CELIA CRUZ - La Negra Tiene Tumbao | REACTION

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[@ilcemsilva]

Celia knew she was embracing the beauty of black latinoamericanos, she was victim of racism and discrimination for the color of her skin she sure shut down many with her powerful music and lyrics she was a super strong woman who always told her truth and stayed true to what she believed in I love her wow! thanks for all the likes.

[@Becky_Cal]

ilcemsilva - Exactly! It wasn’t only that she was black but she was a woman in a time when men dominated the music industry! She was an amazing woman! If you haven’t had a chance, check out “Celia” a Netflix series about her life and rise to stardom. Great way to learn about all the crap she had to endure and her strength and persistence! 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼

[@perryhughes9429]

@@Becky_Cal the series on Netflix comes and goes. I watched the whole series twice and then it was removed. I wish they would make it available again.

[@ELbabotas1]

@@perryhughes9429 Just fill in the thingy for asking series, tho they only care if a bunch ask forr the same schnitzel, :3

[@Amypond1234]

Queen Celia!!!!! We miss you

[@cwarren1222]

@@perryhughes9429you can find it on Hulu now.

[@alexflores9582]

Jamel, Latin culture is different than USA culture dude.... In Spanish, when you hear "Negra" means dark skinned or black woman. Its not a racist word. Blows my mind -_-

[@citrusblast4372]

Cut him some slack lol, hes learning.

[@wvanderwahl]

Thank you for pointing that out. My family is Puerto Rican and my uncle alway called my mother "mi negra" - that's not racist at all. It was a familial term of endearment, after they are brother and sister and both are "dark" by North American standards.

[@Lil08103]

@@wvanderwahl i'm not saying "negra" is bad--i'll leave that up to afro-latinos who have better context--but i do want to challenge your broader assumption here: that because smthng is a term of endearment or well intentioned, it can't be racist.

[@marcomoncada352]

Yeah, you have to be Latino to understand what she means.

[@Lil08103]

i think it's just hard for many ppl to make sense of several competing truths. on one hand, you all have characterized a nickname based on pigmentation as a term of endearment and suggested it cant be fully understood across cultures. that makes immediate sense because other appearance-based nicknames in spanish (i.e., flaco, gordita, etc) don't always translate so kindly in english. on the other hand, there's the ongoing reality of colorism in latin america and the "we're raceless, everybody's mixed" mythology that prevents ppl from confronting this colorism. i def know contexts here and abroad are muy different but i'm struggling to make sense of the "it's all endearment" idea when, for example, growing up i watched a full decade of latin american news and telenovelas to learn spanish, and morenos were few and far btwn on programs and when they did make appearances, they played servants and poor ppl. so i feel like there's possibly a more nuanced conversation available here than what both the clip and some of you're are saying.

[@V.E.R.O.]

Tumbao means she walks with swagger.

[@Caprizonica]

Exacto, the song means, the black woman walks with swag.

[@edgarmedrano225]

Maybe he used Google translator

[@kathynicholson103]

Also means, "junk in the trunk" and she knows how to work it!

[@trinidad510]

@@edgarmedrano225 Tumbao is an African rooted word so doubt it can be translated on the Spanish translator. He's probably reading a translation of the lyrics from another website

[@84yeferson]

@@trinidad510 Celia nació en Cuba, Tumbao venía de los esclavos traídos de África a América, no solo en Cuba se usa la palabra "tumbao", también se usa en Puerto Rico, colombia, Venezuela e incluso en brasil.

[@rgdssd]

Fun fact: The model is Guatemalan, her name is Deborah David and she later ended up landing the role of Celia Cruz in a theatre production in Mexico about Celia's life. 😎

[@jrdardonl]

She's not a mere model. She was a Miss Guatemala finalist.

[@MrTavito89]

She's beautiful

[@vladimirherrera3292]

She is Guatemalan?! As a Guatemalan that's a cool fact!

[@canotan]

Yes yes she is guatemalan from Belice

[@glimmeringsea5105]

Belize is a separate country not in Guatemala. But right next to Guatemala.

[@armandodelafonte5630]

I guess you didn't know who Celia Cruz was she was the biggest Black woman in Latin Music ever and will always be one will come close to her

[@starbrightinfinity3329]

Armando De La Fonte She left huge shoes to fill. She was amazing. You have to read her autobiography!

[@armandodelafonte5630]

@@starbrightinfinity3329 jajajaja I knew who she was when I was about 4 or 5 my father is Puerto Rican he listen to her for many years so I know very well who she is

[@obynam25]

Afro Latina

[@armandodelafonte5630]

@@obynam25 I agree, you are correct Afro Latina

[@emelyaguilar7372]

Yes but mexico make her famosa comenzó en México después que ella dejo a cuba ella lo dijo que mexico su segundo país la subió mexico la quiere mucho aunque ya no esté viva fue una gran cantante la REYNA y solo ella nadie más

[@anqeiicdemise]

This song makes me want to go clean up the house. For real. Reminds me of Sunday mornings living at my parents house. Starting at 8 am, Celia and Mark Antony would kick up the cleaning crew.

[@weareallinthis3668]

anqeiicdemise hahaha 😭😭😭😭😭😂

[@raquelguerra3149]

Hahaha, For real!!

[@fryda-is-inspired]

Yesssss

[@alegnaclaramurilloisaza2167]

Exactly

[@WaterBottleBlues101]

I’m playing that now song cleaning my house during quarantine. 💃🏻🧽

[@victormanuelarjona]

I'm Mexican, but I feel this music as a part of my culture, I grew up Listening this beautiful music!!!!

[@flashallen5272]

Victor Manuel I think Latin music is a part of every Latino since we are all same. And it’s amazing that other cultures like to hear and know more of our culture

[@moonlightj0y]

@@flashallen5272 ummmm. No. We are NOT all the same. Our culture is different. Music is different, food is different, styles are way different. Yes we are all Latinos but there is alot of very obvious differences even in the way we speak. As far as race we are different there too, some of us are more indigenous, some more black, some more white and some mixed. Also, Salsa is not traditionally a part of Mexican culture. Like AT ALL! Authentic Mexican music has different style. Nothing wrong with it but again, completely different.

[@carligreens7995]

@@moonlightj0y wow. I think they are saying that we listen to each others music. Im Mexican and I listen to music in other a latin countries. Celia Cruz plays in all the parties.

[@yuuuhhhh707]

Same my whole family loves Celia Cruz

[@eli627575]

Me too. I started dancing...

[@palomarodriguez3308]

The black woman has swagger baby 🇨🇺🇨🇺🇨🇺🇨🇺🇨🇺🇨🇺🇨🇺🇨🇺🇨🇺🇨🇺🇨🇺

[@Luvie1980]

Always have and the most copied all over the world.

[@autumnsantana4017]

Paloma Rodriguez Wepa!!!

[@greenrobot5]

It's incredible how that song and video sound and look current, Celia was ahead of her time, RIP

[@Joyride37]

I’m Puerto Rican and my dad always told the story of when he was in the army, at some point he got to go to a Celia Cruz concert. He was one of the few people dancing in the aisles, so she came off stage (or brought him on I forget), maybe due to noticing his uniform, and they danced salsa for a whole song. She was larger than life and it was one of his happiest moments

[@dulcetx79]

So sweet of her!!

[@Luxebarbie]

he must of been fine 😂😂😂

[@ricardooh2389]

Que lady gaga ni que madonna celia venía haciendo la moda desde los 70s miren esas pelucas y esos trajes en plenos 90 y el bit de reggeton antes de que fuera famoso

[@joseandrade949]

Por que simpre vienen a querer comparar todo

[@karenspier44]

Zaptaos sicodelicos tanbien. Celia era unica con si estilo y todavia es unica para los latinos😍

[@cc-nz4ec]

rickplay ¿a que viene la comparación? Lady Gaga, Madona y Celia son grandes artistas en sus repsectivo generos, y no recuerdo que ninguna reclamara la moda de las pelucas y ese estilo como suyo, de hecho, no son las unicas artistas que usaron y usaran estilos extravagantes. Lo siento pero no deberiamos comparar de manera inecesaria, eso es muy de "haters".

[@nella1091]

Grande Celia!!!

[@nthvar08]

You should react to her singing in Africa. Quimbara and trust me you'll love it

[@RiaLV]

❤❤❤❤❤❤ yes!!!!!

[@nymeria1160]

Yes! Fania All Stars in Africa!

[@looo5281]

Luis Vargas yesss that song is iconic!

[@cakehungrygirl]

Quimbara kumbara kumba quimbaba!!! Say that 5 times fast

[@likwit7165]

Do do have to do a reaction when she performed live in Africa. I seen her live when I was younger with my mom. She performed with so much energy, and killed that performance. Celia Cruz is a true legend in Salsa.

[@alimilano1]

CELIA CRUZ LA REINA DE LA SALSA DESDE CUBA PA EL MUNDO ESA CANCION PRECIOSA,,,FUE YA ULT PORQUE SE NOS FUE CELIA 2003

[@alexandervillarreal1996]

alice ore esto nobes salsa amiga su ritmo no es de salsa

[@edr9013]

De la guaracha sera, por eso le dicen la guarachera de cuba, aunque realmente la salsa un su genero de la guaracha, es como decir Juan luis guerra rey la bachata y no es así, hacia esa música pero no era su genero.

[@alexandervillarreal1996]

Ed Ramos si

[@miriaharven7789]

i no understand tacos idiom

[@reiranishimura8476]

@@miriaharven7789 tacos? Esa es México, no Cuba jajsja

[@kevinerosa]

Cuba: Celia Cruz Puerto Rico: Hector Lavoe Dominican Republic: Johnny Ventura The 3 🐐 from each Island

[@Melina2u]

What about Johnny Pacheco?

[@gigihig7781]

Soy mexicana y me encanta Celia, eriza mi piel 🥰

[@milagrosnino644]

Panamá Rubén blades , colombia Joe Arroyo

[@gigihig7781]

@@milagrosnino644 Margarita también de Colombia en México la queremos mucho es nuestra diosa de la cumbia 👏🤗

[@oscardelapena7376]

Y filmado en la majestuosa Ciudad de México 🇲🇽 viva latinoamerica 👌🏻

[@LuckLady1991]

"The Black woman walks with grace. She doesn't walk to the side. She's in the front!" She ain't no side chick.

[@grod805]

Grace? Grace doesn't fit at all. Tumbao is sexy not graceful

[@katgulfo2557]

Check joe arroyo “no le pegue a la negra”

[@luiscamarillo3145]

It's actually called Rebellion, if I'm not mistaken

[@geralpex]

Omg Yesssss! Joe arroyo was the besttttt, he was an innovator in Salsa music, just a genius 😍

[@raquelguerra3149]

Yes this is a good one to do a reaction video on

[@simonelemon8920]

"En los años 1600~"

[@butterfliesloved]

Wow! My favorite sing!

[@californiagold3857]

Celisa Cruz passed away 17 years ago, but her legend lives on! She was a force.

[@jackienolan9142]

It’s been THAT long?? Damn! RIP Celia

[@blktauna]

and she is missed...

[@melissa7611]

Mainwhile the drums never stop, the dancer never stop the dance, the singer never stop singing, She will LIVE ON! AZUCAR!

[@carlosbarahona928]

Procura by Chichi Peralta, that's an awesome song

[@eddiedominguez1854]

Yes

[@jhoanymerchan9687]

I need this xD

[@jimenarodriguez7751]

Esa tiene un tumbao hermoso. XD me encanta

[@ericklugo3051]

That song is considered worldmusic 👌

[@shaiska]

celia cruz my queen of salsa, she opens the doors for us woman to be able to sing salsa! if you don't know salsa was considered and is still considered to this day a man's world, so when Celia when solo after leaving her salsa group and became successful she shocked the Latin community especially the salsa world! because back in those days there was this belief that if you were a woman singing salsa then you could only be a backup singer, not the main vocalist! celia broke that tabu when she became the main vocalist for the salsa group Sonora matancera! so everyone expected her to join another salsa group and continue being supported by the men in the salsa group! nobody expected her to go solo and becoming a world sensation! SHE WAS ALSO THE VERY FIRST AFRO LATINA THAT BECAME WORLD FAMOUS NOT ONLY IN LATIN AMERICA BUT ALSO AROUND THE WORLD! TO THIS DAY SHE IS THE ONLY AFROLATINA THAT HAVE MANAGED TO ACHIEVE WORLD STARDOM! I grew up listening to this lady, hell half of the people my generation grew up listening to this lady, our grandmas were her fans so it was obvious that her music would be playing like crazy in every Latin American and Caribbean homes! you are watching one of Latin Americas greatest and most amazing ICONS AND LEGENDS!

[@Ms.takenlee]

She also overcame the "minor" inconvenience of performing and excelling in a very racist and colorist Cuba.

[@luckylibra8888]

Well said 👏🏼 👏🏼

[@sandrasanders706]

What are the words to this song? In English of course. Celia was the Aretha of Latin music..

[@ria2000rda]

sandra sanders Thanks for the comparison BUT Aretha is not even close. I love Aretha but Celia was record breaking in many ways than just musically. She goes far beyond Aretha. Nevertheless their both queens in their own lane.

[@marialeon4097]

Celia may have surprised the rest of the world, Cubans knew of her way before she reach the USA. I grew up listening to all her music fron her earluest hits in Cuba to her more modern mysuc...She was my mither's all-time favorite singer & entertainer.

[@sauldelvalle4288]

That is exactly what Celia's message was in this song. Self love and confidence! Thanks for reacting to this great song by the legendary Celia. May she rest in peace!

[@beangie]

FYI, 1.- Celia Cruz is Cuban 2.- She sang in Mexico city's 50's and 60's and even in the 70's cabarets, 3.- She lived her late years in Florida US 4.- The video was filmed in Mexico city Downtown are From China town to el Zocalo 5.- The girl in the video is not "naked" but she is she is using body paint that was "in" when this video was shot in the early 2000's and gives the illusion that she is in fact naked. even thou... Paint on the body cannot be consider wearing clothes xD

[@Drskopf]

@jamel_AKA_jamal

[@rheinhartsilvento2576]

Great post, thanks!. PS: the past tense of shoot is "shot", not "shooted"

[@rojiblancoverde]

She lived in new jersey

[@madero-jb5ri]

Dude, You act like you never seen a woman take off her clothes in the laundromat. 😂

[@Brofessor_Oak]

madero2025 he's a saint. Lmao

[@Angelica2020]

LOL, yeah cause Nicki Minaj, lil kim, Foxy Brown, etc. neva came out poppin they ass and tetas out LOL! he's just being scandalous for no reason at all. Dude had one job. ....

[@paulasuniverse5029]

madero2025 What laundromats do - you - go to? 😂

[@walterlevesque7602]

OMG 😲 💯😂😂😂💯AMAZING

[@Rvillaluz123]

All the things she overcame never made her bitter; Celia would start her concerts by screaming "Azucar!", which means sugar in Spanish. One more thing, I grew up hearing my father call my mother negra - it was a term of endearment and I never ever got the vibe it was negative.

[@DvdLr7943]

Que sera lo que quiere el negro - Wilfrido Vargas It's a must👌👌

[@ltm5590]

Yessss💗

[@daliacapellan]

Wooord!!! 😏😏

[@saraxoxo3936]

Its called el africano

[@Nesty9]

Cualquier cancion de wilfrido its a must

[@raquelguerra3149]

🌹 one of my mom's favorite ❤️

[@TheMrsrousse]

Dancing salsa and merengu cures depression. I do it every morning as my workout. Mostly merengue, and lift my spirit.

[@greenrobot5]

I like both but Merengue is more danceable alone, with Salsa you always need a partner

[@sychocfj]

I love my black Latina sisters. Celia Cruz is a legend.

[@ernestolopezdevictoria8512]

I always thought this song was very interesting. There is a deep double meaning to the song, especially eaten with the rest of lyrics. The rest of the song has to do with how one is remembered after passing, and how one should live rightly. The word tumbao superficially means grace or swagger (it musically refers to the drum deep baseline in Afro-Caribbean drumming), but it’s also is a elision of the word “tumbado” which can also mean “fallen” or “entombed”. The words “nunca camina del la(d)o, can mean both “she never walks on the side” or as an imperative can mean “don’t ever walk beside her”...so the words “todo la sigue por su caminao” meaning “everyone follows her as she walks” can wake a more ominous tone, as it can mean ‘sidewalk’ to ‘walkway’ but can also mean “path” as in the general path one takes in life. So the song, especially the chorus, on the surface is a fun song about a woman who walks with swagger and confidence, but when taken with the rest of the lyrics in the song, can be heard as an admonition to do the opposite, and be conscious of how you live your life and not necessarily chasing what looks attractive, but may eventually lead you to a fall.

[@JulietRobin]

Thanks for explaining.

[@indiald3373]

FELIZ NOCHEBUENA ERNESTO!

[@jsprite123]

Nice explanation. I'll add that in quite a few Latin American countries, persons of African descent drop the "d" in words that end in "do" (as "tumbao" in "tumbado"). It adds a certain cadence to the speech.

[@animeman84]

Ernesto Lopez de Victoria I never thought of it that way before.You learn something new every day

[@starbrightinfinity3329]

jsprite123 actually this is a relic from Andalusia. You can here this in Chihuahua, New Mexico, and the Caribbean.

[@miriamtrejo6042]

La Reina 👑

[@angiegarcia5489]

Your face was priceless when she came out of the car and throughout the rest of the video. lol

[@SergioMartinez-bi8nd]

That was the BEST part ever. I am hoping to see his memes coming up soon

[@gloriacampuzano5397]

Jajajaja

[@fulanadetal7710]

Jamel: "What's she doing?" Me: Casually getting some new clothes... at the laundromat... like one does. LOL I DIED!!!

[@lilyj9924]

😂 I 💜 HIS REACTION 😮

[@Olga-ut8sm]

He act all shocked but rewinds that part 😂.

[@indiald3373]

@@lilyj9924 FELIZ NOCHEBUENA

[@lilyj9924]

@@indiald3373 HOLA IGUALMENTE Y UN FELIZ Y PROSPERO ANO NUEVO 🎉🎊💃🎶🎶🍷 BENDICIONES 🙏 PAZ Y 💞💞

[@rosenunez4328]

Swagger and for Cuban ‘s “Mi Negra ,” mi Negro “ is a term of endearment Sam with mi China etc

[@greenrobot5]

Definetely, hispanic people who aren't black even use it as a cute name to call your wife or girlfriend.

[@melissasosa6514]

Que viva Celia!!!! Celia por siempre!

[@victorypsalm9148]

The model name is Deborah David she’s from Guatemala‼️‼️‼️‼️ familia❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@SquidProQuo80]

Celia Cruz was that rarity that was having the hugest hits of her career up until her late 70's and it was pure fire and not some "old people music" but rather something that you'd hear in every young person's club. Imagine if Aretha was scoring #1 hits on the Billboard Hot 100 at the age of 75 and was still performing up until the end. There has never been anyone quite like her.

[@t.rodrigues8552]

Azuuuuuucar

[@kazumasatou6256]

Its refreshing to see a non latino embracing one of the most iconic latino songs ever. Love it.

[@ulyssesvillalobos7769]

LoL 🤣 your reaction was awesome my friend and definitely that black lady from the video, is a beauty! Celia was always making great hits with her powerful voice and amazing spirit 👍

[@jamelakajamal]

👍🏾

[@clpg6348]

@@jamelakajamal tumbao= SWAGG

[@cindyguevara3175]

The girl in the video is from my country, Guatemala!!!! Love it 🇬🇹❤️

[@anabanana020488]

Rip Celia cruz🙌🏾🙏🏿

[@anadelatorre157]

CUBA 🇨🇺🇨🇺🇨🇺🇨🇺🇨🇺🇨🇺🇨🇺🇨🇺🇨🇺🇨🇺🇨🇺🇨🇺🇨🇺🇨🇺🇨🇺🇨🇺🇨🇺🇨🇺🇨🇺🇨🇺🇨🇺 This video is everything! My grandparents are from Cuba I love this video with all my heart ! Celia and my grandmother were friends ❤️

[@indiald3373]

Ana De La Torre: BENDITO

[@BidenOwesMeGasMoney]

Ana De La Torre she represents ALL latinos

[@anaaxlauraaa]

Tandria Alfonso obviously, but she’s cuban so we’re also appreciating cuban culture 🇨🇺 :)

[@benprastitis3341]

thanks for introducing me to Latino music. I'm digging it!

[@StickWorldSeries]

Yay!!!

[@BetsyG24]

That's only one genre in latin music, we have more

[@looo5281]

Lmao!!! I was waiting on the part when she got naked!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 This is why Celia Cruz is so iconic! Avant-garde, ahead of her time. This song could come out today & ppl will still relate. At the time ppl thought Hispanics where only what they depicted of us. Celia taught us we come in all shapes & sizes & to always walk tall.

[@ejnava01]

Heck yeah! Merry Christmas to me!!! This song/vid is the total ish... It remains groundbreaking and avant garde with a hint of transgression (just to mess with the mainstream folk)... It's all that I love from our QUEEN... black is beautiful. *All hail the QUEEN!* PD: Thanks for reacting to this masterpiece

[@jamelakajamal]

👍🏾

[@indiald3373]

@@jamelakajamal ur reactions are freaking hilarious AY DIOS MIO

[@mariajoseclemont443]

¿Pero qué hay de malo en un cuerpo desnudo?. No seamos tan rancios y tan antiguos. El cuerpo humano es algo hermoso y ahí es tratado con salero y con respeto.

[@greenrobot5]

Sí, pero él lo tapó con el sticker porque sino KZbin elimina el video.

[@kissyfernandez5018]

Exacto! Todos tenemos un cuerpo y todos sabemos como lucen los cuerpos porque es nuestra anatomía, no entiendo el asombro de la gente como que nunca han visto un cuerpo desnudo. La verdad es que originalmente lo cubrimos del frío y lo protegemos del excesivo calor, pero esencialmente no cubrimos el cuerpo por vergüenza, la vergüenza nos la pasaron generacionalmente la cultura europea, pero los africanos e indígenas no tenían sus cuerpos como tabú. Todo era porque geográficamente usaban mas ropas los que venían de países más fríos, pero el cuerpo es una obra de arte preciosa y maravillosa, nada por lo que avergonzarse

[@David-zc6wq]

She was wearing a gold bikini. You need to stay off the beach, young man.

[@lovebirdheart5233]

Yeahhhh Brother! Grew up listening To the legendary Celia when I used to lived in the west costal area of Ecuador and she definitely exalted our Afro Latin American heritage and art! That’s why as Latinos we’re soo proud of Celias music

[@jb_nemesis_6283]

Lmfao!!!!!! I was looking forward to seeing your reaction to the naked lady hahahha

[@jamelakajamal]

🤣😳

[@marriimar6562]

OMG! Seems like you have never traveled to the Latin Caribbean.... lolol pobrecito.... the most funnest loving caring knows how to cook anything funniest loving amazingly powerful Afro-Latina like me... lol you are too funny... Check our JuJu or Amara from love and hip hop to understand how beautiful we are así negra y bella fieras

[@blochtar]

That chick deffinitely has tumbao!

[@javiermigoya]

Celia Cruz Was, Is and will always be our Beloved Cuban Queen

[@sanjuanagasca4124]

Jamel react to El General he is from Panama to muevelo

[@melirose89]

SanJuana Gasca yes this all the way!!!

[@looo5281]

Yessss omg what happened to el general?! 😭😭😭

[@melirose89]

G J he retired. He became a Jehovah Witness! I saw an interview with him a couple years ago where you see him going door to door preaching. I was pretty surprised lol

[@palomarodriguez3308]

El general is the first ever reggaeton artist right?

[@sanjuanagasca4124]

@@palomarodriguez3308 no the first was Renato he is also from Panama

[@Maddie9185]

Celia was one of the first artist of her generation to do a collaboration with the new music (rappers) of this generation, now everyone is doing it. She will always nube the queen of salsa.

[@aydeerenteria2432]

Celia Cruz es la Reina! Azuuucarr

[@dianadamcknight9902]

This has always been my theme song!!.She sang this about me. Lol!!

[@MRamirezvinsabella]

The look on your face when she walked out of the car....🤣🤣😳😄😄

[@cakehungrygirl]

Celia Cruz- Quimbara

[@jacluv7862]

Yes!!!! And "La Vida es un Carnaval" by Celia Cruz

[@DeannaJacksonDJsDelectables]

Both are fantastic songs!!

[@gibsoncallaway9922]

“Manzanita - Arranca” is a sample of this song well technically a remake but it is good too in my opinion! 🎶👌

[@greenrobot5]

It's amazing how at her old age she still came out with hits, La vida es un carnaval has a great message too

[@Dominicanard00]

🎶azucar azucar🎶

[@synckid]

That's the best part of salsa music. You can never tell the meaning of the song because the rhythm is usually upbeat. Check out No le pegue a la negra

[@jezzika8905]

Please react to “El Liston de tu Pelo” from Los Angeles Azules ♥️

[@cynthiafreyre6198]

Creo que ya lo tiene en el canal.

[@jezzika8905]

Cynthia Freyre gracias lo acabo de ver ☺️

[@300mirrors]

Giiiiirl that song ❤❤❤❤

[@greenrobot5]

Bronco is better.

[@myrnagarrasteguirealtor3138]

What’s even more impressive to me is that she was in her mid-70s when she recorded that song!!! She’s one of those incredible artists that managed to maintain relevance throughout the generations… Truly impressive! She was a gift 💕

[@mguerrero89]

Loved your dance moves and how you were actually singing along.

[@leiderfernandomoralesmoral4229]

Eyy yo. This song has a really beautifull meaning. Grettings from colombia. "NEGRA" means black woman; but when we call them like that, it is a word of love and brotherhood.

[@carloshernandez1792]

React to RRIE Y LLORA celia cruz👌😉

[@theoryofrelativity1981]

She’s saying you have to live your life to the fullest... she’s got a swag when she walks ❤️❤️❤️💪🏾👑🇨🇺

[@RiaLV]

Go watch the series called Celia, it gives you a sense of what her life was from childhood till she died. She is one of my favorite singers!!!!

[@centaviodehernandez]

My favorite 😍

[@j-cardenas879]

No hay ni habra otra mas grande que Celia Latin Queen of salsa ❤👏

[@angelica6609]

4:45 ahí viene... 4:49 jajajaajajaja era la reacción que espere jajaja

[@rtuumm]

you are one of the few who manages to break out of the mexican territory. That usually happens to many reactors who start reaction to Spanish music, but in reality they are only really reacting to Mexican music and never actually react to other spanish/latin music. this was Celia at the very end of her career and life. She died like 5 years after this song came out. She dominated South Florida.

[@anadelatorre157]

Odracir Zeravla 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@kiasman0114]

The world!

[@rtuumm]

@aivlis she was.... everyone loved her, but if you lived in South Florida in the 90-early 2000s you would know what Im talking about...

[@whatever5922]

Less years actually, and yeah they react to mexican music because Mexicans watch a lot of KZbin and therefore more views which means more money :)

[@Callebravo]

Not really. I see MANY videos of Americans reacting to Reggaeton music from Puerto Rico. Latin urban music.

[@anabanana020488]

I love your face jajajajaja funny

[@eddieshaw2401]

With all the colorism that goes on in Latin America, it's refreshing when we get Afro-Latinos who fully embrace their African roots !! #TegoCalderon

[@palomaqui]

Now I feel like dancing! Love her music. Thank you Jamal. :)

[@altarazul2]

one of the best song from Celia Cruz is "TU VOZ" (your voice) also it has a very beautiful lyrics. it was recorded many years ago but still a powerfull performance from a young Celia Cruz.

[@KP-zm1bo]

Hey there my brother. I'm Afrolatino and I wanted to explain the symbolism about this song. The Cuban lady with gold body paint represents Oshun, Celia Cruz, may she be in God's glory, gave homage to Oshun as represented by the lady in gold paint and the peacock feather that Celia is wearing in one of the scene. She also gave homage to Yemaya and Elegua in the scene where the young lady is wearing the blue dress and the man with the red and black suit is dancing at the intersection, Elegua is the keeper of the crossroads that's why they are dancing at that intersection. So there is a profound traditional African religious representation that is Beautifully and skillfully weaved into this video, specifically of Yoruba origin of Nigeria.

[@jessicasilveyra2236]

That's a great explanation, thank you so much for sharing it. A huge kiss to my beautiful Yemaya

[@ismaryrodriguez6]

Celia Cruz will always be “La Reina De La Salsa” orgullo de Cuba....

[@ccsilva6110]

And alot latinos

[@nella1091]

Del mundo. She was the first to do crossover, open up to other singers and Music Professionals. Se always the best.

[@kyleemon1852]

Such a great black empowerment song..some of us Latinos love our blk roots . I miss my celia

[@ma7608]

This black latina Queen was a humble beautiful soul. Rip Celia😇

[@centaviodehernandez]

R.I.P. Celia Cruz 🖤 🇨🇺 Azúcarrrr Queen Of Salsa 😘 Mí Aubuela

[@Angelica2020]

Celia was woke. She represented us afrolatinos so fabulosamente y deliciosamente bien. Ashé!!! glad you found her!

[@jb_nemesis_6283]

Click play cause it’s about to get real! Lol

[@renzoortizespinoza9464]

You have to listen to Argentinian Singer Mercedes Sosa with the song Soy Pan Soy Paz Soy Más is truly beautiful and heart warming ❤️ I love your reaction and respect for our latin culture

[@paolaramirez3385]

La rebelión plz react to that one lovee😂♥️

[@DeniseOrtiz1979]

Esta es otra canción emblemática

[@gustavogarcia2310]

Lol you acting like is the first time 👀 at a naked queen 😅

[@carlosbarahona928]

The Queen 🙌🏼

[@MarioGarcia-lw5ss]

YASSSS MAAM THE BLACK WOMEN IS WALKING BABY YES QUEEN 👑 CELIA CRUZ 🇨🇺

[@luckysixteen8624]

Fun fact: that video was recorded in Mexico City 😄

[@anahirodriguez7659]

Me encantaban sus pelucas tenía muchos estilos.

[@SuperPuma82]

Anyone else notice that it is recorded in the streets of the Historic Center of Mexico City?

[@lajudiajodona1212]

No es la ciudad de México, es Manhattan N.Y.C.🗽

[@SuperPuma82]

Creo que no eres de México y por eso lo dices ya que se nota que no conoces los edificios que salen en el video y dudo que también conozcas bien Manhattan, pero te explicare las referencias por minutos de este video: - min 0:44 la chica camina sobre la calle de Madero, el edificio con la fachada de ladrillos sobresalientes es el edificio de la tienda Zara que de hecho al minuto 1:02 se ve que difuminaron su letrero de la entrada a la tienda. - min 2:23 el edificio que sale atrás de Celia es la celebre torre Latinoamericana. ubicada en eje central y calle de Madero. - min 3:30, referencia obvia para todos los que conocemos bien el centro de la cuidad, es el local de Jugos Canada y el Hotel Canada clásicos lugares para visitar en la calle de Tacúba. - min 4:30 se llega a ver al fondo e la calle una de las torres de la catedral metropolitana. Las placas de todos los autos que salen pertenecen a la cuidad de México y los taxis son los llamados Bochos de color verde que por muchos años distinguían a los taxis de la ciudad, como puedes ver nada tienen que ver los los taxis amarillos clásicos de Manhattan. (lo puedes checar en el min 4:55). - min 5:30, es lo mas obvio de la cuidad de México ya que se ve de frente la torre Latinoamericana ( que en el video original hasta puedes leer su letrero eb la punta) y las escaleras que están en un costado del Palacio de Bellas Artes (donde todos pasan corriendo detrás de la chica) y justo unos minutos antes se ve que esta posa en una de las entradas al metro de la estación de Bellas Artes (en el video original se ve mejor ya que Jamal aca lo tapa por la desnudes de la chica). No hay de otra la cuidad de México se ve tan bien que engaña a los que no la conocen

[@SuperPuma82]

Y me falto la ultima referencia, ya para terminar en el minuto 7:09 se ve a tres personas (la negrita, y dos como vestidos de soldados en traje de gala) y justo atras de ellos es el Monumento a Juarez, ubicado en la Alameda Central.

[@Becky_Cal]

La Judía Jodona - Si es CDMX. Aquí esta un enlace de un artículo desde Nicaragua donde comentan que fue rodado en las calles de CDMX y hasta causó polémica porque la chica estaba desnuda. Y hay mucho videos y artistas q hacen sus videos en CDMX: C.Tangana (Mala Mujer), Romeo Santos (Centavito), Cold Play (A Head Full of Dreams), etc. . www.vivanicaragua.com.ni/2017/11/29/variedades/la-negra-tiene-tumbao-la-chica-que-todos-creiamos-cubana/

[@whatever5922]

La Judía Jodona es Mexico

[@moscoquera]

i'm actually surprised by his shoulder movement.

[@micaelamontes73]

Lol “what you have me watching!”😂🤣🤣

[@carlosvera7911]

React to grupo niche ,song ,calipachanguero

[@DeniseOrtiz1979]

Esta canción es emblemática

[@carlosvera7911]

@@DeniseOrtiz1979 sería muy bueno que reaccione a ella

[@burnieblunt8798]

You just having a li'l culture clash with latino culture. In our culture, ain't nothing that needs to be censored. In that video.

[@MMSugranyes]

You're my favorite guy (with respect) when you react to different kind of music. Not only you're funny reacting to Celia songs and others, but you say the RIGHT WORDS of what music is. It's an universal language THAT UNITE US ALL. I am from Puerto Rico and we cried so much when Celia passed We should keep talking that language! You're awesome !!

[@kingdomrominitii7616]

The Queen of 💃 she is Our bishops first cousin. La reigna Celia Cruz that’s black power walk this way and talk this way ladies

[@jessefranco29]

azucar!!

[@keep_it_real_1]

This is the first time I have seen this fab lady sing..she is fantastic..i love this type of music but never seen her before..i shall look for more of her music now and play it VERY loud... fantastic fantastic x

[@Mapr30]

You need to check Celia Cruz : Usted Abuso, Tu Voz .Forever the Queen of Salsa Cceelliiaaa

[@vivimedina8]

La Reina de la Guaracha..👑 Azuuucaaaar❤👌

[@tcrump212IsLmbrJck_t]

RIP SISTA CELIA YALL WATCH THAT MINISERIES ON NETFLIX, TOO!

[@shanapeete]

Yes. It was so good.

[@haidemendez2017]

La Reina de Salsa! RIP Celia Cruz

[@lilyj9924]

RIP CELIA🙏🌹 & her music will live forever AZUCAR 💕

[@AlmanzaColor]

The Spanish black Hispanics speak is delicious. Their accent is, hmmm what word could I use? Well I’m trying to say you never get tired of listening to their accent.

[@jdmercado718]

Celia Cruz "Bemba Colora" Yankee Stadium

[@kathyna31]

Ohh honey, in "that part' your face is a poem 😂😂