Classical musician's reaction & analysis: SINFUL PASSION by DIMASH QUDAIBERGEN

[@SirHairless]

I didn't include in the video the mention of Igor Krutoy giving a standing ovation at the end - very cool! ====== Check out my other reactions to Dimash Qudaibergen in the Dimash playlist below! kzbin.info/aero/PL-tAjLxAAkA8ENlOk6-WAYZd-dqKxYmdT

[@eliselippert9953]

It is Igors sister besides him. She persuaded Igor to go watch this .. and after D's performance the two started working together (some say that Igor skipped retirement to work with Dimash) .. Btw often Dimash just let a hand shake be the contract of doing a job together Thanks for your reaction from a Danish Dear and Angel 🌷🇩🇰❤️

[@barbarasaracini1271]

​@@eliselippert9953The woman on his left is his wife. Not sure if the woman standing on his right is his daughter. Maybe someone else knows.

[@dinofabie]

Sir Hairless, when can we see your react video of Dimash's Diva Song? If you want to see the original Diva Song, search the movie "The Fifth Element - Diva Song" and compare it to Dimash

[@LM-yn5xq]

​@@dinofabieYES ❤❤❤

[@jackzeldon2883]

Wow you really do not miss anything....... SH your reactions are fantastic - super concise w/ gr8 pace but packed w/ relevant, interesting content - it's clear you put a lot of work into these reactions... Most Dimash fans see Hundreds of diff reactors but you are among the best b/c it's rare someone can break down the Vocals & the Chord Progressions & instrumentation - High level analysis worthy of Dimash's Virtuoso performances - Bravo!

[@JohnWarner-lu8rq]

...... there's nothing much that compares with a 22 second vocal run on one breath.

[@barefootalien]

My absolute top recommendation for you would be Ikanaide, from the Tokyo Jazz Festival. I feel like it's Dimash's grand-masterpiece. It's the most nuanced, intricate, emotion-inundated performance I've ever seen, of anything. A master-class in conveying emotion and telling a story in a language that not only do I not understand... but neither does he. The composer originally sang it himself, not trusting anyone else with the emotion. The title (said EE-kah-NAH-ee-DAY), which means "Please don't go," is sung many, many times, and every single one is meant to be with a different emotion and connotation, and the composer said that Dimash did it even better than he did.

[@goldfishwatching1619]

The 'goat's trill' is part of traditional Turkic music, particularly in mourning songs. A tribute to the original singer from A Studio who passed away.

[@ordinaryvalley]

was that Dimash's idea to insert that part or the bands idea?

[@жаннаомск]

​@@ordinaryvalleyDimash adds a lot to the arrangements from himself, sings as he feels the musical material, actually turning it into personal. In addition, his friend and music producer Erlan Bekchurin participates in many arrangements. But Dimash was self-willed from childhood and sang as his soul felt.

[@timhuffmaster3588]

Also called a “caprino” for “tiny goat”.

[@ФуадМамедов-т7б]

Батырхан Шукенов

[@ordinaryvalley]

@@жаннаомск thank uu👌👌🙏

[@rethavandeventer4161]

Also stranger. Holds his breath for 20 seconds too and the goat yodelling to the next inhuman level.

[@ArthurOfThePond]

This was the video that convinced me Dimash is in fact a siren. Beautiful ethereal, slightly eerie high notes. Check. Doesn't need to breathe. Check. Absolutely mesmerizing. Check.

[@JustMyOpinion1010]

I always imagine a jet engine 😂

[@muratomar6502]

Jet engine in Adajio 😁

[@SirHairless]

Do you mean siren as in siren’s song (mythological creatures) or an ambulance siren 😂 could be both

[@r.p.8906]

🤣@@SirHairless

[@maramaara1726]

Siren's song❤

[@zemanoshtronz]

For those who like information about Dimas' songs: Sinful Passion - The story behind this song is very interesting: The band that accompanies Dimash is the same one that composed the song, without the singer who died after a heart attack! The band is also from Kazakhstan and this performance by Dimash revitalized the song. Moreover, in the final part he added, with an oriental technique (from the Kazakhstan region). The song was originally performed in 1998 and the band name is A'Studio (Kazakh pop music group based in Russia, "Alma-Ata Studio", Almaty city). The dead singer (who Dimash was a fan of) left the band in 2000 and passed away in 2015 and his name was Batyrkhan Shukenov. The lyrics are by the poetess Ilia Reznik together with Baigaly Serkebayev, who is the long-haired keyboardist, who we see in the video that accompanies Dimash. Hugs from Brazil! Original Version (A’Studio): kzbin.info/www/bejne/eX-cl3utndOUla8

[@Rain1]

Thank you for the tidbit of info!

[@SirHairless]

Thanks for the info!

[@lexxusrain1601]

Thank you!!

[@brasil1604]

Dimash is definitely a gift from God🙏💜💜💜

[@luzmilavizurraga1241]

Right!❤

[@b747bis]

That's what his last name means. I began to take it seriously.

[@ВалентинаПанченко-щ4п]

Dimash 23 секунды!!! Последняя нота Браво! Браво! Браво!

[@laurys7077]

React to Dimash "AVE MARIA"

[@AmyNance-k1n]

It is not just range but CONTROL, God given talent and a pure love of music! I am American and have his CDs and can't understand most of his lyrics but DO NOT CARE, I love listening to him as much as any other artist ❤❤❤❤

[@barbarasaracini1271]

I love your analyses of Dimashs performances! You're one of my top three reactors!

[@SirHairless]

Cheers!!

[@Triton_Secure]

I'm curious as to who your others are. 'The reactors I like most are "The Charismatic Voice", "The Daily Doug" and "The Fairy Voice Mother"

[@karenm5681]

The Charismatic Voice…yes! ♥️My favourite reactor. 🏆 If you enjoy Elizabeth I bet you’ll also enjoy a friend of hers, Peter Barber who also does opera (bass) and is a reaction & analysis person in a very similar style like how Elizabeth structures her videos. Haven’t heard of the other 2 reactors you mentioned but will check them out! Thanks! 😊

[@Triton_Secure]

@@karenm5681 yes, I regularly watch Peter Barber.

[@jameswallace-vf1tt]

I find your reaction and comments very educational. Since finding Dimash on KZbin, I’ve learned so much about singing and the decisions made with the music accompaniment of Dimash’s singing. Thank you for your details around each performance of Dimash. He’s the only person I follow on KZbin. He’s the best singer I’ve ever heard. I’m so happy to be alive to hear an amazing talent like Dimash.

[@SirHairless]

🙌🙌

[@robincosta8973]

I am really enjoying your reactions to and explanations of Dimash's music. Thank you for taking this journey. As a Dear, watching someone else learn about Dimash is always a joy....especially if that someone is as knowledgeable as you are. I hope you continue to explore Dimash. Even after years of following him, I'm continually surprised by his innovations. Believe it or not, he's still a work-in-progress.

[@elky1883]

You summed up my thoughts exactly ,well put

[@SirHairless]

Thanks!

[@r.p.8906]

10:05 unbelievable voice that seems to come from a different dimension with incredible ease. Humility is indeed a quality that comes with angelic voices. Thank you!!

[@SirHairless]

Thanks Rayna!!

[@doreenvantintelen2578]

Igor Krutoy is in the audience. Giving him a standing ovation. A pretty dominant shot at the end of the song.

[@SirHairless]

Yes I included this in my pinned comment

[@АнтонШкуро-ъ9ф]

Могу сказать, что крайне завидую тем, кто впервые слышит "грешная страсть" и прочие композиции в исполнении Димаша. Это бесценно. Сотрите мне память и покажите мне ВСЕ его исполнения!

[@briangraham5156]

Western music is constructed on the tone and half-tone. In the folkloric passages in this performance and in "Stranger," Dimash demonstrates his level of comfort and his skill with quarter-tone music, readily found in Middle-Eastern and Indian music. I'm sure other cultures are utilizing quarter-tone music, but those are the two with which I am most familiar.

[@SirHairless]

Very interesting point! Quarter-tones are a tricky area because of tuning and the frequencies. Equal temperament has a very interesting history - here's an example of music from the 16th century making use of a 24-tone octave which I think is quite cool kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZpLOeKd6hbuFrs0

[@briangraham5156]

@@SirHairless Thank you for the link. It has opened my ears to an even broader exploration of music. The harpsichord piece was dissonant on the first listen, but it made sense on the second time around.

[@kriknut1]

⁠cool 😃 thanks 😊

[@melodini3125]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@silviasabato4762]

Bravo maestro Dimash ❤❤❤

[@boozie1918]

Really enjoyed thank you Re : the trill - when you eventually get to ‘The Story of One Sky’ you will hear some exceptional mastery of special singing effects from different areas of the world as Dimash does a vocalise section representing some of the world’s great religions. I recommend you watch the live concert video version rather than the official music video - : Almaty Concert / Part 3 from 25:35 mins. And the music is composed by Dimash.

[@BlueGreenMarble111]

I recommend seeing both the MV and the live versions. The live version strips away the visuals and storyline that demand more attention in the MV. The Story of One Sky is a masterpiece that took Dimash 3 years to complete.

[@lisaquad6333]

@@BlueGreenMarble111agree! Watch the mv first to get the whole story, then the live version, which is breathtaking!

[@Sara_Katariina]

15:52 thank you for this and other Dimash analysis! After these I get much more out of the Dimash listening experience. ✨ I love you style and how you explain with examples and piano. Keep the great work going! 🔥

[@SirHairless]

Thanks so much!

[@katyb9532]

The first time I heard this song from Dimash my jaw dropped to the floor! This dude is crazy! Loved this reaction!

[@lilidragan2176]

As always, very detailed and professional approach. Thank you, sir!

[@SirHairless]

🙏🏽 Thanks

[@LudaHarlana]

Шикарная песня в исполнении Димаша и отличная реакция

[@irasemadolan448]

Dimash❤ es fantástico y único en su estilo musical 🎤

[@lkayh]

Somewhere in the hundreds of comments you may already have learned that the guy in the white shirt at the end, starting the standing ovation, is Russian composer Igor Krutoy. He came out of retirement after this to work with Dimash, which is why we have Stranger, Ave Maria, Ogni PIetra, and all those other wonderful collaborations. I really like the cello and/or bassoon accompanying Dimash. Something about those sounds really compliment his voice. Great reaction==love the analysis!

[@SirHairless]

Yes, I included it in my pinned comment instead of the video! So cool to see 👌 Thank you 🙌

[@Gokash4672]

I do enjoy a knowledgeable reaction from a Classucal Musician. I’ve seen this video on its own hundreds of times. Appreciate you imparting musical know how though! Love Dimash! Thank you. 🤩👍😍❤️🇨🇦

[@ordinaryvalley]

I can listen to his voice everyday...Im in love

[@EllaSilentDragon]

Dimash never stops improving. Every time we think that we’ve seen it all, he surprises us again. It’s such a great joy to listen to him. 😊❤❤❤ And for me it’s extra fun, when someone as knowledgeable as you can explain how Dimash made me feel what I feel. 🥰 Your technical analysis of this song is amazing. And I love your voice as well. ❤ I really hope to see you discover more of his songs. ☺️

[@SirHairless]

Cheers!

[@biljanakv]

Невероватни Димаш ! ❤❤❤❤❤

[@marzenalidia8277]

For me Dimash is one of those aliens that forgot how to human, got famous by accident and just run with it. He's absolutely out of this world!

[@queeniebennett5589]

Great reaction 😊

[@yelenapiatigorsky]

Dimash’ performances can not be explained as simple ranges or techniques of the singing skill. His idea of performance in the message for the listeners, could be love, passion, peace…..and he uses his limitless arsenal of methods to deliver those messages. His aesthetics and skills of performance and a stage presence used for this purpose. It is why when people ask him how many octaves can he takes he is kind of surprised, because it is not what he wants listeners to get from his performances. Emotions are what he is looking for….❤

[@HelenLouie]

You're the first reactor I've seen out of hundreds who thought to watch A Studio's original video. This was a tribute performance by A Studio/Dimash for their original and beloved late singer. The Monteverdi/goat trill is a tribal/Middle Eastern mourning/funereal expression. Their percussionist now works with Dimash, perhaps most visibly in his SOS digital video (the "triangle man").

[@lisaquad6333]

Love the percussion guy! He is fantastic! Dimash hires only the best❣️

[@fionavarian9151]

And WHAT a percussionist... Absolutely not "just" the triangle man. 😍❤️

[@SirHairless]

Thanks! I thought I recognised the percussionist as my first Dimash reaction was to SOS

[@marane-hand]

I watched Igor Krutoy's face every time they performed or even talked together with Dimash. He was amazed, shocked, interested, etc. But several times he was obviously worried that Dimash would "fly away", hilarious. He looked at Dimash as some world magic phenomenon, and he was right.

[@Brunobs15]

As análises sobre o dimash que você faz são excelentes

[@SirHairless]

Obrigado!

[@Tania.Krasnopolskaia]

Здравствуйте! Вы очень тонко чувствуете музыку) Спасибо за реакцию, мы рады, что вы с нами❤️☺️

[@SirHairless]

Спасибо ☺

[@yayangyang7136]

Very detailed reactions and analysis ...love it. Next please react Stranger ❤

[@yayangyang7136]

@@Елена-д5у8м of course 😁❤️

[@SirHairless]

Thank you! Stranger is on my list 👍🏽

[@lynebjornson2928]

Thank you for that, Dimash is an angel from another world. ❤

[@nataliyakolesnik1671]

❤❤❤ So profound!

[@rabbitholereaction]

I love watching people who actually know music reacting to this performance. You can literally see the brain glitching out because we get how insane this performance is! 😂 Great reaction, thank you for sharing.

[@SirHairless]

🙏🎶

[@Urgelt]

My underinformed opinion: he transitions from a yodel to a bleat as he increases the frequency of his glottal stops. I've listened to this passage hundreds of times. Insane control. I am enjoying your analysis very much!

[@ОльгаБарышкова-н7н]

Спасибо большое за реакцию. ДИМАШ Совершенство ❤

[@linadona5068]

Dimash is the best singer ever !

[@SP_33333]

Beautiful musical breakdown of another spectacular performance by Dimash. Very much appreciated. Thank you.

[@yerbololzhayev2662]

You have to listen him singing “Stranger”!!! Also there is a cool videos like him singing “Adagio” “Love like a dream” “Opera 2”

[@nancyeleonora]

I love your reactions to Dimash. Greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@SirHairless]

Thank you to you in Brazil!

[@pamscarr8696]

Dimash loved the song by A Studio and wanted to promote them to the world, so he used them in this video.

[@Tania.Krimea.]

мне 45 , я еще помню и люблю песни группы " А Студио"

[@fatimacorralmartinez8134]

This song is very very beautiful for me. Thanks so much 🙏🏻

[@egay86292]

definitely an angel from Mars, sent to mock us.

[@rogue-ryzen]

You really need to listen to Opera 2 - Dimash ❤ he is an alien with an angelic voice

[@susanleigh7618]

Fabulous!! Great reaction!!

[@SirHairless]

Thanks!

[@tahiannamelli9182]

Dimash el👑🎶🎤 . Stranger , Across Endless Dimensions , Unforgetatble day (festival de gakku ) . Todos los días una dosis de Dimash es esencial 🤩 .

[@susan6437]

Adagio ❤

[@wyoleo8453]

I enjoy seeing your facial expressions with each Dimash reaction😊. I'm looking forward to seeing your reactions to Drunken Concubine/Diva Dance with chinese opera singer Li Yugang, and Dimash's cover of Ikanaide for the 2020 Tokyo Jazz Festival

[@SirHairless]

Thank you! And for the recommendations - all are on my list

[@lkayh]

He definitely has a great Dimash face. LOL. At some point down the line we need to see his Geoff Castellucci face.

[@YhvMagsisi]

Just #TheBestVoiceInTheWorld , #DimashQudaibergen 💙🦋💙

[@mikepost8965]

Dimash is committed to giving the audience in front of him a spectacle. He is very aware and appreciative of the fact that fans have gone to the trouble to be there. It's always the audience first with Dimash.

[@b747bis]

Yes, remember concert in the rain?

[@rosaliepanganiban8441]

That's when Igor Krutoy first heard Dimash, the man gaving him standing ovation. I'm here for more Dimash❤

[@Lauren-7777]

Dimash is the Jack of all trades, Master of All. Yes! He can rap too.❤

[@SirHairless]

I'm yet to hear him rap 😮

[@englishtea9163]

I adore Sinful Passion by Dimash! It's very cinema-like, dramatic in a good way. This arrangement suits very well Dimash's voice show-offs❤

[@Psycorde]

I can't help but rewatch that run at the end, it's just so fun

[@КазакбайКазакбаев]

Керемет реакция! Рахмет!

[@marlenemarenco9694]

Saludos desde Costa Rica pura vida amo a dimash el es el mejor del mundo 🇨🇷🇨🇷🇨🇷🇨🇷

[@SirHairless]

🙌

[@Bobbias]

It seems you haven't reacted to Kim So Hyang yet, and you absolutely should. She's a Korean singer who sings mostly soul/gospel, and has an absolutely incredible voice. Despite having had many offers and opportunities, she opted not to get into the music industry as an internationally renowned singer. She sings instead as a way of bringing people comfort. This is because she is a cancer survivor and a devout Christian. She was left unable to conceive a child as a result of her cancer, and so she felt that her life's goal now is to use her gift to bring comfort to those in need just as music and her faith gave her comfort in her time of need. Her rendition of Bridge Over Troubled Water is incredible, and her most iconic performance is of a song called Arirang Alone, which is a modern variation of an old folk song. The theme is always of love and separation from that love, often involving tragedy. The modern version she sings speaks to the separation of North and South Korea, and the song is seen as a sort of unofficial national anthem on Korea.

[@SirHairless]

Thanks for the comment and the song recommendations! I've been recommended her a few times before so she's on my radar - perhaps I'll get round to her music in the near future

[@gioorellano5584]

amazing

[@CimaraOliveira]

Thanks for reaction our favorite singer in the world

[@chris6770]

This performance was a tribute to the guitarist in the band who passed, he was so humble in his speech at the end.

[@CrYou575]

Another great analysis that reveals more of the technical side.

[@SirHairless]

😊

[@LuzFannyVidalMendez-sv7ef]

DIMASH cambió por completo mis gustos musicales desde que lo conocí, ha dejado poco tiempo para escuchar a otros cantantes .como Diana, Forestella, Lara. DIMASH el mejor de los mejores y Sinful Pasión una de sus tantas obras maestras❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@МахмудАртуров]

Это исполнение Этой песни - настоящее Искусство от начала и до конца. Настоящее его Произведение. Редкая вещь. А Крутому было, так скажем, неловко за окружающих)

[@jeanhopman5659]

Dimash has spoiled me for anyone else............

[@alessandradeoliveiragomes3892]

Sir Hairless, how incredibly knowledgeable you are! Such brilliant, profound analysis! Wow! BRAVO for you! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@SirHairless]

Thank you so much!

[@yolandagomes3174]

Dimash 👌 maravilloso! Saludos

[@SeeliaVachon]

❤❤❤ All the videos on his channel have English subtitles and many other languages.

[@JustMyOpinion1010]

But they are the most problematic for copyright

[@charitomaglaya757]

Good reactions.. please play the live concert the story if one sky Almaty

[@shu3055]

La mejor VOZ del 🌍 ✨✨🧡

[@lizmalsam7528]

Dimash is so creative with those modulations! I think I’ve heard him hold a note, full voice, for at least 22 seconds if not more! Amazing vocal talent!

[@АЗБ-м1ы]

СпасиБОГ,друг,за шоковую реакцию на космического Димаша!..🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻

[@maggiepoison7448]

Excelente reação técnica. Obrigada 👏👏👏🙏🙋🏻‍♀️🇧🇷🎶🩵🎶🩵🎶

[@lyndachabane1931]

Dimash is simply incredible isn't he. A beautiful young man in every way.

[@reneedevry4361]

Thank you so very much for this incredible analysis.👍🤩 When I first heard Dimash 5 years ago, I knew nothing of music and had no interest beyond .. Do I like it or not?🙄😔🫤 Introduction to Dimash put my entire system into shock. In panic, I struggled to understand everything I could about vocals in hopes of breaking free from this severe addiction. In time, I developed acceptance for my fate and now seek knowledge to make up for a 60 year void in musical education. I love your reaction style🌹👍 This is a really great song. Please consider "Our Love" from the Masked Singer in the future. Thank-you, thank you.🦋 🥰🥰Hugs from a Canadian Dear🇨🇦

[@SirHairless]

🙏 🟥🍁🟥

[@doriscooper3150]

As a mucisian you really should watch "River of Love" Totally instrumental...Dimash on the Dombra, and his friend and the composer of this beautiful piece on the keyboard. Dimash plays several instruments. Infact, his very first award was for piano, when he was 6. Then for a composition of his own, You will see why Dimash has a Master's Degree in Composition, watch "El Amor en Ti". Dimash composed this song for his Spanish speaking Dears. I am enjoying watching you discover Dimash.

[@mallesarv8789]

And Dimash is also excellent showman who makes every performance an experience!

[@SirHairless]

Thanks for this comment and the recommendations!

[@linmonash1244]

Yes, the precision of that crazy long complex run at the end... { Had everyone on the edge of their seats - shouting at their screens; " Breath Man! BREATH!!!" 🤣 } I believe this was the first Dimash performance that Igor Krutoy saw and immediately during /after decided to compose for this unique voice. He has written new works and rearranged older works, both his own compositions and a number of others in collaboration with Dimash. Dimash's voice and precision techniques are always impressive, but what I REALLY Enjoy is watching so many people from so many extremely DIVERSE cultures, ethnicities, backgrounds, age groups, and genre preferences etc.- sit up and 'react'. Aside from the regular jaw-drops, the comment I hear so often is; " I didn't know I'd like THIS kind of music!" Dimash clearly has a number of motivations driving his creative choices, not the least of which are his anti-war and humanitarian messages, but his original goal of bringing classical / contemporay cross-over music 'to the masses' I think is really having 'cut-through'. 😅😊

[@vered3179]

Thank you

[@SirHairless]

🙏

[@ДмитрийДымаев]

Браво!!! А тот мужчина в белой рубашке, который стоя опладировал в конце произведения, и есть композитор Игорь Крутой. Вы его упомянули во втором видео.

[@SirHairless]

Thanks! Yes, I also mentioned it in my pinned comment 👍I didn't include that part in the video

[@strimart]

Отличный анализ! Спасибо большое!

[@SirHairless]

Спасибо!

[@АленаТарабрина-ч5э]

Я влюблена в Вас❤

[@luisjonlee1344]

Thank you for your insightfulness on the choices on how and why he sang this song,his way.

[@SirHairless]

🙏

[@RossyLe]

Lo lindo de tus reacciones es que se aprende mientras disfrutamos al mejor cantante del mundo Dimash!! También podemos decir que con Dimash aprendemos a ser mejores personas, además de su arte, Dimash representa los más altos valores que son dignos de promover en el mundo!!

[@SirHairless]

Gracias!

[@fionavarian9151]

The guy standing up in the white shirt at the end is Igor Krutoy, the millionaire Russian composer, who came out of retirement to compose for Dimash on the strength of this performance. ❤

[@SirHairless]

So cool isn't it! I put this in my pinned comment

[@MagdalenaHepp]

Vielen Dank für Deine Reaktionen auf Dimash. Sie erläutern einem Leier einiges aus der professionellen Sicht. Ich bitte Dich sehr um Reaktion auf "One Story of one Sky" von Dimash 🙏❤ Liebe Grüße aus Deutschland - Magdalena 😊

[@SirHairless]

Vielen Dank!

[@FlorEfe-t2u]

Thanks pls react to adagio, stranger....❤❤

[@paulstewart1557]

Thank you so much for your lucid and well researched analysis. Great work on your part to explore our dear Dimash

[@SirHairless]

I appreciate it, thanks

[@cristobalmartin1604]

Your face surprised is priceless... Thank you for your reaction

[@SirHairless]

Thanks!

[@josicavalcante3845]

Best singer and performancer in history. 🇧🇷❤️🇧🇷

[@jayjonespierce]

I am a wild Dimash fan. You say a "Wow" performance by him. I say a "Wow" reaction by you. The amount of "right on" information from you is very educational and shows a huge musical and performance understanding on your part. Kudos!

[@januarysidra6166]

In Dimash's band, the triangle player cracks me up, every song. He's very amusing.

[@DearsPears]

The one who plays the piano Baigali Serkebayev wrote the music "Sinful Passion". Dimash performed this song in memory of B.Shukenov, the soloist of the A studio group. Please Next : "The Story of One Sky" Music Video 12 minutes.

[@cynthiabruce-marzenska5024]

Dimash is very respectful of the original artists without losing his ability and desire to melodically adapt for his personality. Cheers from Canada!

[@ЖаннаКатусова]

Спасибо за ваши глаза❤