz es bendecida, sus cuerdas vocales es algo que la medicina y la ciencia debería estudiar y más que eso hay reconocer que este hombre es un virtuoso el #1 y al único que le cae 100% ese adjetivo...no podemos pensar en que el famoso fulano de tal o la famosa fulana de tal tiene que hacer 20 tomas de un a canción, editarla,comprimirla acudir en muchos casos al autotune y después sacar la grabación...esto no necesariamente es Dimash...recuerdo que leí una vez que Frank Sinatra en cada una de sus presentaciones llevaba su propio micrófono simplemente porque usaba un micrófono muy peculiar diseñado para él de tubo,,.lo que le daba esa voz tan clara fuerte y natural...de hecho,yo tengo un preamplicador de micrófono de tubo y la diferencia aún usando un micrófono normal es garrafal.

[@medussa2424]

Muy bueno dicho!😁

[@innacraine]

Поддерживаю, парни не в курсе

[@eldamercedes6849]

Muy bien explicado su comentario, cuanta razon en sus palabras, Dimash es una voz bendecida. Muchas gracias por su comentario tan acertado, todavia no se entiende que no se puede comparar a Dimash con otro cantante porque Dimash es el mejor cantante y vocalista del mundo.

[@greenstar7492]

Dimash is becoming a textbook that needs to be studied by anyone wishing to become a good singer...great video....thanks guys.

[@shamyrkvin6431]

Dimash’s voice is one more instrument. The most important instrument of all. HIS VOICE.

[@stellamarina.]

About the whisper at the end of each note that you're talking about, I first heard him doing it on Qairan Elim's MV. I'm not a professional singer, just an amateur, I always try to figure out how he's doing what extraordinary is doing. It's about the placement of the vocal cords, imagine it as crying silently when you want no one to listen to you or like mimicking a dog crying. It needs practice for the volume of the sound and the amount of air. About whether it's live or not, you've mentioned it again on your previous reactions, I believe he's singing live on a prerecorded track. I'm pretty sure it's one take, knowing him, I'm sure it is. In Japan and in China are very strict about that. You need to watch his concerts or songs from his concerts to stop doubting. Cheers.

[@debbiemorgan859]

He's well known for doing everything in one take, the only reason he took 3 in Beijing was because he left his ear monitors on the floor and then his belt fell off mid performance.

[@blackpearl7665]

@@debbiemorgan859 when was that my dear? I would love to know.

[@debbiemorgan859]

@@blackpearl7665 it was the Screaming Beijing performance. There should still be a video on KZbin of the belt incident as he carried on singing holding the belt in his hand.

[@stellamarina.]

@@debbiemorgan859 exactly 😍

[@galeross8904]

Kind sirs, he sings from his heart and soul.

[@gustavosanchez341]

Great reaction. I like the point of view from a singer perspective and from a producer perspective. You should check Dimash singing the song Our Love in a chinese program called the Masked Singer.

[@marcelamercado113]

La perfección existe

[@robinlynch1965]

This was a live feed and it was done all in one take! We all know how incredible Dimash is but he put so much passion and depth into this performance!!

[@tallard666]

And not done in studio, but in the airport no less! Check out his documentary. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y2nJmH5uac6Njas

[@helenscholz2694]

Exactly. Dimash has a incredible voice.

[@ameliapotenciano7838]

Just believe this guys. Dimash is the master vocalist who studied music in 20 years so he has the incredible voice control and powerful voice of 6 octaves.

[@gracelatour3441]

This was a livestream for the Tokyo Jazz Festival - he has a 7 plus vocal range, trained classically since the age of 5 - about to soon become Professor Quidebergen! He frequently holds a note for 23 seconds in his live performances - you can check those out for yourself! One of Dimash's favorite microphones is blue and was given to him by his fans in China - he is in a competition in China at the moment and has used it in performance - I guess you haven't seen the camera's in his live performances - this is NOT a video - He's singing Japanese and the pronunciation is lesser than it would be in English - Dimash apparently performed the pronunciation perfectly to a Japanese speaker - the original singer has commented on this performance being perfection - Tamaki Koji is the original performer - 1989

[@kahu54KiOM]

Perfection!

[@Snarky_Tart]

I think it might be helpful in regards to at least some of your questions if you watched a native Japanese singer's analysis of this performance. In it, he gives an in-depth tutorial of singing in the Japanese language, which, as he explains it, basically doesn't pronounce consonants. Their consonants are produced without friction being generated by the tongue, which also eliminates the plosive sounds of d's, p's, k's, etc. It's very difficult, and unique to the Japanese language. In his opinion, Dimash practiced the Japanese pronunciation of these lyrics for months and achieved near-native diction. It may also help to view the 2020 Tokyo Jazz Festival video of "S.O.S" that Dimash produced in this same home studio. You can watch as the vocal track is being recorded, also without a pop filter/windscreen. Dimash has upgraded his microphone substantially since then (which, iirc, he said costs about 5K, or maybe it was 9K). One of the nicknames given to Dimash by his sound engineers in China is "The One-Take Man", though they always do 2 takes in China just in case. There are at least 2 takes in this performance of "Ikanaide"...it could be that Dimash wanted to eliminate the visible shadow of the cameraman moving around him, that we saw in the 2020 Tokyo Jazz Fest recording of "Samaltau". I'll put the links in the reply so this doesn't get blocked in your youtube spam filter.

[@Snarky_Tart]

Japanese analysis of "Ikanaide": kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5y0Z6aVgL6Bg6M SOS Tokyo Jazz Festival 2020: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZWuinelprB_hpo

[@cristyrawks6325]

When I sent this a friend in Japan, she was so overwhelmed with this being flawlessly in Japanese. His emotions on his face and gestures, tells the story as well. Ikanaide means Please don't go, so you can imagine what he is emoting. smh He has me smitten.

[@cristyrawks6325]

I find when I close part of my throat to send the whisper to the back of my throat, helps. Klaus Meine of Scorpions, sings in the back of his throat and that is where he got his signature sound. But it also destroyed his voice with the screaming until his surgeries got him back to being the great singer he was.

[@aprilmay4242]

thanks for your reaction! Not sure if you have checked out Dimash's "SOS" and "Samaltau" from the Tokyo Jazz Festival in 2020 - but if you haven't you definitely should. These were filmed at his home studio and seem to have been performed live and in one take (you can see the recording software behind him and even the shadow of the cameraman). Enjoy!

[@lolawants2008]

I think he did 2 takes, but his vocals from one in Samaltau- there’s a shot or 2 one at the end with his hand in the air that doesn’t match (& I don’t think they even tried to). He has said somewhere sometimes they’ll do 2 takes to take visual shots from other takes

[@ausra4423]

Yes, those are definitely live

[@enigmaticspirit1]

Yo! Josh: Japanese is particularly difficult to speak by non indigenous, as the tongue rarely touches the upper palate. The reason there are no harsh K T N consonants sounds is that Dimash understands the Japanese tongue placement. This makes Dimash singing in Japanese all the more amazing as his native tongue has strong consonants and rolled R's etc. Great reaction Guys... thanks

[@user-hu7vk8fj9c]

Понимаю ваши рассуждения, да съёмка велась несколькими камерами, поэтому для удовлетворения ваших возникших вопросов ,простой совет , нужно смотреть прямой эфир выступления... была самая первая версия исполнения этой песни ... все кто сидел в ожидании видели и слышали как всё происходило . А уже после вышла эта версия , многия писали и просили вернуть её... но я думаю всё как всегла решил сам Димаш ... пусть будет эта. Мне понравились обе версии исполнения, мой вам совет, когда появляется анонс о живом выступлении Димаша лучше ждите и смотрите сразу и не будет возникать никаких сомнений , ЧТО и КАК? Спасибо . Конечно вы много интересного рассказываете . Берегите себя. Привет с Украины. Была на концерте Димаша . Память на всю жизнь. Надеюсь в будущем вы будете на одном из концертов и услышите всё своими ушами.Удачи.

[@oryzhkova1]

Кто хочет посмотреть первую версию песни, то можно обратиться к реакционерам, которые успели сделать видео до замены. Например: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nofZi2ytd9Gkp5Y. Но я считаю, что правильно заменили видео, так как в первом ролике постоянно показывали полголовы, сосредоточились на нижней части лица, даже глаза зачастую не попадали в кадр. Не было видно жестикуляции. Возможно для тех, кто исследует способы звукоизвлечения у Димаша, это и полезное видео, но для обычных поклонников Димаша вторая версия более удачна.

[@tatianaresende2945]

Oni ue smotreli jivye vystuplenia. I vsegda v absoliutnom vostorge. I vsio ravno ne vsio im poniatno. Oni stchitaiut ego geniem.

[@rosimarinova6617]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@blackpearl7665]

I was lucky to see this before it was removed.. Very close shots and very deep feelings from Dimash. Maybe closer than it should be.

[@kittylee660]

@@oryzhkova1 оба варианта это одна и та же запись. Просто, первый раз неправильно залили, не с теми техническими параметрами.

[@reneeadams9673]

Awesome reaction, as usual. I always learn something really interesting. And since it was Dimash - double win.

[@evrencagin]

When he starts to sing operatic part, he gets further from the mic I think to avoid extra explosion of the sound, again I think. You can hear voice volume gets lower for an instance. No matter what, this is an incredible performance. 👏👏

[@EmilyGrace20]

That was the part that sort of convinced me it was recorded live in this studio (albeit perhaps not “live” live, and in multiple takes). Those notes would have been SO loud if he were close to the mic, so he pulled away (maybe just sliiightly too far). Regardless, none of that really matters. That’s why he’s put in the decades of education and training, so we can just relax and enjoy the final masterpiece. ❤️

[@tallard666]

@@EmilyGrace20 If you watch his documentary, you can see this was not even done in studio but at the airport as they were waiting to board the plane. It was put together quickly on the spot!!!! Amazing kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y2nJmH5uac6Njas

[@pollynaydenova7265]

Guys, don't torture yourself. He is an alien, not from our planet, but he does not admit it. Everything is given to him on purpose - to teach us, to make us good, to inspire us. And now seriously - Dimash is here, among us, because humanity needs him right now. Greetings from Bulgaria !!!!!

[@irismontanez3102]

I Imposible no amarlo. Es solo extraordinario..

[@sandrak.robbins6305]

Thank you. I absolutely loved listening to your conversation about your observations. This was informative and enjoyable. And then there is Dimash's vocals!

[@fatimadear1604]

Dimash occupies a land that is the best in the world This Muslim singer Dimash from Kazakhstan occupies the earth with his voice,,, Thank you for your interaction, your feelings are beautiful

[@BH-sn7ws]

Dimash was classically trained from age 5. Most people usually don’t have that many years of training. Plus his mother is an opera singer. He may have some genetics going on that most people don’t have. 😊

[@zet3542]

Как вам тяжело жить... Я просто наслаждаюсь нежностью голоса Димаша. :)) Кроме того, на его сольных концертах он умудряется петь еще лучше и проникновеннее, чем в студии. Димашу для полного раскрытия нужно взаимодействие с публикой. И раз он спел так хорошо в студии, то на живом концерте, как показывает практика, будет еще лучше. :))

[@user-vc9ix1cj5s]

Не обращайте внимания на мнение двух типичных американских жлобов. Димаш в штатах навёл шороху и некоторые заокеанские "специалисты" бесятся от того, что они были уверены, что их любимая Америка на первом месте в области вокала, а оказалось, что с Димашом никто и рядом не стоял с точки зрения вокальных возможностей. Поэтому жлобы в злобе пытаются нести всякую чушь про дубли и обработку вокала, хотя коуч Уитни Хьюстон, послушав Димаша, честно признался, что "Уитни бы ТАК никогда не смогла". Так что ДИЗЛАЙК жлобам - они не умеют ценить настоящую КРАСОТУ.

[@kristinaquint9338]

@@user-vc9ix1cj5s I have to agree with you. Thumbs up. Also my sentiments.

[@rman8554]

So beautiful song 🎵

[@Pauloajm15]

Off topic...have you noticed how Dimash always looks cool at any point we pause his videos?

[@lindahake1666]

@Pauloajm….You are so right!! Isn’t that amazing?

[@2010lunis]

Hello you two . Since they had no subtitles, I understood half of what they were saying. I only heard a lot of camera shake. I can only tell you that at the Tokyo festival it is sung only live. And that there is a Japanese reactor that explains very well, how Dimash sang that way, so perfect. Thanks for the feedback. Could you see "I only love you"? of Dimmash of course.

[@user-bh8qz6ej3p]

Димаш великолепен во всём! Санкт-Петербург!

[@evelyncoleman7476]

FYI: "from someone else's comments: "This was produced in the new state of the art DIMASHALI (DQ) complex in the Creative Center, a more intimate studio. His others are on the main stage of a larger studio. He finally got the "too expensive" mic he has talked about forever. And singing into it without a screen I might add."

[@maryE05]

Please don't take what Patricia Palmer says as the "word." She doesn't know how this was done. She is known for spewing things that aren't true, or are highly embellished.

[@user-ym9fp5px9i]

Just wanted to point out that I just watched a Japanese reaction to this song and he commented on Dimash's pronunciation and he said it was surprisingly excellent. Japanese language does not have the 'snap' at the end of the words as you were wondering why you could not hear them. Dimash is actually singing like a Japanese with correct pronunciation of the language according to the Japanese person who was reacting to this song. The writer of the song mentioned that he had not heard a Japanese sing this song as well as Dimash. That is saying alot.

[@gladysperalta7788]

Preciosa interpretación DIMASH😍, es hermosa ésta canción... ya la escuche como 40 veces 😄 y me encanta! amo a Dimash con todo mi corazón, gracias por reaccionar a él... saludos desde Argentina.

[@maritzarosado1230]

Dimash es autentico inigualable es todo un amor

[@maritzarosado1230]

El mejor cantante del mundo inigualable

[@user-ve2mv5rv6e]

Я не знаю, со скольки дублей это записывалось, но если бы не пандемия, Димаш приехал бы в Японию и точно так же спел эту песню под живой оркестр!

[@stesaceceli5814]

Очень люблю эту песню , на китайском языке песня была исполнена как будто , когда ешь хлеб с намазаным сливочным маслом , а на японском языке как будто хлеб маслом и ещё сверху медом , безподобное исполнение песни .

[@user-uh5rh6zi8u]

Это точно

[@user-zv8uq5eu8q]

Такие вещи, я уверена, Димаш может записать с первого дубля.

[@aselis180]

💯🙌🏻

[@aselis180]

Даже лучше

[@aliciaaraya9647]

Todo lo que hace DIMASH en esta canción lo hace en sus conciertos en vivo y más ❤️es un virtuoso de la música respira y corre por sus venas la música 🌹🌹

[@bekydelacaridadtoledogutie1839]

Me leíste la mente Alicia... D❤️D

[@aliciaaraya9647]

@@bekydelacaridadtoledogutie1839 un saludo desde Costa Rica 🇨🇷🌹

[@bekydelacaridadtoledogutie1839]

@@aliciaaraya9647 Que hermosa bandera la tica Dear Alicia, abrazos de una Dear cubana ciudadana del Mundo.🇨🇺🇨🇷🇰🇿🇺🇸🇪🇸

[@aliciaaraya9647]

@@bekydelacaridadtoledogutie1839 gracias querida Beky y un gran abrazo hasta la hermosa Cuba 🌹

[@mariapache8659]

Brazos desde Uruguay 🇺🇾🙏❤😘 DIMASH**** único***

[@silviasabato4762]

Magnificent and moving version in Japanese. Dimash is full of emotion and stunning.

[@CarlaHolley]

Regarding the hard consonants: a Japanese reactor mentioned that his softness with those is a function of how well Dimash understands and has learned the mechanics (tongue and jaw placement) of the Japanese language. It's something very difficult for native English speakers to do.

[@moonwitch1]

Remember that he is not English, but Khazak and that language, as Russian, is talked like spelled, just like Japanese. Being German I can read all languages that are as phonetic as German is. Japanese is easy to speak correctly, just like Russian, if you can read it. English is much more complicated talking for 'our' verbal expression. Chinese however is really difficult, so is Thai to us.

[@hajarchbihi7411]

@@moonwitch1 Actually what that reactor said is that japanese is different from all languages as it's "weak" as he said it in pronunciation, and kazakh is a pretty strong language if you hear it with all those consonants it has, it's obvious from his kazakh songs, you can hear the strong emphasize on each letter. In contrast, japanese is different, and I say it as I am learning japanese and korean, although the grammar is similar is some ways pronunciation is very different.

[@dyaneleblanc6447]

So while doing your journey, keep your eyes as well as your ears on Dimash. Though his vocals are incredible, he knows how to use the mic. He knows when to come close , when to back away. Also experts have said to watch his hands , his hands are often on camera. Even his hands are important to express feelings. His breathing is unreal , he swims to strengthen his lungs. Enjoy

[@gracelatour3441]

No, he doesn't swim deliberately to train... when he is in concert he will try to make use of the pool wherever he is staying but it is not a part of his daily routine

[@user-zv8uq5eu8q]

Димаш прекрасно научился работать с микрофоном, чувствовать его, правильно произносить шипящие и твердые звуки при пении. Поэтому ему не нужные никакие уловки звукорежиссера. Его умение - безупречно! Thank you, boys, for the reaction. It was fun!))

[@ineffable9567]

… I can only say that Dimash performance was sublime … ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@user-zm6on6wo3p]

Спасибо за реакцию!!!🙋😁✊ Димаш спел как всегда безпадобно!!!🤗😍💖💖💖💖💖💖💖🎶💫💃💥💐💐💐💐💐

[@fendilong1328]

Who said it's unnecessarily? Your remarks here are unnecessarily.

[@morganschmidtke9015]

He is an olympian in the vocal cords... look at how relaxed he is in his upper register! I think (as a classically trained singer) that with enough control you can be VERY soft but still firm. Have both a voice going and breath going. But you'd have to be VERY controlled and in shape.

[@Natali98061]

He dances in front of mic... And he makes his sounds much more delicate, softer... as waves...

[@user-ft4ls1cu3y]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💕💕💕 bravo dimashhhh Reacciona a la canción our love de Dimash cantado en un programa chino ...the masked singer ❤️❤️❤️

[@bigtiger1964]

Japanese consonants do not pop. They should sound like a fricative. Twitter was full of how well Dimash did it.

[@louissobet8591]

You should've have watched this performance live at the festival. Notihing fake, all as you just saw it. Dimash is like that, perfect in singing. I remind you guys he studied from a very young age. THANK YOU FOR YOUR GREAT REACTION!

[@M.W.F.1]

No one has claimed there is anything "fake" about it. There is no need to defend Dimash, no one is blaming him for anything here. There was no "live" festival for Dimash or any other non-Japanese singers that year, these clips were pre-recorded, that's not a secret or a shame, just the mechanics of the festival during Covid.

[@CarTinka14]

I’m sure Dimash huge good at singing. So he doesn’t need to create a cheating ways. 😎😍❤️

[@DiaLinwen]

At the Festival it was announced as a music video. But does it matter? We all know Dimash's abilities. He doesn't need this kind of defence. They just wanted to shoot the best video possible.

[@susanatinsley7136]

Exactly, and it's really not cheating per se, a lot of movies are shot more than once, and you wouldn't call that cheating either.

[@Darling_Nicci]

Making a music video isn't cheating.

[@DiaLinwen]

@@Darling_Nicci Exactly!

[@user-my9ng8qx2c]

Нежное,печальное,трогательное исполнение...Димаш-уникальный,фантастический!!!Божественный голос...СпасиБО за реакцию!..💓💓💓

[@user-mb1oq6mp3r]

Друзья, не надо препарировать его голос и его мастерство, анализ и разбор здесь не поможет. Димаш - Божий дар, для нас всех! Примите это, как аксиому. Смотрим и наслаждаемся!

[@dimashfan_]

💯💯💯💯💯💯👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻

[@tatianaresende2945]

Im eto otchen interesno s profissionalnoi totchki zrenia. A chto on edinstvennyi takoi v mire vokalist - oni uje eto skazali v prochlyx video.

[@mabelgraospolanco2947]

Ludmila, precisamente Dimash nos está demostrando lo divinos y grandiosos que somos los seres humanos, y que con disciplina, pasión, mucho amor y respeto a la humanidad y el resto de seres vivos, puedes llegar a expresar a ese ser divino que es cada uno.

[@princeblworld]

Dimash Kudaibergen ”Ikanaide" | 20th TOKYO JAZZ FESTIVAL REACTION kzbin.info/www/bejne/bV6tqKmXesefg6c

[@aratj]

не божий, а природный, хватит своих бесполезных богов втыкать везде и всюду

[@ayy_yo6619]

Everybody has a take on technicalities trying to figure out how Dimash sounds so perfectly and I love every single one of them especially from Lucas’ perspectives.I’m not well versed when it comes to music technique and all and I’m learning from y’all so thank you.

[@user-qe4zb1bv5c]

Спасибо за реакцию, исполнение ДИМАША, нет слов, слёзы и не важен язык, чувства переполняют душу.

[@estherbeltran6446]

Dimash, además de una gran y educada voz, posee lo que los expertos llaman oído absoluto. Gracias por vuestra reacción, es muy divertida Saludos desde España.😃🇪🇦

[@dkny6432]

Всегда считала и считаю, чтобы делать разбор и анализ пения и вокала Димаша, надо иметь его уникальный талант . Но этого у вас, ребята, нет. Димаш - Совершенство, он идеален. Не зная японского языка, его произношение, как вы можете сомневаться, насколько хорош японский Димаша. Прекрасную и достойную реакцию сделали два японских блогера, оба хорошие певцы. Послушайте их, поучитесь японскому произношению. Удачи. Кстати, заодно и узнаете, почему гениальный Димаш поёт без фильтра микрофона.

[@judithgomez5509]

Es el mejor cantante de todo el mundo. Dimash siempre demuestra que es capaz de cantar 🎵 en diferentes colores de voz . Siempre busca perfeccionarse en cada canción 🎶. Dios lo bendiga.

[@aryrojas5252]

Very interesting all of your comments and thoughts. Thank you!

[@jaydeeess8996]

Do you know what would be a lot of fun, guys? If you did something like this live and we (the Dears) could interact with you both in real time - a dialogue. Think about it. I believe it would be really cool. Thanks for this, yet another great Dimash, reaction!!!

[@aprilforgue]

He sang the Chineese version of this song called Autumn strong on the singer it was amazing as well. I highly recommend the explanation of the song inspired by a true story you can find searching Autumn Strong. Dimash won an award for singing this in China.

[@irismartinez9858]

It seems to me that you are saying (I understand basically English) that this presentation was most likely edited from 5 takes. Not knowing how studio recordings work, it seems to me that it was just a live take. For 3 reasons: 1. The producers would have corrected the part where it moves away from the microphone, and the voice is lost a bit. 2.- They would have corrected the part where obviously dimash had to look at the lyrics. 3.- If it had been several takes, his hairstyle would have changed in the breaks. But no, her hairstyle remains intact, especially the lock that falls beautifully to the left. That is what I see. In the same way, if it had been a studio recording with several takes and that is what is normally done, it would not detract from any merit. But making it explicit to you multiple times makes us lose the magic. I think that at this time you missed analyzing the beautiful figures that Di makes with her voice, body expression and other details such as the exquisite musical arrangement. I suppose because of your work in the record production they are prone to analyze it from a technical point of view, which is very interesting, but I think this time they put a lot of spin on the subject, and that part of the soul of the song was lost . I have seen almost all the reactions and analysis of him, I like them a lot, because they are informative and above all honest. But this time I was left with some disappointment. Sorry. I look forward to the next one. Greetings from Chile.

[@carmenmariella443]

Dimash is gifted by God, so he is a miracle. Therefore, you will not know the answers to the questions, only assumptions. The miracle is a miracle and that's it!!!!

[@valentinavillalobos7050]

Dimash , no solo canta como un Dios , también pudo cantar en japonés por primera vez , el japonés no es fácil de trasmitir para un extranjero ya que tiene muchos sonidos que expresan lo que hablan , por lo tanto mayor merito . Maravillo

[@lauratapia3568]

Con todo lo que dijeron dan una clara muestra de lo que es la industria musical occidental y de muchos cantantes que dependen totalmente de los medios técnicos para sacar adelante una canción que luego no logran en vivo. "si yo no puedo, él tampoco debe poder" desde 2019 que escuché por primera vez a Dimash, habían un montón de teorías disparatadas que solas se fueron desvaneciendo. ¿Porque no pensar que es posible?¿porque no buscar la manera de mejorar?

[@aselis180]

Голос Димаша настолько мощный, что даже его шепот с воздухом создают такой звук, абсолютный слух, абсолютная любовь к музыке, физиология, плюс умение ее использовать ❤️

[@user-jt1db4jl5m]

Вы полностью правы.

[@user-zo8eg4oh8o]

Замечательная реакция. Спасибо. Хочется смотреть и слушать, смотреть и слушать Димаша. Настолько филигранно он поёт. Спасибо.

[@joselyngodoy3749]

Dimash es perfección.... y todo lo que hizo ahí lo hace en vivo en los conciertos.... es INCREIBLE

[@evelyncoleman7476]

Lyrics: Matsui Gorou Music: Tamaki Kouji This is not Autumn Strong nor does it have the same meaning and words but it does have the same melody.

[@edithtrejo6795]

Dimash sublime cantada desde el corazón para despertar los más profundos sentimientos, su voz emociona 😭😭😭

[@ssshadowwolf6762]

Sei Kamichika, a Japanese singer and KZbin reactor went into great detail about the language and sound ( how it’s different than other languages) and you might get some insight .

[@k.vn.k]

From deep chest to whisper in one single note with not a single break. So seamless it’s like unreal. As for the harsh consonant, it depends on the languages one sing. English, Russian and Kazakh songs have those. Japanese and Chinese use soft palate.

[@andreseet3877]

Such an interesting analysis and breakdown of this amazing performance by Dimash. It makes me appreciate the true complexities of making such an incredible video. My deep respect to you both. Thank you so much. Dimash is truly phenomenal.

[@tropic18]

Enjoyed listening to your prof. discussion guys, and waiting for more reaction videos, luckily there's a lot for you to explore. Check his "Ocean over the time" video, a theme song of Moonlight blade that won in nomination "The best original song of video game" in LA at "Hollywood Music in Media Awards" in 2017.

[@carolynnaumann2306]

You guys are awesome ! Love your Dimash reactions ! Master plan… lol !

[@sarahdomingues5754]

Que interpretação linda, delicada e angelical. Somente o Dimash para conseguir nos emocionar dessa maneira. Cantor incrível.❤️❤️❤️🇧🇷

[@brittag.pedersen5340]

....I say just enjoy him :) I don't think anyone ( any singer )should compare themselves with DImash. His upbrining, talent ( rough diamond turning into 100 carat by training) , training ( how many are training those hours he has done ?) etc. are beyond most singers! There are so many insanely great singers ...and then now and then some totally unique and outer-worldly talent! :) I think Dimash is music incarnated into flesh ^^

[@dimashtastic]

I agree with what you are saying about this video style and it's still not an issue. No live audience gives them more options to explore.

[@teardrop-in-a-fishbowl]

It is, even for Dimash, too perfect, a high, high quality studio version. But Dimash have to sing it anyway and he does it masterfully.

[@andreamckenzie8666]

Just think that he does all this with a chronic rhinitis that he's been suffering from.

[@debbiemorgan859]

There's a Russian news piece going into detail about this performance and there were at least two Japanese cameramen used for this recording possibly more. If you go to the full length Jazz Festival production the actual footage released focuses so sharply on his face that you can see every pore. For some reason the camera footage released separately for this track is from further away but it does definitely confirm that at least two cameramen were recording at the same time.

[@lavandeterre7312]

Unfortunately the original can't be found anymore, can it? I loved the close up version much more. Do you know if it's available anywhere to view?

[@DiaLinwen]

No, those are exactly the same videos, one of them just zoomed out more but the picture is the same. I saved it.

[@lavandeterre7312]

I thought I downloaded the original, but it disappeared from my downloads. Know anywhere else I can find it?

[@DiaLinwen]

@@lavandeterre7312 kzbin.info/www/bejne/d5LOepiprJZljpY

[@dkny6432]

@@lavandeterre7312 , крупным планом не очень красиво было, слишком близкое приближение, как будто снимали рот певца. Изучали что-то? Правильно сделали, что потом перезалили видео.

[@annawettergren3054]

Once again, great reaction!! It's always interesting to get to learn how things work in a studio and it doesn't take away from the performance in my opinion. To see Dimash performing live is soooo unreal and it gives a dimension to his singing that is impossible to imagine unless you've actually been there. I know. So, even if some people get offended for some odd reason by the fact it's not "live", I think it's two different things. I find it great that his videos is edited and mixed, for best visual and audible quality. And then I go to his concerts and get blown away by his magic. :) So please, keep giving your professional opinions and let us get educated in the music world. You're doing a great job and I really like the blend of reaction and analysis.

[@bekydelacaridadtoledogutie1839]

This is one of the most touching renditions by King Dimash.

[@monicacastellanos4091]

Hi! great reaction 👍🏻😊 I love Dimash, he is soooooo perfect!!! Please react to sinful pasión but the fan version, i will love to hear your point of view 🙏🏻🙏🏻 Saludos desde Mexico ✌️🇲🇽❤️🇰🇿

[@lucy-mb4tr]

Chicos, gracias, gracias gracias por seguir reaccionando a nuestro querido Dimash y con mucho respeto, se nota que lo disfrutan tanto como nosotros. Nos llena el alma con cada canción y ésta la interpreta con tal delicadeza que llega a cada corazón 😍😍😍 P.D.: activen subtítulos 😊

[@lilyrodriguezabarca564]

Amo esta presentación me emociona muchísimo simplemente sentirlo ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺