Dimash Kudaibergen "Qairan Elim" REACTION & ANALYSIS by Vocal Coach/Opera Singer

“The song “Qairan Elim” is a message and a call to all people for good, positive thoughts. The belief that we will definitely overcome everything and cope with all ailments. The main thing is to believe in it and remain strong,” - Renat Gaissin and Dimash, on the making of Qairan Elim
Join professional opera singer Elizabeth Zharoff, as she listens to and analyzes Dimash's newest release, "Qairan Elim."
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Performed by Dimash Kudaibergen - Music by Renat Gaissan - Words by Daniyar Aldabergen and Oral Baysengir
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Elizabeth Zharoff is an international opera singer and voice coach, with 3 degrees in voice, opera, and music production. She's performed in 18 languages throughout major venues in Europe, America, and Asia. Currently based somewhere between Los Angeles and Tucson, Arizona, Elizabeth spends her days researching voice, singing, teaching, writing music, and recording TONS. She also plays Diablo and Dungeons & Dragons.
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[@TheCharismaticVoice]

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[@k.vn.k]

Musically, it’s started from minor, stays in minor with grey landscape, then ended in major as visualised by the greenery over the grey rock. It’s also started from the past, through the present, and then at the end it’s a better future. Very heavily symbolic, its visual is a work of arts. The music is a praying for the suffering of the world. The instrument and Dimash voice blended in and out together without one overtook another. Dimash was crying without crying, his voice is just on the edge of his breath, always on the precipice to quietness. Excellent breath control throughout.

[@eliczahernandez7516]

Awee... thank you such for such a beautiful way to explain to those of us that are not musicians those crying tones Dimash makes that sound like he’s about to breakdown crying. When Dimash makes those sounds it makes me tear up!

[@teame51]

Another reviewer paid him the loveliest compliment, though she didn't understand how. "This one didn't blow me away", she said, with a note of disappointment. I found that to be an unintentional homage to this piece. Here, Dimash, in a sense, steps away, and allows the landscape to shine. He sets aside the stunning costumes, the incomprehensible range and vocal explosions, the endlessly held notes, the soaring runs...this is his humble heart-felt prayer, for his people, his land, all of us. His calling is to reach our hearts and souls, not to out-perform himself in each succeeding performance. Elisabeth, your Dear reviews are so honoring, so comprehending, so professionally astute. Thank you!

[@KitaBelle23]

beautifully said

[@OnMyWay1968]

Love you for this post.

[@kahu54KiOM]

Yes I agree. Dimash is at the next level of artistic creativity. Moving or shifting listeners (out of their comfort zones in this case) rather than only entertaining them for a minute.

[@MdnightWnd]

I think so many are accustomed to Dimash hitting insanely high notes and surprising them. When a song is less flashy like this one and "My Swan" they find it disappointing. Personally I think this song is one of my favorites. I can feel every word he's singing even though I don't know the lyrics. Everything about this song and video is achingly beautiful.

[@kahu54KiOM]

Melodica It’s like ...painfully beautiful

[@evabaumannautorin]

I love how he has 3 team members in the video. Not pretty girls or flashy whatever, just men and breathtaking landscape. Shows the appreciation PLUS telling the story. Love love love

[@babaeren62]

evabaumannautorin !! There was a woman in this video 1:01 Queen Tomyris!

[@officerminiwheats]

You must have missed his music videos from his younger days. He was definitely showing women in his Kazakh pop songs.

[@justsomeone1757]

For me this was like a desperate cry to god imploring him to protect Kazakhstan and in a broader sense, the world. After drought, rain. Them burning was the edge and kind of their limits and dimash raising his arms to the sky with the thunderstorm going on... then the contrast between the dry land the dark colors to a greener Kazakhstan

[@nancybell8566]

Great reaction Elizabeth. The thing that impresses me the most about Dimash is how he stretches all of us to explore other genres etc. Thank goodness he continues to produce such different music. What a blessing he is.

[@TheCharismaticVoice]

A blessing indeed! Thank you and I am happy you like the video!

[@user-cl2rj6gx1s]

Kazakstan-Dimahs Bravooo 1-Singer World 🌏👏👏👏👏

[@user-tq2ke3db9h]

Hello from Kazakhstan 🇰🇿 ✋🏻 Yes,you are right ,it’s song is a message,huge and deep message for the people, Kazakh people. Our soul is bleeding, and our soul is on fire because our ruler doesn’t appreciate us. But we all should remember how great and strong we are, and our ancestors were, they did everything for our people were happy and worthy. And be blessed my holy land Kazakhstan 🇰🇿 💖💜

[@ashraff6450]

So sad. Stay strong dear. Be proud you have someone as beautiful as Dimash. Love his land so much to the point that i felt ashamed how i felt towards mine. Hopefully he doesnt faced any difficulty from your ruler due to his loud and brave messages from this song. 💗

[@user-tq2ke3db9h]

Ash Raff ❤️❤️❤️

[@ashraff6450]

@@user-tq2ke3db9h 💙💙💙

[@fikryhasan5225]

The imagery of the fallen piano player still punches me in the gut everytime I see it.

[@lucianalopez7363]

The piano is fine kzbin.info/www/bejne/r3WzlGyqfr-eeac

[@aggieaguilera4real]

fikry hasan. That gets me too. Something about how his hands fall away from the piano just rips my heart out.

[@fikryhasan5225]

@@aggieaguilera4real The lifelessness feels so real

[@rosimarinova6617]

WOW! This is Song Emotionante, Lyrics, Histori, Uniko... Bravisimo, Dimash! Master Vokal in the World! Artist, Producer and Director, Phenomenal! Still specifico! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@OnMyWay1968]

Oh wow, thank you very much for this very nice, very respectful reaction to this very special video. Dimash has found exactly the right way to sing this song so that the message can penetrate deeply into the heart. You realized that. Most, if not all, see it that way. I was also very touched by this video.

[@shamyrkvin6431]

Very Beautiful Very Powerful Very Deep Amazing video. The lyrics are Beautiful Dimash is AMAZING. Thanks

[@FluffysMum]

The heartbreak he is expressing comes in part from the fact that he recently lost two of his beloved teachers from the pandemic, one of which was instrumental in giving him a place at Zhas Kanat, a comtest which Dimash took the Grand Prix at the age of 18 and started him on the path to stardom. Yes the pianist was the composer ❤

[@startaylor7116]

Bravo!!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍 A fantastic song & video & fabulous reaction! Thank you! Stay safe! 😊🙏💞💖

[@user-tq2ke3db9h]

And thank you for your amazing reaction 💕💕💕👌👌👌✨✨✨

[@kahu54KiOM]

There’s no doubt you are a talented reviewer of music and in this way you have created a unique relationship with Dears in your reactions to Dimash. I respect and trust you. As with all of your videos for Dimash this was an articulate, warm and professional reaction. Thank you again for sharing your experience and expertise with us.

[@user-or3gd5ch9f]

Спасибо большое Элизабет за Твои прямые эфиры в анализе пения ДИМАША и за всегда Твои искренние реакции. Молодчинка. Спасибо всей команде профессионалов совместно с ДИМАШем за создание СУПЕР клипа и такой душераздирающей песни-посыла посвященной во первых своей Родине а также всему человечеству. Браво, браво, браво ребята. Привет из Казахстана, г Павлодар. 👍🤝🤲❤💋🇰🇿🇰🇿🇰🇿

[@user-tq2ke3db9h]

Thank you Dimash for this piece of art 💜💜💜

[@annaluczak1402]

You never disappoint me, Elizabeth. Even unable to participate in live session I am always waiting for your reaction impatiently. Thank you! The song is sublime, the symbolism of each element powerful, the landscape magnificent, and everything supports Dimashe's universal message.

[@osovagabundo1]

When you are this gifted , and outside the realm of the music industry, you can speak these truths, be this bold, and be this steeped in the beauty of his culture and the beauty of all cultures. This is what you can bring to the world. Im so tired of rebellious shock and smut to sell records. It can be this

[@ninachaudhry354]

Amazing powerful MV by Dimash. It can apply to many countries of the world besides Kazakhstan. Thank you for your reactions to this song & all of Dimash’s great songs. 😍❤️🥰🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@KitaBelle23]

there was a pebble drop in the lake where you thought you heard the percussion water drop. You'll even just see it as the camera pans past Dimash to the lake.

[@teame51]

Surely, too, this video is part of the portfolio he is constructing as he continues on the journey to his doctoral degree. How awesome is that??!!

[@kahu54KiOM]

Truly awesome!!

[@Jason_xofilos]

While I am sure you are correct about helping his doctoral degree I don't think the intent was aimed at that but for the hopeful message of the song and video.

[@teame51]

@@Jason_xofilos , ah, yes...as they say, "old teachers never die; they just lose their class". As a retired teacher (kids and college), I see through slightly altered eyes!! It is, indeed, the message that gets to my soul, every time.

[@user-np5lk9di7r]

This video was also commemorating those who died from COVID like his old teacher of composing

[@oscargovea5487]

My charismatic love, how always Dimash the best singer in the world and you the most beautiful woman and the best reactions, I love you from Venezuela ❤️😍

[@Julia_2]

Wonderful reaction! Thank you 🙏🏼

[@dragos-nelufont7232]

I should've known you of all people wouldn't let any part of his work go unnoticed. I am so glad you found the translation, I tried too but wasn't successful and it's pretty sad and awkward watching some reactors ignore it just because it's not accessible.

[@TheCharismaticVoice]

It was not easy to find but you are right, it is needed to understand the context of the whole song. Thank you and I am happy you like the video!

[@faribaht07]

I LOVED your reaction ❤ and i LOVE LOVE this masterpiece ❤❤❤ i am still not capable to put in Words my feelings for this MV ❤ love him even more if its even possible and respect him ❤ i truly belive that this beautiful soul is the ONLY ambasador of peace, love and faith for humanity❤ thank you so much for your analyze and reaction ❤

[@janicechen3451]

This is epic, the master piece, and the master Dimash, thanks.

[@isabelfortuneteller]

He has outdone himself with this gorgeous & moving piece. If this is what he comes up with when left to his own devices, watch out world. He so clearly understands that this period of adversity is also an opportunity for growth. And he shows us all how it's done. There simply is no one like him. Thank you for your brilliant insights, I'm even more in a puddle now lol 🙏💙🐺💙🦅💙✨

[@user-ip7ee7eq4w]

спасибо, Вы всегда очень тонко и интересно объясняете, мне очень нравятся ваши комментарии

[@cambriavictory]

For me, I saw in this video that Kazakhstan has come out of conquering war and all of the kinds of peril Mother Earth can throw at a people, and yet, his homeland continues to rise up and rebirth it's self. When we see the Piano player, I felt he was a symbol of Kazakhstan and Dimash was a symbol of the spirit of Kazakhstan. Dimash is as a Phoenix. Kazakhstan has the spirit of the Pheonix. It continues to rise, even after thought dead.

[@Yapaulare]

it's so good to see the reaction of those looking to know what the video and the song is about. I saw reactors who didn't understand and criticized the work of Dimash.Thank you💞💞🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@k.vn.k]

He sings this mostly in minor, mix of lower register and super breath control, just at the very edge of existence.

[@RommerskirchenFrank]

Can't wait. The song is great. Not that surprising in the vocal range, but soooo emotional.... love it

[@pingienator]

I discovered your channel a while back, and I just want to drop this here before finishing your entire backlog: It is simply a pleasure to watch you react to all these singers, many of whom I'm discovering right with you. Your comments on vocal technique are insightful, and really show that you know your stuff, but I also love that you're able to offer comments on the production side of these performances! That's something that I don't see talked about often in these reaction vocal coach/teacher react videos, and it's something small that really sets you apart. But aside from that, the sheer passion and joy that radiates from your entire being when you watch a great performance is just infectious. You have this amazing composure (the word classy simply doesn't do it justice), but then you geek out over some tiny detail that I missed and I'm torn between just watching you do your thing and trying to see what you're pointing out so that I can follow along with your explanation. All that is to say: thank you for your amazing content!

[@kahu54KiOM]

Agree wholeheartedly. A professional yet charming presenter. After 3 years watching YT reactions to Dimash, Elizabeth has been a constant standout for me too.

[@TheCharismaticVoice]

Thank you for your very kind words! It means a lot that you love the way I react. More coming!

[@Watchamacallit000]

Loved it. Thank you Elizabeth.

[@5aypcak]

Our people have such words "burn from the inside" (ishten kuiu). And full surrender to his people and land. They have demonstrated this.

[@hellotomka]

Oh, my Holy Land!" music by Renat Gaissin lyrics by Daniyar Aldabergen, Oral Baisengir Even if tears have touched your eyes, You do not need to hide your feelings. With love for you my homeland, I pray for peace on earth! What is the meaning of life without trials? Difficulties temper, And the tempered cannot be broken... But only time will heal everything... Chorus: Oh, my holy land, I pray for only one thing - May your heart beat forever. Let all sorrows and hardships be forgotten, Let the sun and moon shine forever. May there be joy in every home and children's laughter ring, And I wish prosperity to the whole world!

[@FretsOnFire]

I was hoping someone would post the lyrics - thank you!! 🙂

[@monicaperez4856]

Thank you for the lyrics 🙏

[@tubiroid6986]

Димаш вселенная 🇷🇺💓

[@rosangelaruza2550]

Adoro sua reação e comentários, porque se prepara realmente para analisar e compreender toda essa criatividade e amor que projetaram nesse vídeo! Amei o vídeo!! A linguagem Cazaque e as imagens do Cazaquistão são belíssimas !! Belíssimos Instrumentos musicais como: piano e o Kobyz instrumento ancestral Cazaque, que possue um som incrível! Os Músicos e coral extraordinários!! Cores cromáticas, o sangue, o fogo, todos simbolismos espiritial utilizados no clipe foram incríveis! Dimash mais uma vez supera nossas expectativas!! Dimash também participando na co-direção é incrível! Música linda e emocionante!! Dimash se refere às tristezas das guerras, catástrofes e doenças vividas nesses tempos! Realmente intenso!! Dimash é Simplesmente Espetacular! Genial! Divíno! Apaixonante!! Amei!💞 Parabéns à Dimash e toda sua equipe!!! 👏🏻👏🏿👏🏿👏🏼👏🏽👏🏾👏🏼💞💞🎶🎶🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@elenmarciamunhoz6480]

Rosangela já assisti umas 50 vezes . Choro de soluçar. Perdi amiga para covid 19, estamos vivendo tempos difíceis. 😭

[@rosangelaruza2550]

@@elenmarciamunhoz6480Sinto muito, por sua perda ! Eu acho que já assisti umas cem vezes ou mais! Dimash é mesmo um ser abençoado!! 💞

[@Jason_xofilos]

One thing to note is that rivers are associated with death in the cultures of that part of world. So both Dimash standing in the river and the piano player falling into the into the river has much symbolic meaning.

[@meruyertburkitbayeva245]

Jason I guess in Kazakhstan River is more about path of life not death, water is so pure. it is a main source for living and much more for us

[@markhansen7998]

There was a stone tossed into the water...you can see the impact and the ripples.

[@anwarshahwaziristani7705]

I love dimash. Thanks to dimash reaction.

[@jscollectionkrisadichannel4890]

Great reaction & complete one👍❤🇮🇩

[@sabinelenz2050]

Thank you very much, Elizabeth. 😘💐 I really enjoyed your reaction to this masterpiece. As always, you gave a successful mixture of informative and emotional parts.👍👌 Thanks to you, I have already learned a lot about Dimash's vocal techniques and meanwhile I can classify a lot of what he does, much better ... and I am an absolute non-musician, but for the first time really! enthusiastic about music since I "know" Dimash. I really like your approach and your large amount of respect and warmth for the artist (I can only speak for the Dimash reactions, as I'm only here because of him). You are very attentive, interested, and you have an amazing perception. Of course, as a "Dear" I am always happy to see that a reacter is genuinely impressed, enthusiastic or moved by Dimash's performances. I think that goes without saying. But to watch you, with your really extraordinary expertise, how your face brightens up with the first sound of his voice and to see the various facial expressions you show during his performances .... this is pure joy and for me again a confirmation of his great ability, his extraordinary talent and his uniqueness. Thanks for that. I also love to listen how you speak, because your pronunciation of words, consonants and vowels is extraordinary and impressive to me. I am looking forward to further reactions about Dimash and wish you all the best, health, safety and a lot of fun in everything you do. Dear Elizabeth, my kind greetings and lots of love from Germany.💝 .

[@romygarcia2041]

Dimash and Morisette are the best in the world. A concert of the two in Madison SquareGarden would be a hamdinger ! 12hours, continues ....at '$ 10,000 dollars a seat. Then , I woke up . I did't. Have a seat !l. This is outstanding.

[@ryangowing4115]

Hello, beautiful human!!

[@sabineluhs8919]

Your reactions are always so lovable. It helps people to notice the difficulties of singing like Dimash does. I personally learned so much about his voice from you that I want to say : „Thank you“.

[@veraqwert25]

Thenk you for reaction in, BRAVO!!!! Informacion......... for more than 20 years Dimash studied music ... - at the age of 5 he entered the children's music studio at the college ,, (in the class of piano, vocals, choir, solfeggio,) .....- Next, a music school in the city school house .. ..- children's music studio at the philharmonic society .... - then, from the age of 15, he worked in this philharmonic society ....- Then Aktobe college in the class of "academic singing" - 4 years .... - then the university of "art" Astana- (pop, jazz,) ....- then master's degree "composition" .... - was going to enter graduate school, this year, .... (excerpts from interviews,) ...

[@freadadillon4071]

If you pay close attention, when the ending goes into major, take a look, and the ending shot is in color, with sun shining. And the entire piece before that moment was in black and white except for the blood and fire. Finally the sun comes out and represents to me the hope of the future.

[@teresaayon4558]

Great reaction. Thanks. Dimash is beautiful. Awsome. Unique. From México.

[@anwarshahwaziristani7705]

I love dimash and dimash reaction

[@stoneshack2000]

Yes, finally a real evaluation..

[@stoneshack2000]

​@@shanialover @shanialover Hey shania, so good to hear from you. How are you doing girl

[@stoneshack2000]

shanialover Well, whenever I see you get ready for a very hard spanking :-) I’ll make up for the Blondie Dagwood movie. Love hearing from you, Hugs.

[@stoneshack2000]

shanialover I picked up on that, I assume you must do a lot of standing also...

[@stoneshack2000]

That’s fine, caining, whipping, whatever works:-)

[@yani1353]

Wonderful MV, thank you and greeting ♥️

[@lbrounen]

Thank you for your knowledgable reaction. The song is a prayer, so any showing off would be disrespectful. So many layers marking a true piece of art.

[@kirbys1370]

Hi Elizabeth, I LOVED this performance and I LOVED your reaction! This was an Emotional and Beautiful video/song along w/ a Powerful and Meaningful Message! The aerial views of the landscapes were both Amazing and Magnificent and I also enjoyed the subtle parts of the video, such as the small pebble toss into the peaceful, still water @7:10 - I think you mentioned it was a percussion element/sound (Great Job Dimash!). Thank You, Elizabeth for another Wonderful reaction!!!

[@diassmagulov8818]

Обожаю вас вы самый лучший блогер и хороший человек

[@FretsOnFire]

Arghh! I missed the premiere! I was afraid I might, I have health problems that keep me up all night. But your reaction/analysis was everything I hoped for, Elizabeth - thank you! I thought it was brilliant and so tragic, how the pianist dies and Dimash is charred at the end. The little whine that came at the end of some of Dimash's breaths, like crying. The uplifting major chord & the color beyond the mountain. The video made me think, remember & feel so many things...many tears but I just continue to watch it again & again. Extremely deep. I am totally haunted by this song & video....

[@barbaravoice1042]

Wow..two days...I am waiting impatiently ... I am very curious what you think not so much about Dimash's vocals (these are always great) but about the artistic impressions, symbols and the message contained in this prayer etc...Greetings !!!

[@kikiwilcone]

As always, a very thorough and informative reaction/analysis. 💕💕💕 I was quite shocked at first to see Dimash on fire 🔥😱, but in the end he was tempered like steel and came out stronger with hope for the future. I loved the powerful imagery, haunting instrumentals and deeply emotional vocals. What a masterpiece! Thank you Elizabeth Dear for continuing your Dimash Monday’s!!! 🙌🏼🥰

[@heartsource417]

Another wonderful reaction! 👏👏 Just FYI...that water drop sound you heard was actually a small stone hitting the surface of the water to his right If you look closely its right at 6:28. Dimash has a Soul that reaches into the heart of the earth and its people, don't you think? He desires to bring to humanity a message of hope, of peace and of unity. You can tell not only by the song War and Peace, which he wrote, but by the fact that his first directorial piece is deeply enlivened by gratitude towards this earth and electrified with devotion. His desire for joy, healing and beauty as the sacred future underscoring humanity's relationship to mother Earth is endearing. This makes me very curious to see what his future creations will be. Dimash reminds me of this quote by Plato: “Music gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination, and life to everything.” - Plato 🕊❤️🕊🎶🕊 🦅🌍🦅 🎤🎧🎹🌞🌞🌞🌹

[@rudigerk]

Thank you so much for this Reaction! It was a Pleasure as always... 😉👍🌅

[@FretsOnFire]

I'm so glad you'll be reacting to Qairan Elim!! I saw 1 "vocal coach" (who shall remain nameless) who said after seeing the video that there weren't enough high notes...if I was subscribed to him, I would've unsubscribed! This song is so deep & that reactor is sooooo shallow. Right there I started wishing for your analysis! Hopefully this isn't a spoiler, but there are just enough high notes for the song, the ones that are there are very effective. I love Dimash's high notes & always get a thrill from them, but at the same time I no longer care at all whether there are ANY high notes in a song - I KNOW that he will always put himself into each song 1000%, & that's all I need! I don't know for sure, but there may be more emotion in Dimash's vocal in Qairan Elim than any other song he's done - it's definitely in the "top most emotional" list. Hopefully I can be here for the live chat, but really looking forward to this video in any case!

[@stoneshack2000]

So well said Fretsonfire

[@FretsOnFire]

@@stoneshack2000 Thanks, Jim - I always enjoy your posts as well! 😎

[@FretsOnFire]

​@@innazaretski304I totally agree with you too! I wonder if we are thinking of the same guy - did he have a Spanish name? I don't want to say who it was, but is the answer is yes, I'm sure it is the same person. Yes, there is so much more to Dimash than high or low notes!

[@carmenrosado2023]

FretsOnFire I wish you would say the name, I speak Spanish, would like to know. But yes, many reactors, not vocal coaches are disappointed for him not to go for his usual high notes. They just can’t see, that he didn’t want to catch the attention that way, but more to the message.

[@FretsOnFire]

@@innazaretski304 Once again, I agree...I guess great minds think alike? 😉

[@yannakomarova4047]

Как можно всю песню улыбаться??? Как можно быть такой толстокожей? Я не знаю языка, но чувствую боль и трагедию этой песни

[@Frol551]

Димаш в Мире номер один!

[@kathrinphan]

I enjoyed your reaction so much! Thank you for sharing it with us! Lots of love from Switzerland

[@berenicedavey7407]

The discerning approach and delivery i have heard form anyone on this wonderful prayer for the world. Thank you.

[@inspiradonogregoriano]

The whole image of water and fire makes me think of the mystics. Of the holocaust and oblation of a life to God, of a burst of love surrender in prayer. And the music has the feeling of "compuctio cordis", compuction of heart, the humility and sadness of who tears the misery and sufferings of the humanity offering that as confident prayer, the end is like God hearing the prayer.

[@ijl6921]

I am looking forward to your reaction! You have noticed the delicate shifts in his voice earlier. The MV gives very much to digest. I hope you can focus on his voice because a lot of reactors focus on the MV.

[@vivimargigio]

Dimash is The Phenix. We need emerge from the ashes in spite of such pain nowaday. Dimash is our light in this darkest hour.

[@jossfan]

I've been looking forward to this all day and of course you didn't disappoint dear Elizabeth! I loved all your observations and thoughts, and you confirmed for me what I'd thought about Dimash's breath sounds being a deliberate element of this performance. Another vocal coach once said that Dimash's mic technique is so immaculate that we don't hear his breathing unless he wants us to, and so it was here. This is such a passionate, heartfelt, love-inspired piece of art, and you honoured and interpreted it with great delicacy and musical understanding so that it enriched it even further for us all. Thank you.

[@eliczahernandez7516]

Thank You for pointing out the most minute changes in Dimash voice because a lot of us are not musician just simply admirers of good music and those soft whispery endings to some of those notes were just so beautiful to listen to! Loved your reaction as always!

[@estera4176]

This will be so intense.

[@EvieDelacourt]

I'd have to see the original video again on a larger screen to be sure, but I think that moment where you heard the unexpected "water drop percussion" was when the visuals show a small rock being tossed into the still waters. Make of that symbology what you will. :-)

[@user-rk4sb5px9c]

I believe it rhymes with the drop of blood hitting bowl of the instrument later in a song. Yes, there are certain times when blood runs like water, taking vital energy with every drop. However, towards the end of the song the gradual shift into warm colors in visuals with shift from minor to major key suggests that is not forever.

[@Chrissy-pf5pd]

Thank you Elizabeth.💕 That was an excellent reaction and analysis of Qairan Elim. There were many reactors who "didn't get it" and to be honest that was very sad to me. I love this song even more now after listening to your breakdown and I didn't think that was possible!

[@victorverzi]

Lyrycs: Even if the tears have touched your eyes You do not need to hide your feelings. With love for you my country, I pray for peace on earth! What is the meaning of life without proof? Temperament difficulties, And temperament cannot be broken ... But only time will heal everything ... Chorus: Oh my holy land I pray for only one thing: May your heart beat forever. May all sorrows and tribulations be forgotten, Let the sun and the moon shine forever. May there be joy in every home and the children's ring of laughter, And I wish prosperity for everyone!Even if the tears have touched your eyes You do not need to hide your feelings. With love for you my country, I pray for peace on earth! What is the meaning of life without proof? Temperament difficulties, And temperament cannot be broken ... But only time will heal everything ... Chorus: Oh my holy land I pray for only one thing: May your heart beat forever. May all sorrows and tribulations be forgotten, Let the sun and the moon shine forever. May there be joy in every home and the children's ring of laughter, And I wish prosperity for everyone!

[@FretsOnFire]

I was hoping someone would post the lyrics - thank you!! 🙂

[@annikaandersson8115]

@@FretsOnFire If you go go Dimash channel there are subtitles in english för his singing parts so you can follow the Musica åt the same time kzbin.info/www/bejne/gWWYopeIdq6Kl68

[@SunGod80]

@@FretsOnFire what? They're literally on the video PiP that Elizabeth is watching :P :D

[@FretsOnFire]

@@annikaandersson8115 Thank you, Annika!

[@FretsOnFire]

@@SunGod80 Yes, I know! lol - I mean written lyrics, so I can cut & paste. It saves me the trouble of typing them out, I save lyrics as documents...😂🤣😂

[@isabellesurf]

👏👏👏Wonderful reaction to this powerful song 💕💕💕

[@jakubzawinowski]

Great review, as always! :) Love to watch them! You're unique in how professionally and impartially you can evaluate such different music styles, even if they are far from your regular repertoire :) I'd really love to hear your reaction to Luca Turilli's RHAPSODY - 'PROMETHEUS' - LIVE @ MASTERS OF ROCK :) There is some really interesting duet, and live shows are always the best to judge :)

[@Adryanna007]

Great idea! 🤔 Prometeus!! 🎶

[@aliciaaraya9647]

Extraordinaria reacción de nuestro maravilloso Dimash . Agradezco su estudio e información sobre la canción y el vídeo . Increíble trabajo de Dimash y compañía siempre es impecable . ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@svetlanamakarova7780]

Very deep on the content and performance of the song and video! Great work of DIMASH and his creative team! You will be very impressed by the clip!

[@angelrom1568]

Excelente análisis mi estimada. Ud. es una de las poquísimas personas que sabe de lo que habla, estupenda su interpretación del simbolismo visual, más allá de la genialidad de Dimash, de quien sabemos que su técnica, es trascendental. Este hombre, es un regalo para los oidos de la humanidad. Greetings from Argentina. Excellent analysis my dear. You are one of the very few people who know what you are talking about, your interpretation of visual symbolism is wonderful, beyond the genius of Dimash, whose technique we know is transcendental. This man is a gift to the ears of mankind

[@headlesnorseman701]

It’s weird watching you react to these things and Then listening to your opera performances and I feel like some of the things you do vocally are way more insane and impressive lol

[@yukilaen7922]

MARAVILLOSO

[@AmaratMamu]

and nature sounds are incorporated in the music. ambers, water drop, thunder... wonderful and powerful

[@jerrylosos9162]

I feel this is a prayer as much as a song. Dimash holds his hands in the typical way that Muslims pray. It is so beautiful. Thank you for your very informative reaction. (Patricia, Jerry's wife)

[@luzjimenamirandadavila6551]

Ohh es hermosamente emocional!!!No paro de verla y oírla ,excelente Director e interprete Dimash,felicitaciones al compositor de la música .una verdadera obra de Arte.

[@klikakate]

Hi Elizabeth, your reaction tugs in my soul as usual. I've seen a dozen other comments on this mv, but yours is of course the best❤️ These song/video are brilliant in their simplicity and intensity, they touches me constantly and brings to mind the difficult history of my country🇵🇱😍 I love this text so much! Regards, I send hugs and look forward to your next movies🙋‍♀️🎶😘

[@arsyadidris2919]

Towards the end,, u notice he had his hands up and palms open,, praying to god in the islamic way... He is a muslim man afterall and hes not the type hide it. He had an interview in japan, and the first thing he did was greeted the audience with “assalamualaikum”,, very surprising.

[@Woman2Watch]

He's also very respectful of other religions as we can see during Rae Ward's epic journey to Kazakhstan. When she handed Dimash a gift and he responded by saying, God bless you. Love him!!!

[@elenaserra8900]

Also on his concerts he comes into stage with asslamaleikum greeting! In my opinión, all the religions have a message of love and peace if they are not leaded to extreme fanatism!

[@Woman2Watch]

@@elenaserra8900 Agreed

[@BeckyNicholas]

Well you make Monday coming better! 😂😂 This is Dimash's debut as a director! 💜🤗💜 He is singing in Kazakh and all the scenery is around Almaty Kazakhstan. Dimash is very, very deeply rooted in his culture and strongly patriotic for his country (Kazakhstan). Kazakhstan is a newly independent country (1991) who fought and lost many to get their independence. So alot of this is about that but its also his expression of the pandemic and loosing people close to him due to it. He's an incredibly old soul who's caring runs deep through him. He's mentioned many times of his concern of the state of the world currently. 💙💙 Here is an article explaining the MV. en.dimashnews.com/2020/08/09/a-new-video-qairan-elim-was-released-on-dimashs-channel/ Words at the beginning: The Great Steppe. I am speaking of the land which spreads across the four directions. I am speaking of the Altai mountains and the region of Atyrau, the rivers Zhaiyk and Ile, the Alatau mountain range and the Saryarka Uplands, about the finest vast lands of all time. I am speaking of the Great Steppe, the cradle of the Turkic realm, which gave rise to the nomads. O silent world, do not hold your breath inside! You have a generation who boldly withstood the struggle, A kind owner with a generous soul and a compassionate character, constant against the dark transgressions of a changing world. The Great Steppe has a guardian spirit, unknown to a stranger, incomprehensible to an outsider.

[@1fanboy576]

Becky Nicholas Thanks Becky. Finally someone who gets what the people have been through. If you see the movie Mr. Jones you have an insight into what was happening 20 years after the Great War. I think the contrast between the history and Qairan Elim makes it even more special.

[@TheCharismaticVoice]

Thank you for the very kind words and I very glad you like the video! This information also helps us a lot Dimash fans to understand him more, thanks!

[@kahu54KiOM]

Becky Nicholas Thank you for sharing. It’s so helpful.

[@BeckyNicholas]

@@TheCharismaticVoice I loved your analysis!! I missed a lot the first time I saw it last week due to the shock factor! But its one of those that the more you watch the more it makes sense and you can take it in better! I was a little worried about you when I saw you were going to react to it....the blood, burning piano, pianist (who is the composer by the way) dying.....but you handled it well! 💜🤗💜🤗💜 Thank you!

[@vivimargigio]

Great reaction girl 🌹🌹🌹

[@idabayuni4190]

Thank you for the wonderful comments, I enjoy listening to your description about Dimash and the video 👏🙏👏

[@rebeccavandam2834]

I hope we will discuss the meaning of this piece. Read the comments (via chrome on a laptop) to see the reaction of KZ people who frequently refer to Di as brother.

[@MMariaViktoria]

You need to hear this!!!! Dimash and super vocal boys- queen medley- on the singer

[@tallard666]

Not only do we hear the crackling flames, but it's simultaneously pouring rain! What a beautiful contrast: FIRE/RAIN. Probably made this insane shoot a bit safer too! not many artists want to play a piano that's actually on fire, without lots of water on hand! hahaha!

[@laurys7077]

Dimash es un artista de otro nivel un cantante nunca antes visto en el mundo. Bellísima canción y MV , esto es ÉPICO 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@marcelamercado113]

Me emociona cada vez que la escucho

[@billizetti]

That performance was pure gut, pure heart emotion. As you repeatedly said, Dimash was never showing off. He felt it all. It showed death, but continued raising hope; green mountains after the burnt ones; hope in the brilliant sun rays. Always the hope of song.

[@danielbrosky]

If only I could give this video 10 thumbs up!!! Truly, this effort you made to stop your reaction / analysis video to find English for the dramatic introduction was in itself epic. I watched 7 other reaction videos to the "Qairan Elim" video, and no one else could be bothered to self-educate before nor to educate their viewers & susbscribers. AWESOME job, Elizabeth!! Additionally, your comments about the symbolism - and the fact that you did not impose your own impressions, but instead let each of us absorb the video on our own - AWESOME. So many today no longer have any understanding of allegory and deeper symbolism, sadly, other than the Golden Arches, network logos and such. Really love that you, too, identified from the start the hopeful message, and did not let the depth of the voice of the narrator lead you astray down a dark and negative path. Excellent video experience -- Instead of 10 Thumbs Up, how about 10 standing ovations?!! - Seriously - I stood and applauded you at the end of this video!

[@tallard666]

Agree! There are thousands of stupid "reaction" people, people who actually analyse, not just react (producers, singers, musicians, coaches) are 1000x more interesting than all the stupid reacts. I feel like the vast majority reactors are tailcoating on actual artists, are pushing their own brands and just using singers as clickbait. Eiizabeth is the real deal. And a couple of others, like Lenore, Ken, etc.

[@marciamarangon188]

I loved your reaction! In this song I have the impression that he sings crying. I loved this song.

[@MarcusOakland]

I found you through being notified of your analysis of Disturbed's "The Sound of Silence" and watching that, but since then you have been introducing me to all sorts of other wonderful music. Thank you. I delight in your enthusiasm and expression