Reaction | Lara Fabian - Caruso (From Lara with love, 2000) She made a grown man cry!!💕💕

One of the absolute most beautiful performances i have ever heard in my life. Absolutely stunning 💕
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[@vacheriedevacherie1959]

A grown man crying is a beautiful thing to me. You’re just crying like Caruso did when leaving his baby daughter behind before he passed….we are humans, we cry when Lara sings because she knows our feelings, and how to touch them.

[@gregoryjamessnayer7271]

Thank you for yet another wonderful reaction. You are right in saying that she has the most beautiful voice but more especially that "she knows how to use it" and actually using it. She deserves of the best wherever she goes.❤

[@hornerinf]

Pavarotti was amazing, but when Lara covers a song, it becomes hers.

[@didymalgia]

Totally agree 💕

[@aris1956]

They are two different things that cannot be compared. Luciano sings it as a tenor. He sang it as a kind of “opera piece”, whereas Caruso is a popular song, it is not “opera”. Lara here instead every song she performs , regardless of the type of song, makes it sound like every song was born with her (Caruso as well as the other beautiful Italian song “Perdere L’amore”).

[@BrianVincent-gz2dq]

Only Lara and Julio should be allowed to perform this Pavarotti was bloody awful and his cover is arguably..and a strong argument at that ... the worst cover EVER. Just saying.

[@annamariaspano2304]

La canzone " CARUSO" è stata composta e cantata dal grande cantautore italiano: LUCIO DALLA, scomparso solo da qualche anno. " CARUSO" è stata ispirata a Lucio Dalla quando si recò in un albergo di Sorrento e gli affidarlo la camera che aveva ospitato il grande tenore degli inizi del 1900: ENRICO CARUSO; il quale alla fine della sua vita, ritrovato a Sorrento dedicò alla sua amata l'ultima canzone della sua vita. E, quella stanza d'albergo ospita , ancora oggi, il pianoforte che uso' il grande maestro Caruso. E , il grande cantautore Lucio Dalla, dedicò questa canzone al grande Enruco Caruso , famosissimo anche in America, dove era emigrato.

[@yvesbresson7837]

The funny there are now so many youtubers who discover our Lara and they all become addicted to her

[@insectorojo2676]

Lara the Best

[@mypetcrow9873]

You said perfection precisely at the moment I said out loud to you, ‘It’s Ok to cry at perfection.’

[@logancruz7371]

Same here Brother, I Love This woman! She made me cry also

[@ericsicard910]

Great reaction Didy. In her rabbit hole you went 😀 There is no escape, but this place is beautiful and you will find us there 🤣 Yes, when Lara covers a song, with her phrasing and her coloring of words, she reveals the meaning of words and story, she portrays the emotions like nobody else. And that’s what make her so unique, in addition to her incredible voice and tone. That’s why she is so inspirational for the new generation. Can’t wait to see your next reacts 🤗

[@didymalgia]

😊 thank you 💕

[@pcankar]

Great reaction video. Laura is Master Class. Always like seeing how Lara mesmerizes and captivates.

[@shireeni8665]

I just LOVE this song - she is incredible and this is such an emotional performance - tears always flow!!!!!!! Pavarotti came to Cape Town and performed this - I was privileged to have been at the concert but Lara's is a far superior performance. She is truly exceptional!! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@didymalgia]

You and I agree on that 💕💕

[@ardentynekent2099]

Lovely again, Didy! You didn't "lose it"; you heard it. Beautiful!

[@tirallala1]

Enrico Caruso (*1873 in Naples, † 1921 ibid; actually Errico Caruso) was an Italian opera singer. He is considered the most famous tenor of the early 20th century and one of the most important singers in the world of opera. Caruso was famous for his baritone voice and stage presence. In a performance of La Bohème he sang an aria for the suddenly voiceless bass so convincingly that no one in the audience noticed. Caruso established a new, exemplary style of singing in which the focus was not on beautiful performance but on becoming one with the character being portrayed. Caruso is the name everyone knows and to which every opera singer is compared. Those who have seen him describe the onset of his voice with the warm power of an organ. Caruso still holds the record of 863 appearances on the Metropolitan Opera stage. And it was Caruso who initiated the triumph of the record with his work. Caruso's generosity was legendary. For example, during his most successful years at the Metropolitan Opera, he gave almost all employees Christmas presents. His sense of humor was also famous. Again and again he joked with his stage colleagues, for example sewing up a sleeve of a coat that a colleague in La Bohème had to wear during the performance, or filling water in a discarded hat that someone had to wear in the performance. 3 years before his death he married the American millionaire daughter Dorothy Park Benjamin. With her he had a daughter, Gloria, at the age of 45. He died at the age of 48 from protracted pleurisy and blood poisoning. (www)

[@didymalgia]

Wow, thank you again Tirallala. You're the true encyclopedia of music... Who need google when we have you 💕💕

[@tirallala1]

@@didymalgia No, no... that's just a good copy (saves you looking for it yourself) 😁

[@carlodippolito3810]

Tirallala When I watch Dimah's and Lara reactions, (every day) I scroll down first to see your comments.

[@monajohnson3321]

Sorry ..Pavarotti Sorry to all opera singers But her interpretation is the BEST it gets to ur soul man

[@Hundhammer]

[@didymalgia]

Thank you so much!!

[@justingamble3876]

Didy, what a real moment. Thank you. You now know fully. She is the Queen, long may she reign. Grown men cry hearing this all the time, I can tell you from personal experience. A little below on the backstory to this song. I adore Luciano Pavarotti, and "adore" barely scratches the surface. I am a child of the Pavarotti Era and we all worshipped him, live, I remember seeing him live like it was yesterday. There have been only two voices that can make me tear up just hearing them. Luciano and Lara. Luciano's "Caruso" is traditional, he uses the high notes at the end of phrases to go big. She uses them to go angelic. Her interpretation is vastly different. And in all do respect, molto rispetto, to the Maestro, I like Lara's better. The song is very beautiful, covered by many, and it is about the dying days of Enrico Caruso (the O.G., the Original Gangster of modern opera and a worldwide superstar on the order of Michael Jackson). He married a women, an heiress, in a very public affair. Lucio Dalla, the author, imagined those gut wrenching dying days of Enrico, saying goodbye to his young wife. Dalla visited the Hotel where Caruso and his wife stayed often, the actual room in fact, on the Gulf of Sorrento (hence the words in the song). She says - Gulf of "Surriento" not Surrento - not a mistake. Surriento is the Neapolitan word, a word which Caruso would have used (He was born in Naples). Beautiful song, beautifully...masterfully done, in perfect Italian. Knowing the backstory only makes one cry a little more the next time you listen to this, and you will. She has you now as she has all of us.

[@didymalgia]

Thank you so much for sharing all your knowledge with us. Very interesting read 💕💕

[@justingamble3876]

@@didymalgia No problem Didy. My Lara journey is about 18 months along. I am still in the "awe" stage. I am told I may never get out of this stage. I am an armature musician (very), and just a music nut in general. I like all music, all styles, constantly searching for new musical experiences. One artist has kept me in the "awe" stage over what is now getting to be a long lifetime, Luciano Pavarotti. Lara is starting to feel like the 2nd one.

[@237hugo]

Good reaction my friend.

[@didymalgia]

Thanks for the visit 💕

[@nevenkaamizic6555]

1000 lijes for you and 1000 for Lara 🥰

[@nevenkaamizic6555]

Sorry - likes

[@didymalgia]

Thank you so much Nevenka 💕💕💕

[@andreu6502]

La plus belle adaptation de cette chanson, dit par son auteur: " je n'ais jamais entendu ma chanson aussi bien interprété , la version de Lara est pour moi la plus belle de toutes, alors même que des très grands interprètes avant elle l'ont fait"

[@BrianVincent-gz2dq]

Thank you for not pausing, for not talking whilst she sang. Welcome to the Lara world, where men sre happy to cry, unashamedly. You apologise for lack of a response. Your lack of words spoke volumes. Consider me subscribed young man!

[@didymalgia]

Thank You so much good Sir ❤

[@poolhallshark]

You know, Diddy, reactions don't ALWAYS have to be verbal. Actually, when you think about it, most of the time thay are NOT. And so, I think this was an absolute top notch reaction of the purest kind. How about that ? LOL Never excuse yourself for not finding the right words, for at the end of the day, they are just that. Words. Lara has pipes and emotions for days, that is for sure. Take care my friend :-)

[@didymalgia]

Thank you my friend 💕💕

[@pttp321]

Lara Fabian is the best female singer n the World. Impeccable💫

[@bingobillable]

I love your reactions, because this 77 year old widower gets to often share a crying spell with you. I’ve loved music all my life, I’d heard this before by Pavarotti and others, but this version is stunning.

[@mikigoti4042]

Lara❤❤❤❤

[@darkchocolate4643]

As a Belgian, I've known Lara for a number of years. I knew a handful of songs, the ones they played on the radio years ago, like "Tu Es Mon Autre", "Je t'aime" and "Je Suis Malade". I'm Flemish though, and Flemish radio channels tend to not play a lot of French tunes. I recently discovered more of her songs, this one for starters. I've been sitting here for hours, days, weeks, listening to her songs on repeat and my emotions are all over the place. I go from super excited to bawling my eyes out in mere minutes. That's the power of Lara. It's not just the music and the perfect pitch and the incredible talent and the faultless singing technique. It's all of that and more. The raw emotion she brings. Her inner (and outer) beauty. I find myself wishing I had a time machine so I could travel back in time and go to all of her concerts. Speaking of a concert, do yourself a favor and go watch her "En Toute Intimité" concert. Here's the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jX7OqIhvfbt2rLc. If that doesn't work, search for "LARA FABIAN ♥♥ En Toute Intimite ♥ Live 2003 (Hi-Fi)".) Make sure to bring tissues. I take it you don't speak French (you sound Scandinavian, Norwegian perhaps?) so some of the lyrics will be lost on you. If you don't want to listen to the whole thing, make sure you fast forward to 1:26:07. You'll recognize the song as you reacted to another version of it. ;) As for a suggestion for a next reaction video, if I may, please have a look into Faouzia - Tears of Gold (Stripped) kzbin.info/www/bejne/nauUq5xtpLqnlbs

[@mjcole12]

Dude...it was the perfect reaction video actually! I don't get reaction videos mostly these days! Reactors these days listen to an unheard song and they stop at every amazing thing sung to make an obvious comment about what's happening! It's like they think we are there because we want their non expert opinion on what's going on! For me, unless you're a vocal coach, I'm not here to listen to them analyze what's going on! As i see it, you can only hear a song for the first time once! The best reaction videos to me are those that allow me to hear that song vicariously through you, hearing it for the first time! I've heard this version a thousand times but I cried right along with you! I like your format. Talk about the song as you know it or do research on who did it before and why, listen to the song in its entirety, then discuss it! Keep up the good work

[@didymalgia]

Thank you so very much michael cole, your kind words are very much appreciated 💕💕 My format is the way it is because i can't stand stopping the music all the time. I share your thoughts excactly. You can only hear a song for the first time one time... And that should be a complete listen from beginning to the end without interruptions... I will continue reacting as long as people want me to 😁😁

[@philpiper]

Didy, thank you so much for reacting to Lara's masterpiece Caruso. I loved your reaction. Lara finds the place deep inside you where your deepest emotions are, and tweaks them however she wants. This song never fails to bring a tear to my eyes, and I've seen it loads of times. I would like to also thank channel Macademia for the wonderfull upgraded video and audio, it was a delight to watch. Eric has already remarked that Lara has you firmly under her spell now 😁 and we will be following you as you explore more of her incredible performances. Best wishes from Scotland. Phil

[@didymalgia]

Yes I totally forgot to mention channel Macademia for releasing this video with better video and sound. Thank you 💕

[@abc456f]

She makes me cry....every time. She draws out the emotion in the song and out of the listener.

[@luigibacchetti6539]

The writer of this song, Lucio Dalla (from Bologna, northern Italy), wrote this in 1986 while staying in one of the rooms where Enrico Caruso, former famous tenor (From Neaples, southern Italy), spent the final days of his life. Caruso was 48-years-old when he died, and a few years before Caruso died, he married Dorothy Park Benjamin who was 20 years younger. They had a baby girl they named Gloria. Lucio Dalla wrote this song while imagining how Caruso, who knew he was dying, would have said goodbye to his young wife - the love of his life. curiosity: in sicilian dialect the word caruso means (ragazzo) boy.

[@sharcrum]

If i had a voice that could make a grown man cry.....i would feel privileged beyond words.

[@mercurio2990]

un po sono invidioso, sono italiano ed è una canzone incisa nel 1986, poter rimanere incantati e rapiti per la prima volta dall'ascolto di una canzone come di ogni altra cosa bella è fantastico🥰

[@giudgu1]

Lyrics, performace, voice... I surrender... on my knees again, and thank you very much... and what's most important to me, eyes, they don't lie... thank you!

[@didymalgia]

Thank you Gustavo 💕

[@marynachauvet2631]

Merci beaucoup

[@didymalgia]

💕

[@EmanuelRecemConvertido]

Lara Fabian was born gifted with such a talent for singing. PLUS, she was very well trained by the best opera teachers from Belgium and Italy, but she decided to sing pop songs, she also has the knowledge to sing in operatic way, she studied from her 8 to 18 at the Belgium Conservatory of Music (there she learned Bel Canto, piano [she composes her own songs on piano), she started singing professionaly at the age of 15, in 1985, her first video clipe came when she turned 16, in 1986 and her first world wide album was released at the begin of 1990. Then since 1998 she kept having vocal lessons with her Italian teacher untill nowdays, she has two vocal teachers (From Belgium and Italy) and she keeps having vocal lessons at least 3 times per week on-line. Lara also has been working as a vocal coach on The Voice Canada, she already worked as the vocal coach at the Star Academy program in France from 2004 /2008. Please react to Lara Fabian - Llora live in Kremlin 2010 (Llora means cry in English). She speaks fluently and composes in 4 languages (English, Spanish, Italian and French), but she is able to speak and understand a little bit of Russian, Dutch and Portuguese, she already sang live in 12 languages. Thank you.

[@rafikkarovaliya7175]

Frace have a dimond like Lara just wow

[@tommylarsson2025]

I must agree with you about Pavarotti. This version is a near to God experience. That's it. It's not about technique even if she is very skilled, it's about being and communicate emotions. I have never felt that anyone could make everything around me to just disappear. Like she was in the same room. Nice reaction, I could see you were moved. I guess you are Swedish? Nice background too.

[@bojanalukic8515]

"It is what it is"❤❤❤

[@dionisius53569]

I really liked your genuine emotions. I felt the same way. Even though I’ve watched Luciano, Bocelli, Lucio Dala singing this song. But only Lara’s interpretation makes me tearing up every time.

[@ericsicard910]

I read a comment somewhere that even Lucio Dalla, after hearing this cover of his song, said that the song was now hers

[@dionisius53569]

@@ericsicard910 awesome, I’m not surprised. Thanks for this info

[@ildefonsobenitez6624]

Hi Didy, you're not the only one Lara does this to. Yes, she has this power because she is in this case, the pinnacle of interpretation on a stage. As Fedor, a great admirer of Lara, often says, she gives everything on stage, she is 100% for the song and her audience. It's all in her voice, she conveys emotions like no other. It's not opera but the feeling is the same. I guess you are very interested in singers because you seem to know a lot of them and you make the effort to go to the source of the songs. Not everyone does this, so you can compare and give an informed opinion. I'm glad you discovered Lara and we're going to go a long way together to listen to this great performer and singer.

[@didymalgia]

Thank you for the kind words Ildefonso 💕

[@Badabinger]

She always makes me cry as well 😊 She's EVERYTHING art and conveying emotion and storytelling aspires to be about. Just MAGICAL! Only problem is that once you've experienced her you can't unsee it and most other artists pale in comparison. BTW: If you don't already have it in your list I HIGHLY recommend L'lora from the Moscow concert (video also on Macadamia's channel where the other HQ versions are).

[@pierreraymond5202]

I've seen several emotional reactions from Lara Fabian, but this one is beautiful. Can you imagine how lucky people were to attend this show FROM LARA WITH LOVE. It is surely one of the best shows IN LIFE, and which without a doubt propelled Lara Fabian to the top of the best singers IN THE WORLD. Whether in French, English, Spanish or Italian, she delivers all her songs with an emotion that no singer can match. I know you love Dimash, and you need to listen to the song that inspired him. It's one of the great Italian songs and it does an amazing performance. This is PERDERE L'AMORE, a masterpiece of power. Thank you from Montreal.

[@peterpelletier176]

I agree 100% with your reaction. I get the same lump (and tears) every time I hear this woman sing. Great reaction. You have just scratched the surface of this woman's talent. Just subscribed to your channel because of Lara and your reaction.

[@didymalgia]

Thank you so much for the kind words and the subscription. It's very much appreciated peter 💕💕

[@McDevittMike]

Absolutely stunning! 😎

[@didymalgia]

It really is!

[@kameljelani1428]

la maggior parte delle persone del mondo adorano questa artesta e grazie mille per aver scelto questo bellissimo video

[@franckyf4874]

Excellent reaction to this incredible performance by Lara.

[@Rackelhane]

This is what its all about. Lara Fabian artist masterclass!!

[@23big23big]

Thank you Didy for your great reaction. lara is one of a kind a master class. No wonder Dimas and Diana Ankudinova found their inspirations listening to lara.

[@didymalgia]

Thank you too!

[@larryc3860]

"Caruso" was written to honor Enrico Caruso, the great Italian tenor who died young, shortly after his daughter was born.....this piece imagines Caruso's last words to his wife and his daughter..."te voglio bene assai" (I love you so much)........originally written for a male tenor, this aria has been sung by every operatic performer of worth, both male and female

[@ardentynekent2099]

Hi, Didy and hope you're well and happy. Just popping by for a bit of Lara.

[@alexandermadrigal1540]

Exelente reacción! Hermosa canción e Increible presentación de Lara Fabián, única y sin comparación alguna! Lara Fabián, la mejor cantante e interprete del mundo entero, la voz de cristal mas bella y perfecta que existe! Gracías!

[@didymalgia]

Muchas gracias por las amables palabras, es muy apreciado 💕💕

[@Woody_Hart]

Absolutely incredible! I am so lucky to have watched and still am listening to the whole and continuing career of this beautiful lady.

[@donnawallington4978]

Magnificent 🥺❤️

[@vantuandang7761]

Hello Didy. Thank you for your sincere reaction! I like the way you express your point of view: unlike some other reactions, you don't try to say what people expect you to say. When it comes with Lara Fabian, I attended to 3 concerts of her in the late 90s and in the early 00s: she is more stunning in reality (if it is possible). Indeed, she can repeat flawless performances during the whole concert. Moreover, the sound is far better in live. The only regret I could have about her concerts was they were too short (hardly more than an hour), and Lara was very strict on the timing (she knew she had more concerts to come, and then she wanted to be in a good shape for the next concerts). I bought my tickets for her 2022 world tour: I don't expect her from being as good as she was 20 years ago, but she is still the greatest voice in the world in my opinion

[@matiasgodoy6671]

the best vesion of caruso !!!!!

[@andrealitterio6045]

You should also hear the original version of Lucio Dalla who is the one who composed and wrote this beautiful song

[@didymalgia]

Thank you for the tips Andrea 💕

[@pilarrizzo5723]

As I said and the other reaction ..you definitely react to perdere l'amore... Another Italian song ..

[@didymalgia]

It's on my list 😉😁

[@georgeibrahim7945]

She does the best female cover of this song, love Lara’s voice it’s flawless. Another artist who does a great cover of this song is a young English tenor named Jonathan Antoine, he’s amazing

[@suesullivan-miller887]

Hey hey, Didy!🥰 SHE is just GLORIOUS!!💖 She has that magical magnetism that pulls you right in OMG.🙏🙏 No wonder that Dimash has idolized her since he was a Boy.💗💗 I'm so glad I watched this. Thanks ❣❣🤗👍

[@mikeymoo1291]

it's so perfect. Not just the singing but the phrasing and connotation of every single last note, breath and word. Then those straight tones in her vocals that go right through you like cold steel. It's astonishing.

[@lutz1114]

Another great performance by Lara. Thank you Didy for another excellent reaction. She also made this grown man cry. My mom used to say if you become emotional, like we just did, you have a big heart.

[@franciscouderq1100]

She makes it very theatrical and dramatic which to me is just right. Some would say it s too much but I care to not agree with such judgement. One of my favorite songs from this Huge artist and Master of her Craft.

[@monicagrivetti5328]

and thi Song Is parte of pur beautiful country

[@francoisst-aubin432]

Hello Didy, nice reaction… « perfect » is right ! Now you Will have all the links to this concert and many more…we will be here to acompany you on your Lara’s journey ! Cheers

[@didymalgia]

Thank you Francois 💕

[@maryannbaxter73]

No shame on crying on this one. We can not help it. Oh my God, imagine someone singing I love you so much like this. This can also relate to loving your country, your town or loving the memories of your loved one and the things you have expierenced.

[@diegoshepherd3464]

First time watching you. Great reaction. Lara is in a class by herself.

[@francescovarriale1268]

i cry to mamma mia she is from different planet

[@jl3269]

The three Lara Fabian videos you commented are from the same concert (Montreal 1999) and the entire concert is EPIC!!. Her voice and the emotion she puts into her songs takes her to another level. To appreciate an other aspects of her, I suggest two videos very different and more focused on her as performer. Requiem pour un fou : kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnnaenlsn9KCebs Tango : kzbin.info/www/bejne/b6GUhqWBr76nn5I

[@annamariaspano2304]

A Didimalgia. You understand italian language. Please, listen the song" ADAGIO", but in italian language ( italian lirics). The song is great . Great lirics. Great voice of Lara Fabian!

[@debycornejo8208]

Es asombrosa. Muy buena interpretación y una voz bellísima.

[@didymalgia]

💕

[@jaljal8913]

I love lara fabian and...yeah with this song I get very emotional!!!😅😂😂😂😂😂🥲🥲🥲😐😐😐😐😐🤨😐😐😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😩😫😩😫😩😫😭😭😭😷😷😷

[@andrediaz573]

Lara es una diosa. Es la mejor intérprete del mundo. Maravillosa! #LoveyouLara

[@donald1379]

yes i was speechless also...Lara is just so amazing..thank you for this reaction

[@didymalgia]

My pleasure 😊

[@guittadabe5214]

So, so glad you're discovering this stunning artist!

[@didymalgia]

Me too!!

[@annemendes6319]

you should listen to Broken vow. It's incredible too

[@olivierbleux3958]

Hello from France... If you don't know before, it's complicated. An angel on earth who beats the lacrimal glands. There are great artists in this world... But for me, she's just the best by far... In many languages, she is able to transmit all the emotions directly into people's souls . She is a passionate hard worker who gives everything for her audience. Unfortunately it is discovered late by many people. You are one of the lucky ones. 🙏👏👌

[@didymalgia]

💖

[@Bhlisse]

Thank you for sharing !!! 👍😉👍

[@mezzalenko2541]

Didy this is the first time for me too….what a beautiful heart felt experience! I cried with you…omg I’m lost for words ❤️

[@TTking9142]

Thanks Didy! Just the reaction i presumed it would be 😁 Welcome to the family... I saw this concert first time about 20 years ago. I remember being in awe almost all the time. I couldn't speak afterwards in many hours. I had a lump in my throat as soon as i tried to recall what i just witnessed then. Thank god i watched the first time alone without my wife...🤣 No, she actually love this concert almost as much as i do. I got musicality in my genes (thnx mom dad), and started taking music lessons age 6. I would say that this performance is so close to perfection as it in humanly is possible. I've watched and listened this about 1000 times and still can't find one single note or gesture or sound or movement to be wrong or to correct. And Lara's voice, oh man. What to say. It's just crazy gorgeous. In every area of her range. For me this is even better than "Je suis malade" which is also unbelievable performance. As you found out it's almost impossible to watch Lara without having teary eyes. I dont' know if it's her voice, the songs, her soul, her looks and performance or something else. Possibly the whole package and knowledge of that fact that there is no one else in this planet to deliver the same feeling...it's surreal. But it is a priviledge to witness this all. But keep digging. You have few more songs to find...hah. Lara's debyt album from 1991... and year 2022 now...So...about 14 or 15 albums...it takes couple of beers or what ever refreshment 😜 "prog fan from Finland"

[@andregauvin6822]

Great reaction to this wonderful artist! Great because it was real ! Thx

[@didymalgia]

Thank you so much!!

[@flcailloux2415]

Lara nous transporte avec elle, elle possède une voie , une technique extraordinaire , elle a tout , merci de votre réaction

[@macadamia8662]

Keep going, every performance in this concert is a masterpiece. Of course there is much more to Lara than just this one, and she never disappoints !

[@MartinWeng]

Love your reactions to Lara ❤ Love Lara ❤ Love from Denmark ❤

[@priscilliayard6375]

I am curacao she is my idol i love her til inthe caribean

[@Sunshine-yp7km]

❤❤❤

[@MiguelTorres-bc7qe]

Muy sentida reacción, ya la he escrito antes y lo vuelvo a escribir, en una presentación en Las Vegas, creo que homenaje a David Foster, productor muy conocido que a trabajado con muchos artistas, David al presentarla dice algo más o menos así, hay grandes cantantes en el mundo y arriba de ellos esta Lara Fabian.

[@ann-sofie69]

Listen to Perdere amore 🥰

[@priscilliayard6375]

She sings a song in spanisch quedate lara faban great holland😘

[@mariaisabelaguayo3115]

Holaaa Has reaccionado como todos cuando escuchamos esa voz ,esa interpretación, ese sentimiento ,,es como si te cantará a ti ,en una conversación ,donde abre su enorme y maravilloso corazón siente cada palabra ,y te transporta,ella es increíble ,la adoro y admiro. Gracias por tu reacción , espero más de ella .👏👏👍🫶

[@yvesbresson7837]

You should compare 2 Lara one is la traviata the other one is I will always love again. Now people tend to compare her to Barbra Streisand

[@anthonyl.6879]

I do not know if you listened to her songs : you are not from here, karma, Adajio, broken vow, je t'aime " live performance "( absolutely compulsory). Quedate ( Spanish cover) Je me souviens ( a song dedicated to french Canadian people). And more and more....

[@user-wt8pi3ue5d]

ЭТА МУЗЫКА ВЕЧНА

[@annamariaspano2304]

Ti manca solo di ascoltare " Adagio" , ma cantata in italiano, da Lara Fabian. Anche se lei la interpreta anche in lingua inglese, se capisci l'italiano il testo in italiano( lirics) è SUBLIME!

[@kameljelani1428]

Ho molto rispetto per questa signore perchė e rispettosa

[@theresecourtois4485]

TONIGHT, YOU KNOW WHAT ? I USED 6 KLEENEX

[@didymalgia]

I always have a package ready on the side 😉❤

[@philippep127]

Salut Diddy, désolé de m'exprimer en Français. Je n'ai pas l'agilité de Lara Fabian pour les langues étrangères. C'est une interprète extraordinaire mais je n'écris pas pour ça car nous en sommes tous convaincu. J'aimerai beaucoup, car j'adore tes réactions spontanées et sincères, que tu réagisses à Lara reprenant la légendaire interprétation de Barbara Streisand Papa, can't you hear me and a piece of sky. Je n'ai pas le lien à te joindre mais tu le trouveras sans mal. Je crois savoir d'ailleurs que Barbara Streisand se trouvait dans le public ce jour là.

[@ericsicard910]

Voici le lien: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sIibnZSifbKqrs0 Non Barbra ne s’y trouvait pas, c’est une confusion introduite par une tournure de phrase maladroite dans un commentaire à une autre réaction sur cette vidéo. Mais Barbra a vraiment dit à Lara qu’elle la trouvait très bonne pour interpréter les chansons et qu’elle dit cela très rarement.

[@philippep127]

@@ericsicard910 merci pour la précision et pour le lien.

[@dorismattel4643]

Me encantan tus reacciones, precisamente porque expresas lo q sientes si hay q llorar se llora si hay q reír se ríe, sin engaño alguno, eso es una reacción y lo demás cuento.... Además q eres seguidor de dimash y Lara para mi de lo mejor de lo mejor, aquí te dejo un par de canciones q te van a encantar de Lara kzbin.info/www/bejne/el6kpKqwgNZ5ebc y kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnnaenlsn9KCebs saludos 🇪🇦🇪🇦

[@MrJunger44]

La différence entre avariai et Lara c’est..ÉMOTIONS….

[@TheFREEDHOMME]

React to je taime a monaco

[@djstookey]

Did you know that Lara is a good friend of Phil Collins? She sang many times with him: Throwing it on away (Genesis) - kzbin.info/www/bejne/b2bKk5Z3h7yqeNE True Colors - kzbin.info/www/bejne/f57KZXqvadxpeJY

[@didymalgia]

No I did not know that. I might have to check up on this. Thank you so much DJStooKey 💕

[@ptf1934]

I agree with you again. She does a better job,than the great Pavrotti.

[@user-in4gv9du5v]

I didn't like it. I LOVED IT.....OMG