Brothers REACT to The WARNING 2013-2014: Enter Sandman, Resistance, We're Not Gonna Take It

[@oregonlt3]

Ale has always been a human metronome. In addition to having perfect pitch. & those bass slides… pure magic.

[@DragoMcDragonFace]

The smile from Ale after Resistance, she knew she killed it.

[@d4anzig]

I still cant get over how skilled ale is with seamlessly changing from pic to fingers several times during Resistance...mind blown...

[@NoSmokingDogs]

You mean Resistance, not Hysteria. Both are mind blowing though....

[@d4anzig]

ahh oopse thanks for the catch@@NoSmokingDogs

[@NoSmokingDogs]

@@d4anzig I assume you know that she does the picking/fingering switcheroo during the Error song. You need to find a fan cam video that stays focused on her to see it.

[@franMuzak]

@@NoSmokingDogs Also on 23 she starts with fingers and switches to pick at the 2nd verse and only goes back to fingers for the final notes. This wasn’t as hard and as fast as in Error I guess because is a slower pace. In Sick she plays mostly fingers but there’s a very small part where she uses the pick.

[@jimijamessegoviafeerick1355]

Alejandra 🔥👸🔥rules ! Thanks🤘😎

[@matt8097]

By the way the "cowbell" is now known as the pau bell

[@larrybutler8948]

On Resistance Ale Picked then threw the pick down plucked then picked another pick up and then went back to plucking. She had a Rare smile at the end.

[@lonelywind3511]

I was also noticing her fret work. Even back then she was getting a good spread for the chords and had control of her individual fingers. That's something that is harder to do than most people that haven't tried it think.

[@stevetsuda7474]

Metallica's Atlas Rise cover will blow your mind. They did it that studio and performed it at the Whiskey A Go Go when Ale was 14.

[@jayhegener3028]

It’s astonishing enough at how precocious they all were (especially Alejandra). The real shocker is just how fully they were able to realize, even exceed, all that early potential.

[@professorg9424]

All three are fantastic in all three of these covers. But Pau, wow!

[@LesDexia13]

After the Enter Sandman cover went viral they began planning (late 2014) to attend the Berklee School of Music in Boston (on the advice of their teachers). They started crowdfunding for tuition and expenses, and one result is the donated DW drum kit in the last video, and the launching of their website as noted in the URL at the bottom center of the last video. The crowdfunding went extremely well, and on April 14, 2015 they passed their $30000 goal thanks to a $10000 donation by Alex Rigopulos, the creative director of Harmonix (Rock Band). They decided to continue crowdfunding to buy O-1 visas and Green Cards so the girl could travel and work in the US. Thanks to a write-in campaign they appeared on the Ellen Show on April 24th and were gifted $30000 by Target, money that was used to buy the visas and establish a fund to pay for their expensive musical education. Those visas and the sudden surge of money allowed them to immediately attend Berklee that summer (2015) instead of 2016 as was planned.

[@glennandadriansrocktalk]

Did not know that story! Amazing. Side note, our dad taught a class at Berklee back in the 80s.

[@LesDexia13]

@@glennandadriansrocktalk Their father was a long time friend of Pablo González Sarre, bassist of popular band Los Claxons, and when Ale started playing bass he asked if could help her out. Not only did Pablo become her tutor, he also encouraged the girls to start songwriting and ended up becoming the band's mentor by teaching them how to work together, and how to songwrite and arrange. They were tasked to write and arrange a song before their next session, where he would critique them. Then he showed them how to record their music, and those demoes became the basis for the 2015 iTunes EP they released to help with their Berklee crowdfunding. Jake Carmona, who engineered some of the Los Claxons albums, was asked by Pablo to do the recording sessions, and eventually the EP mixing. Jake also produced their first album (XXI Century Blood) and taught the girls enough that Dany received a professional producer credit and Pau got a co-producer credit. They continued working with him when he produced their second album (Queen of the Music Scene) and all three of them received pro credits for arranging, producing and mixing supervisor, at ages 18-16-13.

[@SDsailor7]

​@@LesDexia13thank you for that historical feedback on the band👍

[@jamessummerlin9516]

Thank you for checking out The Warning once more. I love this group, but as a bassist with 50 years on my instrument, I really appreciate the way you guys singled out Ale on bass. Even as a very young lady she has always exhibited a level of quiet solid professionalism that leaves me amazed.

[@mrh3578]

First time I’ve seen them do Resistance. Wow great version. They were and so incredibly talented. You can tell how much work they put in.

[@glennandadriansrocktalk]

Couldn't agree more!

[@anthonyfisher1670]

You guys just have to react to the girls school concert at the Liceo , June 2015 . Lots of great covers , including Ozzies" Crazy train" , Muse's "Hysteria ", and The foo fighters "Everlong" song , plus some great originals as well .Thanks fellas .

[@TheREALJosephTurner]

Ah, the Crazy Train video. Where the birth of Pau's Scream of Destruction happened!

[@carlosportillo2781]

The father “Luis” is in my opinion the secret sauce to their discovery. The quality of their sound those early videos has a lot to do with the stickiness and reach of their music.

[@TheREALJosephTurner]

Agreed! If I ever get to receive autographs from The Warning, I want his too!

[@AntonioGSilva-iu6cj]

At the age they were doing this, 100% of rock legends were trying to wear their underwear the right way around... Daniela, Paulina and Alejandra occupied my heart so deeply that there was no room left for anyone else...

[@fredrickpinckney1092]

You cut the Enter Sandman off a split second before my favorite part. After the song ends little Ale nonchalantly crosses her legs as if to say "no big deal".😅

[@steve318k]

My favorite part too ... One of the rules that all reactors need to learn, always let the video play till the end. You never know what you might miss !!

[@glennandadriansrocktalk]

Sorry! :)

[@adagio333]

And also their smiles... especially Pau.

[@tommy6581]

I always thought they were prodigies myself especially Ale. There’s a video that has her playing piano at a younger age and her sisters and according to her sisters, she’s the best piano player of the three. Ale Also has perfect pitch and timing, Pau Says she uses Ale To keep her on time. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!!!⚡️⚡️⚡️

[@oregonlt3]

Double Pau-bell! Love it

[@mechtime]

Ale always impresses. Keyboard: Bellamy is actually a pretty damn good keyboardist. Especially in earlier albums, he'd bang the crap out of the ivories on stage (some songs dominated as much by piano as guitar). Ale and Pau can also whip out the keyboards in various songs. Older ones, but I'm hoping they do it more down the road as well.

[@genboyer]

Resistance - there were probably adult bands watching Paulina saying, "We need her!"

[@ronaldmorgan7632]

There's also an early video of Ale playing piano where she looks like she's probably six years old and has memorized a popular classical piece. Worth your time in my opinion.

[@CarlD70]

Yes, it is fantastic....the Sisters claim Ale is the most accomplished on piano...they are all great though...so much talent in these Sisters....I am jealous 😋😋😁😁

[@TimberWolf762]

The sisters say that Ale is a human metronome. Natural perfect timing. _Mayday_ is an EP, but it is really half of _Error._ They couldn't tour during Covid, so did a partial release.

[@warrenschulze350]

A huge thank you for putting these three together to show their progress! I've been hooked for about a year now, and I had only seen a snippet of "Were Not Gonna Take It", so this was a treat for me!

[@kennethhanson560]

Ale turned 9 a couple weeks before these.

[@AchimE]

This is so refreshing pure, they breath this rock attitude since the beginning! Sometimes good things happen to the right people, I'm so amazed by them and their growing success! Their Euro tour in April is on the way to be sold out! 19 shows in 9 countries! In many cities due to the overwhelming demand they upgraded to bigger venues, and still it's going to be sold out! Can't wait to see them in April! Thanks guys, greetings from Germany 👍🤘

[@sergiodelatejaytejeda]

Hahahaha hahaha I thank God that I'm not a drummer because I would feel very bad after seeing Pau's performance of that Twisted Sister song. 😂😂😂 OMG!!!! They're amazing! 🤘😁✌️

[@krash66]

Hey guys! Both an over abundance of talent and adorable overload. LOL. "Resistance" is my favorite cover of theirs along with their amazing cover of "The Pretender" by Foo Fighters. Their attention to detail on every part is what impresses me most, I think. Muse always has difficult basslines and Ale crushes them every time! Pau's attention to detail and singing at the same time makes my head spin. Dany doing triple duty on guitar keys and vocals is amazing. What more can you say about these incredible sisters. Future Legends!

[@RajunCajunTWA]

I've been a Warning fan for almost 4 years. I have never seen this Muse cover. Thank you very much for showing us. Wow.

[@kevinthetruckdriver353]

*Discography Backstory:* The *Mayday EP* was just 6 songs that was on the *Eroor LP.* Apparently, Lava Records couldn't get The Warning's *Error* album pressed in time for The Warning tour in 2022 (record plants were backed up due to COVID shutdowns). Lava decided to release the 6 song *Mayday EP* while the full *Eroor* album was awaiting pressings. The physical copies of the *Mayday EP* was available at the merch table at their shows. According to Dany. *Mayday* (a lyric line from the song *Animosity)* was in the running for the title of their thurd Album before they chose *Error.*

[@SO.CAL-D.Edwards]

Awesome thanks for sharing.. 🤘🎶☮️

[@romeoromo-kt5vn]

Excellent my friends, excellent!!!

[@GibsonB4512]

I’ve heard Dany confess that yellow is her favourite colour and believe you’re thinking she fibbed but actually, she was embarrassed thinking it was a dorky colour.

[@glennandadriansrocktalk]

It had been mentioned that her sisters were surprised about the mustard yellow choice at the time, and figured she had just been put on the spot. In any case it's a great looking guitar and I don't really sense any fibbing :) they all seem about as straight up as can be, which is great.

[@SDsailor7]

​@@glennandadriansrocktalkThere is another pair of sisters also out of Sonora Mexico and they are a10yr old guitar player and an 8 yr old drummer and they have been awarded the Cliff Burton scholarship, they are playing covers of Steve Vai, Iron maiden, Metallica and others to bad they don't have a bassist but they are extremely talented. With the proper guidance they could be the future Warning. Here is their channel if you want to see them performing. Radio nube oficial. No need for a reaction

[@thomasmalatesta7331]

I started to watch Muse videos because of The Warning. If you want to see Matt Bellamy play guitar & Piano on the same song live, look up " Butterflies & Hurricanes- Live at Wembley Stadium " .

[@legslark]

Thanks for this reaction, enjoyed it completely!!! Keep them coming please!!!👏⚡️

[@bobby75044]

Did you notice that Ale twice switched from using her fingers to using a pick twice during the song?

[@michaeljimson6918]

I think Pau came out of the womb playing the drums

[@alexj9603]

And singing while drumming.

[@Transgressorassessor]

More Paubell ! ⚡⚡⚡

[@paramisony618]

Great! Thank you! Feliz de seguir este increíble viaje juntos. Claro que he visto estos videos cientos de veces, pero jamás me cansan, puedo verlos sola o acompañada de algún reactor, gracias.

[@alansheppard1498]

Any review through The Warning covers would not be complete without Atlas Rise - I recommend the one from 2019 at end of concert at the Whisky a go go - best ever cover imho.

[@erickorbegozo5001]

Thank u for sharing this little review!!! Go to the school version of Foofighters Everlong, to see Pau killing the drums!! 🤘🤘🤘🤘👍😎

[@moriner892]

Check out atlas rise live at the whisky a gogo. 😮

[@roywall8169]

Its amazing to see how far they have come! In these videos they are playing individually, and doing it well. Now you hear a complete, integrated band. These days you cannot distinguish where each player begins or ends.

[@scott5669]

Great job guys! Really enjoyed This! They also did a Foo Fighters cover ( The Pretender) around this age & they absolutely killed it!! You really have to react to it sometime,,

[@richardvasquez8019]

The one where they are on top of a mountain ⚠️ ⚡🤘🤘

[@franciscodiaz183]

Great reaction. Thanks.

[@randymarple9830]

Any request I make will have been requested many times already. This was a great choice of old archives material, but not the only things available. There's a lot still to go. Hope you continue to enjoy the stroll from the past to the present!

[@richardvasquez8019]

One of the best albums is queen of the motive murder scene. This is a concept album. Which is performed in mexico

[@justinatest9456]

That Brahms piece is definitely worth a watch - Pau and Dany ride that rollercoaster of a song through all its twists and turns as though they share a single brain. The piano is out of tune, and the song isn't my cup of tea, but as a display of their connection it's very impressive. Their fourth most popular video is just Pau at 10 years old playing a Kelly Clarkson cover. It's an amazing display of her technical chops, which she doesn't really show-off much, in favour of more hard-hitting rock drumming. Definitely a great video worth seeing. I say this as a newer-than-most fan who has had a hard time appreciating their earlier video - of these three videos I've only seen the Sandman one.

[@pedrobaltazar3809]

🤘⚠️great reaction ⚠️🤘 Super Power Trio ⚠️

[@ronaldakkermans8166]

They have covers they did live (or at least outside their own home) that are great too. My favorites: Muse's Hysteria live @Liceo, Foo Fighters' The Pretender Out of the Basement and Metallica's Atlas Rise live at the Whisky A-Gogo.

[@ichabodcrane2959]

Check out their version of Muse's Hysteria live at Liceo. Also Free Falling, an original from same show. Ages 10-15.

[@TerryParsons1724]

I find something new every day with DPA they are simply amazing. Their acoustic sessions are really cool you get to hear their vocals at an all new level of excellence. Thanks guys this was great. ⚡⚡⚡

[@delorangeade]

You don't find much about their parents in the official biographies, but they must have come from relatively fortunate or ambitious circumstances to have been introduced to music, and so professionally at a young age. I wonder if it makes it easier being siblings to progress together towards a common goal. You don't have to place adverts for band members and go through auditions.

[@spaceknave]

Their mother (Mony) is a dentist and father (Luis) is a civil engineer, but also worked as an audio engineer. Neither are musicians but lifelong music lovers and recognized the girl’s love of music very early. Fortunately Luis knew enough about proper equipment to get them started. The story is that he sold his Harley to build them the practice space in their basement, now known as as “The Cave”. They still live there and just this week posted pictures of themselves rehearsing for their upcoming tour in that same room.

[@delorangeade]

@@spaceknave Good information. Thanks.

[@KansaSCaymanS]

Enjoyed this deep dive into their origins. 😎👍

[@tamarajoseph8891]

Please react to The Warning's concept album Queen of the Murder Scene (their 2nd album), live version, THE WARNING FULL LUNARIO CONCERT 2018. They wrote this MASTERPIECE at such young ages. It still blows my mind. Maybe you could react to segments of the concert but important to hear the songs in order for the full story. The album is fantastic as well! Rock on!

[@Biomirth]

This is really cool. I would suggest one thought: Maybe they are not prodigies. Maybe they earned every bit of this with a basis of decent skill alone. I find that even better. Obviously they are all talented, but watch how they change over time. Dani, in particular, would never have grown into the front woman she is today without some incredible hard work. Not that she's the least talented, but personality-wise it's actually Paulina that has more of the front-woman temperament (and talent). Alejandra has the talents of perfect time and pitch, which do make her well suited for bass. But she has the handicap of not having stage instincts. She's had to develop that. Pau is the closest to a prodigy IMO, because her songwriting is poetic and she also has incredible coordination and a basic instinct for what music is for, that is very hard to teach. Dani said something in a vlog awhile back about how she discovered that when she has really strong emotions, that's when a song will pop out. She has a poetic heart, whereas Pau has a poetic mind. So in a way it's incidental that their ages made Dani the developed front woman that she is today. Pau might have been more clever in that role, but she wouldn't have had quite the same power as Dani's emotionality is more naturally vulnerable. The stars aligned and they were born in the right order to have them influence each other in just the right way to produce The Warning. But yes, it's their hard work and dedication to developing themselves and themselves as a band that are the most impressive thing. Edit: I just wanted to add an edit that I think Dani is the best frontwoman around, that they're all poetic, that Ale's stage presence is amazing, and etc.. I may sound a bit critical in the post below but it is largely just to make the point that they all worked, as they say **extremely hard** to sound like they do and have the presence they do. The once in a lifetime bit is having the character and family they do. The rest follows from that.

[@jorgecolon2014]

You should watch their mini docs Tidal Rising and May Day in the Making (episodes 1-6).

[@stephenb4703]

Pau Villarreal (The Warning) - Performance Musical | Decididas Summit 2024 Everyone needs to watch this video.

[@isamandarina578]

Thank you for this reaction! 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼

[@TFT-JF]

Loving your analyses. Hadn’t seen the last Muse song before. Pau really kicked it on that one.

[@glennandadriansrocktalk]

Thank you!

[@jluisg622]

-Tres grandes Rokeras ,The Warning es un Rock Total todos los generos y sus inteligentes mensajes , TW creando obras maestras del nuevo Rock, por algo son el mejor trío de rock actual ,son energía,pasión y fuerza ,el mejor grupo de rock en vivo ,con el tiempo serán leyendas de la historia del Rock ,sus temas lo demuestran

[@genboyer]

Their father Luis was /is quite a videographer! Devils in the details.

[@dlblakey62]

🤘🤘🤘

[@martys4814]

ITS FUNNY HOW ALL THESE PODCAST ARE NOW JUMPING ON THE WARNING …IF YOU ARE A METAL HARD ROCK MUSIC LOVER THEY HAVE BEEN AROUND A LONG TIME….BEEN ON TOUR THE LAST TWO YEARS…….

[@glennandadriansrocktalk]

We are in fact metal and hard rock music lovers - and we haven't been covering modern rock, because up until now we hadn't found an act we liked enough to cover. Now we have! Just got the vinyl version of Error yesterday, but, I still have to hold off playing it a little longer until we've reacted to more of the album! - G PS - LEAVE MORE WORTHY BANDS in the comments! :)

[@eliaskg6693]

Pau with 11 plays it better than Lars 😅

[@julianmadrid2354]

ATLAS RISE THE WAR NING WISKI AGOGO EN VIVI COVER 😎🤘

[@MrSudeepdas]

Wish you had reacted to Back in Black that the girls covered about a month after We're Not Gonna Take It. So a better progression would have been Back in Black, Enter Sandman & Resistance.

[@glennandadriansrocktalk]

Maybe we'll check it out in the future!

[@genboyer]

OK, so who is taking the high harmony on We're not gonna take it? I think it's Ale, please correct me.

[@glennandadriansrocktalk]

I would guess it's probably Dany, or possibly Pau, just because it took some air pressure to get those notes out! Ale is usually softer on the notes.

[@genboyer]

@@glennandadriansrocktalk - You're probably right, but please remember Ale sings a falsetto on Sinister Smiles...and that's why I asked.

[@reynaldorodriguez9412]

🤘🤘