Vocal Coach reacts to Måneskin (Damiano David) - Torna a casa - Live Performance

[@BethRoars]

Hello Everyone! I have started a new channel called "Roar!" where I take on challenges and push myself out of my comfort zone. You can check it out here: kzbin.info

[@danyelena9782]

Damiano is really special. His voice is so unique, recognizable, raspy but at the same time so clear and powerfull, especially on those belting notes. You should also check for your love at 1Live concert and la paura del buio from radio italia. He is very versatile.

[@TheMule71]

Nice analysis, as usual. Let my add something that's hard to notice for those who are not fluent in Italian. Damiano (generally speaking) adds unique rhythm to his delivery. For English speakers, I wanna be your slave is an example. Listen to the original and then the one they recorded with Iggy Pop. Iggy of course doesn't need/care to copy Damiano's style but he does struggle with the very specific rhythm in the first part of the lyrics, and you can hear that. To Italian speakers here Damiano does add extra emphasis here and there, to add rhythm as you noticed (it's a very minimalistic - acoustic setup for the band, even if technically a full set of drums is as acoustic as you can get, still their choice is to give Ethan little to do; meaning that Damiano's voice is carrying the song even more). Those emphasis mix and add up with the natural ones of the Italian language, which is a skill in both singing and song writing. What I mean, for Italians is easy to sing along, as far as words and melody are concerned, but not as easy to deliver the correct rhythm. The bridge is even more interesting, as he's playing with rhythm and syntax. Again this is very hard to get for non speakers. Italian is a s-v-o language much like English but the order is not as strict and more often than not the subject is implied and omitted. The core of the sentence is the very tight v-o pair. In the first verses of the bridge "Prima di te ero un pazzo / ora lascia che ti racconti / avevo una giacca sgualcita / portavo [B] tagli sui polsi / oggi mi sento benedetto / e non trovo [B] niente da aggiungere / ..." there are no subjects, not even one. The verbs "ero", "avevo", "portavo", "sento", "trovo" all imply "io" (I) as subject. The v-o pairs carry all the meaning. Damiano chooses to break the sentence and take a breath at the most unexpected time, right in between the v-o pair. If you didn't know (and feel) it was done on purpose, you'd think he ran out of breath. I've marked the breaks with the [B]. This feels very unnatural, almost disturbing, to Italians. I have trouble singing along because of that, it's very off-beat compared to the natural rhythm of the language so to say, but matches perfectly with the broken rhythm of the music. Imagine singing Let It Be like this: "Let it be, let it [B] be / Let it be, let it [B] be / whisper words of [B] wisdom, let it be". This song is also powerful as it tells the story of the relationship of artists with their inspiration (personified as "Marlena"). It's great but of course it doesn't last forever, and the song is a cry to call "her" back. [The rational me argues that it barely makes any sense as you have to be strongly inspired to write such a beautiful song, so lack of inspiration can't be your problem, but I digress]

[@danyelena9782]

Love your comment. I also notice how clear he also speaks in interviews, even though i don t speak italian, even in their interviews together there is something about the way he pronounces the words.

[@onomatopoetisk]

Wow, such and interesting comment. Thanks for this!

[@kjermyh7573]

Thank you, from a fellow language-nerd! This is so interesting to read. I do not speak Italian, but I teach (and of course speak) norwegian, which is also a svo-language.

[@stefaniaviterbo8573]

I totally agree with you. Even for us Italians is hard to sing along with him, in fact if you listen to Italian guys sing this song, as me, we usually start to sing at "quindi Marlena torna a casa perché il freddo qui si fa sentire, quindi Marlena torna a casa perché non voglio più aspettare". This part is easy and the words are pronounced slowly, even though I struggle with the rhythm, because I'm not a singer, but never mind. Anyway I love your comment. It's so specific.

[@TheMule71]

@@stefaniaviterbo8573 Thanks! It's not just you struggling with the rhythm, and even singers would struggle. Non native speakers probably find it easier, for them it's just sounds with a rhythm. For us it's words, with unnatural rhythm. Damiano plays with rhythm in many ways. Breaking mid-sentence is just one way. Another one, even more subtle, is tonic stress. If you pay attention, "e non trovo niente da aggiungere/questa città si affaccèra quando ci vedrà giungere", has a natural rhythm guided by tonic stresses in "città", "affaccerà", "vedrà". But Damiano breaks it, he actually sings the way I've written it, "affaccèra" instead of "affaccerà" (I need to explain to non speakers: in these words the tonic stress is on the last syllable, which is uncommon in Italian). It's very subtle, you need to listen to it very carefully... Damiano sings "affaccèra" which technically is wrong (artistic license) but fits with the rhythm of the music. It's a tiny change, but if you try and sing it, and you sing "affaccerà" (which is correct Italian) you'll find yourself off-beat (w/o really knowing why). These things make it harder to sing along for Italians, in a way. You don't really notice them until you actually try.

[@rogerlacaille3148]

You know great artists when you can get shivers from there performance....and not understand a word they have said...truly Awesome..truly Beautiful!

[@cliflex]

I've heard this song about a thousand times now and still get goosebumps 😭

[@castingrune]

I don’t understand Italian but certainly understand the beautiful language of music. Thanks for sharing!

[@alfredageraci8472]

Come Back Home Versioni: #1#2#3 I'm walking through my city, the wind is blowing hard I left everything behind, the sun's on the horizon I see houses from afar, they closed the doors But luckily I've got her hand and her red cheeks She pulled me up from the ground covered with thorns With a thousand snakes' bites, motionless through the coils She didn't listen to those bastards and their cursing With one look she convinced me to pack my bags and leave And this is a journey no one's ever made before Alice and her wonders, the mad hatter We'll walk along this road and I'll never be tired Until time brings white onto your hair Just a paper sheet and half a cigarette are left in my hand Let's stay a little longer, we're not in a hurry Because I've got a sentence written in my head, but I've never said it Because life without you can't be perfect So, Marlena, come back home, I feel it's getting cold in here So, Marlena, come back home, I don't want to wait anymore So, Marlena, come back home, I feel it's getting cold in here So, Marlena, come back home, because I'm afraid I'll disappear And the sky is slowly becoming transparent here The sun is illuminating the people's weaknesses A salty tear wets my cheek, while She sweetly caresses my face with her hand With blood on my hands I'll climb all the peaks I want to get where the human eye stops In order to learn to forgive all of my sins Because sometimes even angels are afraid of death Just a paper sheet and half a cigarette are left in my hand Let's run away from those who are too thirsty for revenge From this motionless land, because I'm feeling it stifling now Yesterday I was quiet because today I'll be the storm So, Marlena, come back home, I feel it's getting cold in here So, Marlena, come back home, I don't want to wait anymore So, Marlena, come back home, I feel it's getting cold in here So, Marlena, come back home, because I don't want anymore... Before you I was just a lunatic, let me tell you now I wore a creased jacket and cuts on my wrists Today I feel blessed and can't find anything else to add This city will look out when it sees us arrive I was in the balance between being the victim and being the judge I was a shiver that brings light to darkness And sets you free from these bright shiny chains And I'm in doubt, whether they were deaths or rebirths So, Marlena, come back home, I feel it's getting cold in here So, Marlena, come back home, I don't want to wait anymore So, Marlena, come back home, I feel it's getting cold in here So, Marlena, come back, because I don't want to disappear anymore, ah ah ah Ah ah, nai nai nai nai So, Marlena, come back home, I feel it's getting cold in here So, Marlena, come back home, because I'm afraid I'll disappear lyricstranslate.com/it/torna-casa-go-back-home.html

[@unghiakatiamatteotitone6109]

I'm italian... 😜 And i understand it

[@dehro]

the cool thing with these kids is that very few of their songs sound like more of the same.. they dabble in different genres and rhythms and styles with ease... I know doing more of the same band is probably not your thing but I would suggest, if nothing else for personal enjoyment, to listen to Coraline and grab the english lyrics for it..it's an absolute gutpunch... La paura del buio is also worth a listen for Damiano's vocal antics.. but really most of their songs are bangers

[@albertoallemandi2713]

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[@SMarie11]

Like the 1975 of Italy

[@salvolondon]

Agree but with the video translated of Coraline the one most used by reaction KZbinrs ( with the figure of a woman ) is the one full of mistakes , better the one without any figure ,it's much more correct translation

[@nanfertiti]

La Paura Del Buio is the best to appreciate his vocal abilities in my opinion! Not many KZbinrs react to it, so underrated

[@finaldesert]

His voice really complements the lyrics So good!!!

[@BorisCampan]

If anyone ever doubts that Beth is really living for the music, just have a look at this video and how the music grabs her and how she got overwhelmed by emotions at the beginning of the video, even if she doesn't understand the lyrics. Also good job on you Beth for quickly switching back to the usual coach analysis side of things.

[@BethRoars]

Ha! I have to say, I am an emotional sponge! Music, other peoples emotions, I feel it very directly. It has its pros and cons :)

[@matteogiannangeli2552]

They're popular even outside Italy. On the Spotify global chart they've reached number 1 with Beggin', number 8 with I wanna be your slave and number 11 with Zitti e Buoni (in italian!). They surpassed 2 billions streams two month ago.

[@natashaclement6988]

I do not understand Italian but I have listened to Zitti e Buoni and morirò da re one million times.

[@derbigpr500]

Sadly the only songs that are playing on mainstream media are their worst songs, for me Beggin is borderline unlistenable and nowhere near as their best songs. I'm hoping commercialization won't ruin them and force them to make more songs like that because they're gonna get more popular like that.

[@pdcrmr]

Thanks for taking on these unique & talented musicians. For me, good music/good songs aren’t dependent on language. Good music/good songs are the language.

[@KIRA-jk3xl]

Those guys makes me proud of being Italian and I garuantee, it doesn't happen often. They truly got the right path. Charme, charisma, music knowledge as well as they know when to make English lyrics (more powerful rock songs) and Italian for ballads. Thx so much Beth!!

[@BenoitXVIII]

"Non mi capita spesso di essere fiero di essere italiano". Come se fosse una vergogna 🙃... Ho capito quasi dall'inizio quando ho scoperto l'Italia e gli Italiani (d'Italia) che è forse il più grande diffetto di molti Italiani questa auto-sconsiderazione permanente.

[@VIRMALINE108]

You could be proud, majority of Europe voted for ITALY during Eurovision!

[@MrJack9325]

Il commento patetico completamente gratuito anti italiano potevi anche risparmiartelo. Scommetto che voti la sinistra

[@KIRA-jk3xl]

Honestly I'm not in for a "national fight", not going to ruin Beth's channel, I was just talking about the Italian music scene that isn't really shining above last years, course enraged Italians felt free to provoke and taunt not even trying to understand my point (plus, you really should write English here..) 🤷‍♂️

[@BenoitXVIII]

@@KIRA-jk3xl allora va bene se parlavi solo di musica pop, rock, leggera, è il tuo parere. Il problema non è italiano ma piuttosto mondiale. Ansi, se parliamo di canzoni di qualità, in Italia non si è messi così male, in confronto ad altri paesi.

[@vpersiana]

Ohhh your video was awesome, you touched all the important points. They use that dynamic a lot and is always a surprise and a pleasure to hear. Also here they were 17/19 yo and already wrote all their music and lyrics. Talented kids 🔥🔥🔥

[@biancapradocosta3524]

This song is an absolute masterpiece

[@lapochka]

My god, finally there’s a reaction from a great vocal coach! I’ve been waiting that for a long time 🔥🔥🔥 thank you! Now I’m gonna watch the video 😄

[@olindamelchor3260]

The song is beautiful maneskin is amazing Damiano the voice is beautiful ❤️😍

[@MassimilianoSarigu]

Wow, I didn't expect you to analize a Maneskin's song. It's always a joy listening to an Italian song :-)

[@thyop89]

Thankyou for the very interesting analysis. I have no technical singing knowledge, All I know is that I love Damiano's vocals and the passion in each performance but it's great to get some insight into what he is doing on a technical level and it makes it even more impressive to me.You picked a great performance for this too and I'm so pleased you picked up that their songs tend play with expectations and tease the listener, they build to crecendos and then drop put unexpectedly and hit your with drops in expected places. It's something I really love about their compositions.

[@BethRoars]

Glad you enjoyed it. I thought they were beautiful!

[@sandrodream5418]

@@BethRoars My favourited italian singers are this 2 kzbin.info/www/bejne/amSWdYqHhMeeq6c kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKCylGBmq7mfoMU

[@camstirling]

Great observations, especially considering that you don't speak Italian. There is a point (about 1:37) where you are commenting on the dynamics but you are talking over the top of one of the most beautiful dynamics in this performance (even more so than the studio version) where Damiano whispers "perchè la vita, senza te, non pùo essere perfetta" (because life, without you, can not be perfect). How does such a young man become such a master of his craft? Sublime. This band are going places.

[@caterpillarcaterpillar1265]

During the last few years in Italy talents mainly linked to other musical genres have been born. This is a fact, but that doesn't mean nothing else was born. In fact, Måneskin can be considered - in the best sense of the term - an anomaly compared to the musical panorama of recent years. They seem to be shaped by the seventies, they are charismatic, eclectic and their latest works have literally climbed the charts.

[@johnspencer6744]

But how can vocal coaches be so charming? congratulations beth roars

[@bernhardkrickl3567]

If you enjoy the dynamics on this acoustic version already you're gonna love the studio version. Because there they ramp it up with overdriven electric guitars and of course a full drum set.

[@fabio6947]

I like your genuine reaction...with real emotion..great reaction

[@progrulez]

Very good Beth, excellent analysis! ^_^ Maneskin have managed to get the international audience interested in music sung in Italian. Let's just hope they don't expire in the craziest commercial music just to make a lot of money. Here in Italy we have a lot of hopes for this band. Because Maneskin represent something healthy compared to the vulgar pop made by abusing Autotune effect.

[@lapochka]

Please, I’m sure I’m not the only one to say this but just check the lyrics! It’s pure poetry ❤️❤️❤️

[@barbara-ci7xw]

This is MAGIC!! Thanks for your reaction! MÅNESKIN ♥♥♥

[@BethRoars]

My pleasure!!

[@bibibibi2738]

Maneskin are Amazing and Damiano's voice Is wonderful, wonderful, wonderful 😍❤️🥰❤️❤️❣️❤️🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@emmari0601]

Loved this reaction! I'm so happy you did it. They are astounding... His voice is just reaching into ones heart. As a granny of 66 I wish he would quit smoking but with at least 3 of them doing it I guess it would be very hard... LOL

[@faryedely]

I Måneskin sono unici! Un abbraccio a tutti!!

[@andreapizzocaro998]

You should really dive deep into this group, they are all so talented

[@y.m.7300]

I love this band and I love this song ❤ Nice reaction!🥰🙌🏻 Hugs from Italy!

[@rgatoski]

I walk around my city and the wind blows hard I left everything behind and the sun on the horizon I see the houses, from afar, they’ve closed the doors But luckily I have her hand and her red cheeks She picked me up off the ground covered in thorns With the bites of a thousand snakes held still by the coils She didn’t listen to those bastards and their cursing With a look she convinced me to pick up and go ‘Cause this is a journey that no one has taken before Alice, her wonders and the Mad Hatter We will walk this street and I will never be tired Until time brings white to your hair ‘Cause I’ve been left with a sheet of paper in my hand and half a cigarette Let’s stay a little longer, there’s no rush ‘Cause I have a sentence written in my head but I’ve never said it Because life, without you, cannot be perfect So Marlena, come home, because it’s getting cold here So Marlena, come home, I don’t want to wait any longer So Marlena, come home, because it’s getting cold here So Marlena, come home, because I’m afraid of disappearing And the sky slowly becomes transparent here The sun illuminates people’s weaknesses A salty tear wets my cheek while She gently caresses my face with her hand With blood on my hands I will climb all the peaks I want to get to where the human eye stops To learn to forgive all my sins Because even the angels, at times, are afraid of death Because I’ve been left with a sheet of paper in my hand and half a cigarette Let’s run away from those who have too much thirst for revenge From this still Earth because it oppresses me Yesterday I was quiet because today I will be the storm So Marlena, come home, because it’s getting cold here So Marlena, come home, I don’t want to wait any longer So Marlena, come home, because it’s getting cold here So Marlena, come home, because I don’t want to anymore Before you I was just a fool, now let me tell you I had a creased jacket and I had cuts on my wrists Today I feel blessed and I can’t find anything to add This city will show itself when it sees us coming I was caught between being a victim, being a judge It was a thrill that brings light into darkness And it frees you from these bright, shiny chains And the doubt or not, if they were dead or reborn So Marlena, come home, because it’s getting cold here So Marlena, come home, I don’t want to wait any longer So Marlena, come home, because it’s getting cold here So Marlena, come home, I don’t want to disappear anymore Ah, ah, ah, ah Ah, ah, ah, rai, rai, rai, ra-ah So Marlena, come home, because it’s getting cold here So Marlena, come home, because I’m afraid of disappearing

[@BethRoars]

Thank you for this. The lyrics are beautiful. I like to see if I can feel the lyrics without seeing them first, sometimes you can feel the meaning before you know the lyrics :)

[@albertorizzotti6244]

Excellent translation. Good job.

[@adamkeane2622]

This is some heavy stuff here, dude. Them Italians seriously cutting me some onions here...😔.

[@issacojeda5056]

Lyrics are amazing

[@rocco8672]

They have a lot of good songs to listen at, please continue reacting to Maneskin . Coralline, for your love, la paura del buio, beggin , vent’anni, etc

[@juliemilanovic5681]

I'd love for her to react to vent anni xfactor performance !

[@HyuchaKyrie]

Torna a Casa and Caroline are Hidden gems, people go for the english songs but this 2 has so much emotion that is insane

[@vivianazappia4290]

Damiano's voice Is really special... please react to La Paura del Buio at Radio Italia Live or at their cover of back to black, you won't regret it🥺💕

[@peterheck2728]

Torna a Casa (Come back home) - the name Marlena in this song refers to their muse/creative inspiration not a real woman - so when they sing Marlena torna a casa (Marlena come back home) they are imploring their creative muse to come back and inspire them. The official video for this is really good too but I would recommend watching a video with the English lyrics translation - or other language translation - as well - see below for one of these for English. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gafYq3-dich9jsU They have another really good acoustic performance for their song Moriro da Re (I'll die like a King) from the same session - see link below. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jnOraGuge9GYjLs

[@AZitelli]

Im cried with you...great music.

[@tiatill6689]

You always find and react to my favourite bands, I'm so happy! You should react to the video of them singing morirò da re from the same session! And I'm sure people have mentioned the I wanna be your slave live performance! :) It's really nice to see someone do a proper react and talk about the interesting particularities in the singing and Damiano's voice, rather than just being shocked/snotty about "omg sex appeal" like some of the videos YT kept recommending me did, so thank you! 😊I always love learning about things I wouldn't have noticed in vocal performances :)

[@fernandogarrido1473]

Me ha gustado mucho tu reacción Beth. Se nota que sabes de música, de verdad, no como otros KZbinrs. A mi esta canción me tiene loco, loco. Son puro sentimiento, igual que el flamenco. Saludos desde Barcelona, España.

[@redheart5216]

Amazing song, amazing band and amazing you Beth!🥰

[@madelen9279]

Beautiful. I am really hoping for Coraline by Måneskin. That song is so incredibly good it’ll make you shed a tear everytime!

[@brunosky68]

Complimenti per le spiegazioni tecniche che pochi sanno fare, molti fanno solo face strane 🤣 ti consiglio di recuperare le traduzioni in quanto i testi sono molto belli ❤️🇮🇹

[@gennarodecandia5938]

Whatever comment you want to make, when Damiano sings in Italian, is magical.

[@matteobernasconi1653]

Great reaction, as usual; you have to react to many other songs by Maneskin, they are great and Damiano’s voice is unique. Sorry for the english, i’m italian

[@davidsweden6932]

They play the best music at the moment. Italian music is getting thr top.

[@newgen85]

Oh WOW! FINALLY MANESKIN! Thank you!!

[@BethRoars]

No problem!

[@entity22]

I think you would enjoy La Paura Del Buio live(there is one video with english subtitles too)

[@domenicoliuzzo]

i agree kzbin.info/www/bejne/m3iQk3WPnruKja8, and if only the voice make your eyes shine (by the way... beatiful eyes), so "Coraline" (kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZ6wgGdol7SHkJY) will make you cry

[@matteobodei8577]

4:26 Damiano lengthens the vowel "a" in the world "bagna" to give more drama and a sense of compassion... fantastic!

[@fiore7939]

Good for him, and his vocal coach! 😊👏🏻🇮🇹❤

[@ceciliafederico2587]

Damiano knows how to use legato,portamenti,diminuendo,messa di voce,dinamica,fraseggio,in pop style.It's a natural.

[@ferrarina3825]

i was waiting for this since May ;) tnx Beth for the reaction

[@gianfrancovenga]

All....fantastic.. Tanks!

[@kennikitty]

For me personally Italy has introduced me to quite a number of great musicians through Eurovision, but Maneskin are sure something else. Having Damiano as a frontman, who's got the voice, skills, attitude and charisma to be a legend on stage, definately helps, but the entire band is awesome. And talking about Eurovision. As a vocal coach, Gjon's Tears' entry Tout l'univers should be very interesting. His transitions between head voice and chest voice are something else and he hits some impresssive notes (the highest in the jury finale, but the grand finale is worth a watch just as much). Other great vocal performances include France (probably the most beautiful french song I've heared in a while) and Malta (girl got some serious pipes).

[@Coldfire75]

The lyrics Is very sweet. He talk to Marlena, his muse....

[@bulcador6998]

Beatiful reaction 🎸🙂

[@ultimoguerriero5895]

great song and live poetic and romantic maneskin amazing

[@gennarodecandia5938]

Simply put, Marlena is the muse but she is not a woman, it refers to music. In the text "Marlena returns home" she talks about her difficulty in composing texts because she has lost her inspiration. In the song "L'altra dimensione" of the album "Teatro d'ira" Marlena is back and also with arrogance.

[@aris1956]

Take a video with the English translation so you can understand the lyrics of the song at the same time. Because the Måneskin texts are very significant and profound.

[@madreh7549]

Beth please look for their performance of Coraline at Sanremo 2022 is AMAZING!!

[@maurizioadduasio1360]

Thank you Beth! 🇮🇹🌹

[@ferrarina3825]

omg you been emotional was be amazing see you pass from a technical position to an emotional state, you're so sweet Beth i allways cry with this song, you must read the lyrics are amazing more amazing than hear only the voice, anyway please if you can try to react to vent'anni or Coraline those two are for me the best songs from them.

[@julyriver8851]

I don't have time to comment now but, yeahh!! Thank you for this and hugs from Italy!

[@BethRoars]

Thank you too!

[@flaviolofaro]

Loved your feedbacks!!! Well done 👏🏻

[@Annaanna-zo4rz]

such a nice and professional reaction! you should have a look to "for your love" performance at live1 in Germany, it's another level.

[@GayJayU26]

They are 16-18 and Damiano wrote it when he was 16. Mesmerising isn’t he.

[@PaolaBarreto]

My fav band right now!! ♥

[@dcwpsa.l.l3075]

Best reaction video I've seen I'm becoming new subscriber definitely

[@antoniotricarico2631]

Bravissimi i nostri ragazzi!💓🎼🌈🍀

[@mzc.8255]

The lyric isare very deep and the official video too.

[@EmoBearRights]

Hi Beth have you considered watching the band winning song from this year's Eurovision plus the running up and third place entries. I think you might enjoy them too.

[@BenoitXVIII]

They are (Maneskin) the band who has won Eurovision song contest, this year 😉

[@EmoBearRights]

I know - I saw, I voted for them I think she mentioned she'd seen the winning performance but I was wondering if she'd react to it. There was an apostrophe that needed to be in my original posts as in the band's winning performance.

[@pippilottam7020]

Hey 🤗 Loved how you described this song, its really touching and i also dont understand the lyrics, but you just feel so many emotions just by the way its sung. I am in love with their music. I can highly recommend "Annenmaykantereit" to you, its a german band, they also started playing on the streets. Hennings voice i amazing ♥️

[@pippilottam7020]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJq8Y6qDoa2Jb7s

[@vallie84]

Sometimes I forget that Damiano is 22 years old

[@BethRoars]

Wow! I didn't realise that. He has such gravitas for his age!

[@BenoitXVIII]

@@BethRoars Damiano David is 18,5 years old in this video of 2017 🙃 and the other children, between 16 (Thomas Raggi, guitar) and 17 (Victoria De Angelis and Ethan Torchio) 🥳

[@gianlucabarilli9031]

Brava!

[@james10ok]

È solo l'inizio, i Maneskin ti ruberanno il 💜

[@theegyptianeagle7601]

I think his voice is a high baritone 💞💞

[@edu543]

I love you Beth !

[@justitia257]

sei bravissima..sei molto empatica

[@lucamagni5232]

You can't only analize the voice on a song like this, where the lyrics are very very important (excuse my terrible english ). the best point is the message, not the music or the voice in itself

[@stefanodeangelis8187]

Maneskin ROMA È DENTRO DI VOI,NN VI ABBANDONA MAI.

[@Coempi73]

I would love to see you react to Richie Kotzen Pray for Me. Thx

[@elenamazzoni4929]

It would be so cool if you could react to some international music, here in Italy we have this amazing singer called Gaia. She is half Italian half Brazilian so she incorporates both musical influences and languages in her music. Her biggest hit, which came out in 2020, is called Chega. I'm more of a fan of her second Album called 'Alma' which includes hits like Nuvole di Zanzare (Cloud of Mosquitoes), Salina and Boca ☺

[@friedemannkemm63]

His singing style somehow reminds me of Italian rock singers in general, e.g. Gianna Bambini. Edit: Fell victim to autocorrect. Nannini, not Bambini.

[@ferrarina3825]

Gianna Gianini :))

[@alessandroroveda2859]

Right...Gianna Nannini

[@BenoitXVIII]

@@ferrarina3825 si va, Giovanetti :-)

[@Florence-kn3dq]

Bambini😂cute! That means children

[@Mark95876]

It surprises me how many great 'love' songs are not actually about love of a person. They might instead be love for a place, or music, or in this case a muse. The similarly named Italian classic "Torna A Surriento" was originally an advertisement to encourage tourists to visit the Bay of Naples. LOL. Edit: Sorrento wanted tourists to return as soon as possible as it was in need of cash to pay for a new sewage system. So maybe a more accurate title would have been 'Return To Smelly Sorrento'. But, of course, that does not sound so romantic.

[@Maloenton-Agency]

the song "Torna a Surriento" dates back to 1894. at that time the city was in disaster like all other cities in Italy ... not only Sorrento. Today Sorrento, Capri, Ischia, and the Amalfi Coast are places frequented by rich people from all over the world!

[@nightking5144]

Listen also 'le parole lontane' 'Coraline'

[@evanhood7411]

You should look at city and colour

[@vanessamorais381]

Such a tuned moaning, what a bliss!!!!

[@alexitalymodeldogtrainerbr6828]

Go Maneskin 🇮🇹🎸♥️

[@caterpillarcaterpillar1265]

Hi Beth! first of all congratulations for your comments always very professional, I would like to point out a cover of these guys made a cappella in Modena (11-03-2018) is called Pyro, I would like to have your reaction on this (we also consider the age 'of these guys still in the "grass". Thank you! Best wishes.

[@AlessioDan]

Grazie Beth =)

[@LiberalTears-xe6ei]

Please do Maneskin Coraline live at san ramos pretty pretty please with sugar on top???

[@sandroluzzitelli6883]

Buongiorno 🇮🇹👍🏻🇮🇹👍🏻🇮🇹 wow bellissima

[@nadjasoderberg3656]

Watch it with English subtiles so you can understand the song more it change the song so much❤️

[@Mariajbh2]

Damiano can sing flamenco if he want, his voice seems flamenco singers voice

[@ferrarina3825]

i wished can press like more than one time !!

[@mariantile_i8433]

Please do some more reactions. Search for live performances of For your Love, Lividi sui Gomiti, and do Vent'Anni and Parole Lontane.

[@Rodrigolc86]

Please react to more songs from them! 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@apizzocchero]

If you want hear a different style of Italian singer you havo to hear Folkstone, an Italian folk rock band very powerfull. For example the song NEBBIE

[@matthewvanslyke8795]

Hi Beth. Would love to see you do a video reacting to The Tallest Man On Earth singing the Gardener, live at KEXP. Love your videos. Thanks. Take Care

[@luisavargas8564]

Maybe you can see la paura del buio live