Chinese & Japanese Musicians React to Faouzia's RIP Love Singer 2024 Final

[@minorafarouk3065]

What r u talking about!!! She's been playing the piano since she was 4! She can play by ear and without notes even though she can read notes! She's been trained on a professional level. She can play more than one instrument, She can play the piano, the violin, the guitar and the darabuka. There r so many videos of her on KZbin playing the piano.

[@siomonn_musique]

To clarify for my friend, he does consider Faouzia amazing for being able to play and sing at the same time. It's just that he can tell this is not a pianist who practises the whole day every day and does it solely for a living. People notice these intricacies when it is their profession, and it is by no means to bring her down. I guess it's fair to say for most singers who play the piano too.

[@VIP-ow3ck]

She actually does improvise A LOT if you compare her live stages with her rehearsal ones they're always different from each other, even at her her concert and shows she always improvises, takes risks and brings something new.

[@siomonn_musique]

I watched the rehearsal for this show. You're right!

[@Rosannasfriend]

I already told you guys the last time that she is classically trained on piano… I see that you didn’t listen!

[@siomonn_musique]

I did read your comment, Rosannasfriend, and discussed it with my friend. As far as I know, a lot of pianists play 8 hours a day every day to be a professional pianist. In my conservatoire, some pianists would leave the practice rooms only when the building shuts down at late midnight. I think what my friend means is that he can tell from Faouzia's playing that it, albeit great, does not live up to such a high standard, which to be fair singers can hardly achieve as it is not their main instrument.

[@sgserene]

Don't even bother with these 2 guys.

[@jeff.howard]

I think it was a fair observation. Maybe not really relevant to the performance...but a musician certainly may notice the difference between someone who plays the piano an hour a day, and plays very well, vs. someone who plays 8 hours a day and is a master of the instrument.

[@sgserene]

Dudes, she is Moroccan born, but she lived 23 of her 24 years in Canada 🇨🇦.

[@siomonn_musique]

We are aware of this. Why did you bring this up?

[@Nauma3]

About the confusion you mentioned, I think people just hear "I never loved you" and don't really pay attention to the rest of the lyrics.. She mentions multiple times that she's sad, like "it kills me to see you like this" and "it haunts me everyday" so I think the sadness that you hear in the singing was intentional.. She's being brutally honest but still feels sad that the other person is hurt. The "lo le lo le" part always sounded to me like a cry of pain and grieve before she says RIP, love.

[@siomonn_musique]

That makes sense. Sounds like a femme fatale though. 😂

[@mitsukiorochimaru4291]

Spanish music is mainly Arabic music, because even the guitar was created by arabs it was called Oud, arab used to live in spain that's where the castles like Alhambra and many other historical sites were made by arabs.

[@4misa2078]

Not Arabs but north africans😅

[@mitsukiorochimaru4291]

@@4misa2078 Arabs, I'm north African and I'm Arab, and I'm talking about our heritage, who the F*** are you, to talk on my behalf.

[@user-wv6be8gu4k]

@@4misa2078North Africa is inhabited by Arabs, such as Morocco, Algeria, Libya, Tunisia, Somalia and the Comoros Islands.

[@Lovelyisimba]

I am not gonna lie she should have won this she is just on a whole another level with singing skills take everything aside just singing and her techniques she is the real winner the competition is called the singer I suppose lol

[@siomonn_musique]

In some way, I agree. However, the competition is not just evaluation of vocals skills like an academy, but also how you can make the audience relate. Maybe the audience related better to the champion on that day.

[@baxiry.]

Fawzia is studying engineering at university. However, she plays a range of instruments with beautiful performances on stage in front of a large audience. Even full-time music professionals cannot master every instrument. Fawzia is a talented amateur singer and musician. We enjoy this talent that she shares with us.

[@siomonn_musique]

Her singing is super professional now.

[@Lovelyisimba]

She plays piano on generade covered the full song in piano while singing …… so don’t judge so fast

[@siomonn_musique]

To clarify for my friend, he does consider Faouzia amazing for being able to play and sing at the same time. It's just that he can tell this is not a pianist who practises the whole day every day and does it solely for a living. People notice these intricacies when it is their profession, and it is by no means to bring her down. I guess it's fair to say for most singers who play the piano too.

[@BrunoSousa-sk7pb]

Faouzia is definitely the true Champion this year. Please react to her Desert Rose performance on The Singer 2024.

[@siomonn_musique]

We probably won't look back at Singer 2024, but she's in a new show, which we'll look at a lot!

[@4misa2078]

6:14 It's the Moroccan way darbouka😂

[@nassimgr616]

Yesss this is her family his dad and mom

[@siomonn_musique]

I thought it was her dad and sister! Doesn't she look like my friend?

[@oumaymazmarrou2706]

You should do more researchers about Africa, this continent is a very rich and interesting one that’s why the colonizer always wanted to invade it, and take it for himself. And Morocco has a very strategic location between the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea which is very important for economy. Thanks for the reaction and Faouzia is a real star and we Moroccans we are proud of her. Ps: the two people in the middle of the crowd are her parents ur right sir!

[@siomonn_musique]

I do plan to research more! Have you got any recommendations on resources?

[@hajarbbf4551]

Speaking of Africa, it is a diverse continent, but it is oppressed, and all people have an idea like yours. Africa is a continent, not a country, and we are not all of the same race. There are Arabs, Amazighs, Egyptians, and Senegalese. The Pharaohs are from the African continent, and the most famous traveler in the world, Ibn Batota, is a Moroccan from Africa. The first university in the world is in Morocco. The most famous map in the world was drawn by an African Moroccan. There is much that was not mentioned in the side, except that Spain and Portugal ruled Morocco before the Crusaders entered it and expelled Muslims from it towards Morocco, Tunisia, and Algeria. Egypt, which has a Pharaonic civilization that is considered one of the oldest civilizations, is originally from Africa.

[@siomonn_musique]

Say no more. My history teacher will be ashamed of having me as her student. To speak of another blind spot of mine, it is funny that I somehow never related Egypt to Africa albeit having played Age of Empires and watched Cleopatra. It seems a country on no continent to me.

[@Nekomataki]

She plays piano, guitar, violin and she produce right and sing her own music and song i think it's more than enough for her age she is only 23 and also she is a computer engineer also... Aaa i forgot to say she also design fashion designs.

[@siomonn_musique]

I saw her interviews. She knows what she wants and is very motivated, with wisdom a lot of her peers are still pursuing.

[@ahmednaim1017]

You right 😊. It's an arabic flamenco Vibe. Check the story of spain when arabs where there... It gives Andalousien flamenco Spice. Stay safe

[@4misa2078]

You Mean north africans😅

[@ruhamakassahun8831]

she sounded sarcastic because she was mocking someone that said that to her on the first part of the verse. she actually wrote this song about another person's perspective. and also the second part sounded sad because she was sad this was what the other person was like. and how that person said that to her. it is sort of genius she is able to convey so much in simple expression and change of tones. She is definitely very talented and smart. Thanks for the honest and sensible reaction guys.

[@abdelhadibaladi-f2b]

Faouzia chante bien🎉❤ faouzia meilleur🎉❤thank you faouzia 🎉❤🎉

[@pinocchiotarator4590]

Thank you for this reaction, I also noticed that you are always obliged to approach the history, but I see that it is a good point to better understand the culture of others.😊😊😊👌🏼👍🏼🙏🏼

[@siomonn_musique]

Thank you. 😂 I'll try my best.

[@nazlitechschool]

Faouzia´s songs and lyrics are always unique, I feel it's like storytelling, one song connects to the other in another way. Faouzia is an intelligent singer who improvises a lot, which makes her singing style different and unique, setting her apart from many singers. As for playing piano, she plays very well like a professional, you need to check her stripped versions where she plays piano and you will see there. One advice I would like to give you both is to learn more about Faouzia, especially her singing and instrumental playing skills from many of her other songs, especially the stripped versions, so you have better knowledge of her personality, singing style, and instrumental playing skills. Overall, nice work on Faouzia´s song reaction except for the lack of knowledge in some parts of Faouzia´s skills.

[@siomonn_musique]

Thanks for your sharing and recommendation. Our reaction is usually based on the single video we react to. But we are getting better at knowing her artistry.

[@baxiry.]

some informations: lo li lo li.. is a Spanish rendering of the Arabic words: Layli Layli Ya Layli. These are the words that open the song Desert Rose. Its literal meaning: Ah my Layli, ah my Layli. Its poetic significance: The memories and moments that come to the mind of the lover at night so he cannot sleep from the pain of those memories and he sighs: OOh my Night! OOh my Night!

[@siomonn_musique]

Is it the same lo li in RIP, Love and Shakira's Whenever Wherever?

[@AyaRaddi]

Africa is the origin of the world, its a rich and diverse continent , so many ethnicities , races , languages , religions , about morocco its original habitants are called amazigh and they are on of the oldest groups in africa , yes morocco is very well known throughout history because of its geographical location, it was the passageway of european and other continents into africa , also you should read about the history of the moors in Spain and andalucia that was ruled by them , morocco is a very culturally diverse county , i see a lot of asian tourists in morocco everyday , they are some of the nicest 🤣🤍

[@4misa2078]

Exactly They have to read history😅

[@siomonn_musique]

Thank you for the information!

[@ahmednaim1017]

Her mother and her father yes

[@dodoartemis4344]

You're wrong she is a professional pianist, she's also Very versatile, she plays violin,piano, guitar and Derbouka, check her songs in the stripped version and you can judge, stop being arrogant

[@siomonn_musique]

My friend's definition of a professional pianist might be someone who practises 8 hours a day continually. It is understandable why he feels she is a professional singer with piano skills.

[@raspberryswirl375]

It's hard to tell how good Faouzia's piano skills are, probably because playing the piano and singing (especially on this level) is incredibly difficult. If you are interested in seeing someone who does a LOT of improvisation and plays complex piano parts while singing, I highly recommend Tori Amos. She was accepted to the Peabody institute at age 5, and trained in classical piano there until she was kicked out at 11 for "musical insubordination". She wanted to compose her own work, and they weren't having it. Her songs have also 'evolved' over time, often becoming more complex, or being completely re-imagined. Just keep in mind that she does a lot of experimental things, and can be a bit...controversial 😅. Maybe start with this one: m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/fXvWioSPlL-LgZY&pp=ygUedG9yaSBhbW9zIHByZWNpb3VzIHRoaW5ncyBsaXZl

[@siomonn_musique]

Thanks for the recommendation. I know of her for long, but didn't get a chance to listen yet.

[@raspberryswirl375]

I think you will enjoy her work, but you two can be pretty brutal 😅. Even if her music isn't to your taste (which it may or may not be), I think you will at least be able to appreciate her musicianship. Thanks for the entertaining reactions, I look forward to seeing more! ​@siomonn_musique

[@rajaejiji4575]

تعليق الشخص الصيني افضل من الياباني.من المؤسف ان الآسيويين لديهم معلومات قليلة عن العرب وافريقيا.و احيانا معلوماتهم خاطئة.لذا من الجيد التعرف اكتر على ثقافات غيرك و دراستها

[@siomonn_musique]

شكرا لك، نحن نحاول كل منا بطريقته الخاصة.

[@luvSA511]

😊 It's her dad yes. Sister too.. Her family

[@GaryRodgers-gl3wk]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@believe893]

Did you really guys know about history,is this history!!or you know things they wanna you to know🥴

[@siomonn_musique]

Any resources you would recommend, like books or documentaries?

[@ruhamakassahun8831]

@@siomonn_musique i would start with the history of eqyptian empires and aksumite empirt, byzantine empire, kingdom of zimbabwe, the songahi empire, the benin empire, the ethiopian empire, the kongo empire, mail empire and mupta too. Hope this helps. And you'll learn much more about us. i would recommend the yt video The Untold Stories of the Great African Empires | A Journey Through Time and as for a book. i would recommend Great Kingdoms of Africa by Parker, John

[@siomonn_musique]

@@ruhamakassahun8831 Thanks for the recommendation.

[@hasnaebeuker2085]

Arabic flamemco, andalusian

[@PierreLuxy]

Btw morocco is the only african country who concurred parts of Europe (spain / portugal ) for more than 200years that’s why u will find that spanish music is influenced by arabic music

[@1thomson]

The Moors ruled almost the entire Iberian Peninsula from 700 CE until their final stronghold, the Kingdom of Córdoba, fell in 1492 CE. So, they were either the dominant power or a powerful military, economic, and cultural influence in Iberia for almost 800 years. At the height of their power, their rule extended into southern France, and they were only turned back from the complete conquest of Europe after the French defeated them at the Battle of Tours in 732 CE.

[@ahmedamine27]

yes that was her familly

[@christinapitak466]

Hi, please react to Dimash Kudaibergen, a young singer from Kazakhstan. He has a beautiful & angelic voice. Ikanaide, Stranger, S.OS. when I’ve got you are some of his songs. Go on his KZbin, he sings in different genres, 15 languages. He is n amazing singer. Thank you. Love & Peace from Ohio, USA

[@siomonn_musique]

We have reacted to his duet with Chante Moore in Singer 2024. kzbin.info/www/bejne/g5avindqg7aWr5I

[@tkokotahiri]

Morroco ❤

[@AJAENT]

I think you are using the Arabic melody here.

[@TinsleyLifeSkills]

So how good a singer is the professional pianist or percussionist ;););)

[@lila1957]

For an intriguing performance can you react to Chinese artist Hua Chenyu in the singer contest 2018 who sings Fake Monk (a cover) Thanks

[@siomonn_musique]

Are you a foreign of Hua Chenyu?

[@lila1957]

@@siomonn_musique Yes, I'm a French fan. I discovered it in 2020 (during covid)

[@siomonn_musique]

Wow! Didn't expect him to have foreign listeners.

[@lila1957]

@@siomonn_musique More and more foreigners are making the trip to attend his pharaonic concerts(from all continents)

[@FatimaLachhab-b5j]

🇲🇦♥️🥳🌹🎇

[@mounaelachlouj8311]

Guys u so nice and funny 😂

[@siomonn_musique]

Thank you so much!

[@elmiram.8816]

Are sure, you are enough educated musically ¹ to make reactions to any singer?!

[@jkjkjkburger]

Csn you please react to ahmet kaya kafama sıkar giderim please turkish Singer

[@siomonn_musique]

Noted! Thanks for recommendation.

[@jkjkjkburger]

@@siomonn_musique I will wait for reaction

[@Pass1404]

😂😂 the oldest civilisation are in north africa and middle east.