Dimash makes you think in this beauty!

[@jooliveirabrasil5672]

Dimash is an exorcist, he brings to the surface our dark reveries, our sufferings and our pains so that they can be eliminated from our soul. Simple as that, Dimash is a natural healer.

[@AubreyLeFey]

Yes 🙏

[@ТревисПеркинс]

Эта композиция с философским содержанием, сменяющиеся лица в зале, это символ быстротечности жизни, на балконах смена исторических персонажей. Димаш призывает следовать за своей мечтой не тратя жизнь попусту. Спасибо за реакцию. 😊❤❤❤

[@gracielacaridad8871]

Dimash es un alma vieja en un cuerpo joven con mucha sabiduría y consciente de lo efímera qué es la vida sus letras son profundas nada es banal en sus canciones realmente es un genio del arte de la música transmitir lo que es la vida en realidad es una estrella con los pies plantados en la tierra❤❤❤

[@vered3179]

How does this wonderful man manage to live so densely and fruitfully! To think so globally and comprehensively! His soul burns for everything that happens... God! Give him the strength and health to carry this truth and beauty

[@AubreyLeFey]

You put into words what I often contemplate. What Dimash carries is such a weight. Perhaps sharing it with the world in song helps lighten his burden a little. Perhaps this is what we give back to him.

[@danielmarkiewicz8489]

16:13 Dimash cares that his music have reaction on his listeners so he achieved his goal with you, and me, and many others

[@blancagaetemellado4624]

Hermosa Omir Éter y Omir ...tienen unas letras bellísimas ....debes ver Omir ...el vídeo clip....te deseo lo mejor para ti y tu familia que Dios te bendiga y te de muchos momentos para seguir compartiendo con tus hijos....otra cosa eres un gran orador ....dices lindas palabras....

[@roca8060]

Every song has a beautiful and truly meaning ❤️ 😢 this song moves me to the tears 😢😢 Dimash music changes you point of view the life ❤❤❤❤❤

[@lauraalkhaz2163]

This song is just incredibly beautiful. He also did a song during covid called, 'We Are One'. Had me in tears. The older you get, you come to the reality you are mortal. Save the voice mail. My parents and sister have passed on. In the end, the people around you are the only important thing.

[@michaelelliott8536]

They were random people in the stalls. He is asking them not to waste time, to get on with achieving their dreams. The people in the balcony were famous historical people who have made a difference. Dimash has always said that when he finally leaves the stage and sits with an audience, he wants to be able to look people in the eye, and know that he always did his best,stage. He is very special.

[@BelleNewman]

@@michaelelliott8536 Some people in the stalls were connections of Dimash, I think: his friend Rassul Usmanov (one of his concert back-up singers) was there, and the last few were children of family friends, I believe …

[@annamariadaolio9853]

Dovresti approfondire la conoscenza di Dimash come essere umano, lo ammireresti ancora di più. È una persona molto colta, di carattere forte, ma molto dolce, sincero e altruista. Ti possono aiutare i vedeo di LiLaSi che analizzano il percorso canoro e umano di Dimash. Grazie da Italia

[@bookworm8385]

Dimash was invited to join the Astana Opera house while still a student. Now he sings at its stunning opera house on his own! ❤

[@cherylmcclure2142]

He makes you feel certain emotions you didn't know you had.. he is the GOAT!! MERRY CHRISTMAS ❤

[@2010lunis]

Feliz Navidad Merry Christmas!!!

[@silviagonzalez5881]

Hola si algo nos ha demostrado Dimash es que no hay imposibles ni límites, cumplir nuestros sueños depende de nosotros, ánimo y felices fiestas, saludos desde México ❤

[@seemabawani9042]

Your reaction to this song was very visceral and thoughtful. Dimash brings out that part of his listeners or many times gives words to those deep feelings of people‼ I love hearing about your family and your life in response to Dimash's songs❣ In this song, the old Dimash sits in the audience seating. He has said in interviews that when he is old he will be in the audience watching other new performers. I personally feel that he will be singing loud and proud until the end whenever that comes 🥰 In one of his posts he wrote that at the end of his life he wants to be able to look at his reflection and say "you did ok Dimash". He is an old and wise soul who thinks deeply about things that even many of the older people don't...and definitely not young people his age. Please react to some of his interviews or The Ultimate Dimash Guide series by LiLaSi. They are great and gives interesting insights into the various aspects of his life and art...also shows parts of many of his interviews, performances, etc 🙏💞🙏💞🙏

[@BigSpookyTV]

The Ultimate Guide series is on my list already. It's coming.. my selection is rather organic in how they are picked. The more I get to know Dimash, the more I desire to listen to that series, so I can know him deeper. I often wonder if I should just listen on my own time versus record reactions to them. What do you think?

[@seemabawani9042]

If you want to watch it on your own privately or share your reaction to it with his dears is your choice. I just want everyone who appreciates Dimash and his music to watch these series. It'll give you all a better understanding of who he really is and how seriously he takes the gifts he has been bestowed by God...

[@petesmith5500]

It is a time continuum of life.. as the stages of our lives pass.. so do the opportunities and choices we make.. and the happiness and sorrow of those choices.. the people represent stages of ones age.. and at the end.. his own fate. He leaves you with the tree of life and his prayer.. It is a beautiful song of ones destiny. Thank you.

[@troy9er]

Great reaction. Renegade here! 👍✋from Chicago suburbs.

[@BigSpookyTV]

Thank you for coming over to the Dimash side! I have always wanted to visit Chicago. I'm a house head to the bone. I heard you guys have the house heart beat! I'm originally from Windsor. I've jammed in Detroit, and Cleveland. But, most of my time was spent in Toronto.

[@analia9306]

Gran reacción a nuestro querido Dimash!!!Éste video fue lanzado para el día de la,independencia de Kazajistán,las personas que muestra algunas son importantes personalidades del pasado y el presente de su país. Bendiciones para ti y tu familia desde Argentina!!!🙏🤗👋🇦🇷

[@BigSpookyTV]

Thank you so much! Blessings to you! 🫶🏻

[@domizianamiodini]

Buon Natale a tutti!

[@Treefellow1]

Thanks so much for reading my comment and reacting to this awesome work of art by Dimash. How many stars will make a song like this, he's already contemplating the transitory nature of his own fame! The profound effect of seeing those isolated people in the audience, in their own worlds. And the way he looks at the end, without singing, a kind of naked vulnerable human, his eyes say everything! Thanks again for the mention. I have my own channel with very little on it, just a few Dimash songs and classical pieces as soundtrack to my paintings! Brian Joffin is my real name, I am a 70 year old farmer and painter.

[@Treefellow1]

And by the way I would suggest you look at South African Kwaito music, e.g. Zola, TKZEE, Arthur Mafokate, Trompies, Mdu etc. Older music Brenda Fassie, Bongo Maffin. Thats just for starters! Currently very popular is Sister Bettina, used at sports events as a kind of informal national anthem..

[@BigSpookyTV]

This is a very busy time of year for my family. We have 3 birthdays in November, and with Christmas in the next month, it's hard to find the time to sit. But, i try so hard to respond to my KZbin comments. This is a new world for me, only stayed a few months ago. But, i enjoy the connection so much! My biggest fear is upsetting anyone for not responding. I just couldn't possible respond to everyone. There's just so many! 🙃 I believe in fate.. The universe placing things in front of me to see.. To experience. I saw your face before i saw your comment. Thank you, Brian, for connecting with me. I like your username. I have a tattoo of a tree on my arm, and of one on my leg. I also, grow many indoor plants in my home. Perhaps, i am also a tree below. ☺️

[@Treefellow1]

@@BigSpookyTV Happy Christmas! Love to you and family!

[@bookworm8385]

The "ghosts" in the balcony are revered Kazakh heroes from the past. ❤

[@BibiNabat-gu2ch]

I’m with you! I love his operatic voice!❤❤👍

[@vongonnun]

Hello... Dimash has the ability to move us, entertain us and also make us think. Sometimes they are thoughts that most people want to avoid because they are painful. The certainty that life passes in every moment we live should be the most natural thing, however it is something that is usually avoided and that we should remember to try to live better and value more those who share with us the adventure of being "human." Now you should to watch just "Omir" ... Greetings!!

[@sipuana7661]

Merry Christmas to you too. Thank you for your Dimash reactions. Enjoy your family.

[@yudyflores1687]

Buen dia😊 Felices fiestas y pronta recuperacion 🎉 hay otra cancion😮 de él que se llama Omir (vida) BELLA ❤

[@BigSpookyTV]

Thank you so much! 🫶🏻🫶🏻

[@nancyhashiguchi8470]

awesome!!!

[@mmartin1030]

A Song For The Heart 💛 The Soul✨& The Mind 🫠 Pure Beauty, Love 🤍 & Honor🇰🇿 ✨Ode to Life✨ This was a 30th anniversary gift for his country 🇰🇿 In 1936, it was established within the Soviet Union. Kazakhstan was the last of the Soviet republics to declare independence during the dissolution of the Soviet Union from 1988 to 1991. What unites all the people in the hall is “Him”, the image of a man who is timeless. Dimash is a hero who celebrates life and lets the past and future of an entire nation pass through him. “Omir Oter” an ode to life. It’s an ode to life of any person who at least once thought about the meaning of their existence. Said the author of the music Renat Gaisin 🎼&🎼 Dimash The lyrics author of “Omir Oter” is famous Kazakh poet Talant Aryngali.📜🖋 ❤️2U&ALLU❤️&🕊️💫🌎🦌🇺🇸

[@BigSpookyTV]

Thank you for that explanation. I'm intrigued by the poetry you speak of, now. 😌

[@marywebster2488]

This is an awesome work of art. Dimash feels the different aspects of life very keenly. News is out this morning that a long-anticipated song is going to be released very soon. He has had the basic melody and some lyrics for 2-3 years. It’s called “Love is Not Over Yet.” When he was in Paris he met with Flavien, a pianist and composer, and they worked on it some more. Love your reactions. I hope your back pain resolved quickly. ❤

[@BigSpookyTV]

Thanks.. I'm on the mend. But, my aging body doesn't bounce back quite as quickly as it once did! 👴🏻🙃

[@marywebster2488]

@@BigSpookyTV Ah, you are still young! I wish you flexibility and strength, health and long life.

[@BigSpookyTV]

@@marywebster2488 we have a home gym..i could go down there and help the flexibility along with a little mild yoga. Alas, the kids are calling for food! 😅 Thank you for your kind wishes! 🫶🏻

[@YhvMagsisi]

Life is telling your wife she can't cope with everything, she needs help, YOUR HELP. I don't know your personal lifestyle, but where I live, men have always been sitting at home after work, while women continue working when they arrive home from their jobs. Maybe I am wrong, but maybe this should be said. Thanks for opening your heart and I hope your wife is healthy now. Dimash's lyrics are most of times deeply meaningful ❤

[@AubreyLeFey]

My thoughts exactly. You are not wrong.

[@hanadulajova995]

sú to významný ludia v Kazachstáne

[@bookworm8385]

There are clips of Dimash holding the last little girl as a baby. This beautiful video is 100% Kazakh! You can check out its premiere on Dimash's Digital concert.❤

[@reginebertrand5108]

🖐🖐Very Merry Christmas to you and your loved ones. Greetings from France

[@domizianamiodini]

L'ultima bambina ha fatto sortidere pure te? Ha una faccia così simpatica!

[@kathrynhorniman4148]

The people in the audience are deceased loved ones.

[@domizianamiodini]

La canzone è bellissima, una delle preferite come quasi tutto il repertorio kazako. Stesse riflessioni per la canzone "Omir", che significa 'vita'! Nel video ufficiale (nin quella con il fratelli) c'è un po' la sua vita!

[@beatrizalfaro3587]

Porfa reacciona al dueto con Plácido Domingo

[@BigSpookyTV]

I recently did react to this video.. Unless, is there another one that i missed? 🤗

[@dianellecavalier9897]

I'm alone and sick. I really understand you. If you need anything about Dimash, to understand this video, etc., ask Gloria Wu. She can help you with anything about Dimash. She helps many Reactors. From Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Take care of your family, if you can and of you too. xoxoxo❤🙏❤

[@AubreyLeFey]

I, too, am alone though not sick at present. My wish for you is enough community to support you. 🙏🙏🙏

[@BigSpookyTV]

Thank you so much. I hope you feel better. 🤗♥️ And, isn't it beautiful, even though you are alone, the Dear community comes together in Spirit for us all! 🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻. The Love that @aubreyLeFey has shown to you just warms me right up! That love she has shown for you is very similar to the feeling i get from all the direction i receive from the Dear community, in support of my channel. 🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻

[@nicevinci_dear]

Duets with Dimash are always incredible. He never tries to overdue his partners. He always does what is best for the song. This is a duet with Plácido Domingo from George Bizet's (a French composer 1838-1875) Opera "The Pearl Fishers". It's about two friends who both love the same woman (a priestress). But they decide that their friendship will not break because of this. Here maestro Plácido Domingo sings the baritone part whereas Dimash sings the tenor part. Placido Domingo will be 84 years old in January. He himself said that he could no longer sing the tenor. So Dimash should do this part. I'm not an opera expert, but nonetheless Placido is still a great opera singer. He and Dimash were judges in a talent-show for young classical talents in Budapest, Hungary. And in this show one of his biggest dreams came true with this duet. And before this duet, they only had one or two rehearsals together. And Dimash had had a bad cough for some time. Dimash has classical as well as contemporary vocal training. After college, he was offered a job at the Astana Opera House, which he turned down because he wanted to sing and write his own style of music. If you love this voice of him (as I do a lot) then react to The Anthem of Kazakhstan Thousand Of Miles, a common dream with Zhang Yingxi Red Moon Rules with Huang Xiaoyun With Lara Fabian and Aida Garifullina Ti Amo Cosi Ulisse with Aida Garifullina Olimpico from his Arnau concert I tried to provide the links but my comment always was filtered out. Greetings and love from Germany👋❤️

[@SusanShiffman]

You got the name of the song right. The people are "ancestors" of his country. As u know he is very proud of his culture and country. Why didnt u tell your dr about Dimash? I tell everybody.

[@bejewel4669]

Hmm, I really wonder at why (almost) every reactor who watches this video immediately jumps to the conclusion that the people in the audience are Dimash's relatives or family members? Why is that? As if everyone who looks like a Kazakh is related to Dimash. 🤣 The lyrics of the song are about introspection and how life goes by so swiftly that if you are not careful your life is over before you can make your dreams come true. That you should reach for your dreams before your life is over. The people in the audience are spotlighted to show that in the end each is alone in the crowd (audience) and must face their success or failure alone. Representatives of the old, middle aged and young are sprinkled throughout the auditorium separated by distance. You also see Dimash at the end of his life as part of the audience now and he must also face how he lived his life and whether he accomplished his goals and dreams with honor. Then at the end the entire audience is shown watching the same performance together symbolizing that everyone is going through the same great journey of life.

[@bookworm8385]

Wait, did you then tell your Dr. about Dimash?? ❤

[@BigSpookyTV]

@@bookworm8385 I did tell him about how most of my views come from one artist.. Dimash. Have you heard of him? He said no. His face looked puzzled. Then, he went on to tell me about this African house music. The conversation veered. He is my family doctor, though.. There will be many more opportunities in the future to discuss the wonderful world of music.. And Dimash!

[@pamscarr8696]

Here is a video of the parents of Dimash. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hKvXaaiCqNiqisk Sveta, his mother is the first soloist. Kanat, his father is the second soloist The vocal instructor of Sveta and Dimash is the fourth singer. Kanat composed the music for this song. In the song below, his younger brother Mansur wrote the music and he and Dimash wrote the words. kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5vEnot_qrGWfK8 The girl with the birthday cake is Raushan, their sister. Birth order is Dimash, Raushan and Mansur. Dimash is very close and loving with his family and long time friends. Below is a video of Dimash with his Paternal grandparents who raised him solely his first 10 years (a Kazak tradition for a first-born son) then at 10 he and his grandparents moved in with his parents. He call his Kudaibergen grandparents Mama and Papa and always introduced them in that manner and would tell his audiences he had two set of parents Here he is with them being interviewed. He is playing chess with his Papa who taught all of his children and grandchildren to paly chess. A great strategist. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHPZnmeBjcyJmZI This gives you insight into his immediate family except for his maternal grandmother who also adores him and is a beautiful lady.

[@pamscarr8696]

Also, they are a people known for pronouncing blessing on others as you can see in the last video. Even if they just come in contact with others, they will pronounce a blessing, even if it is just a short Shalome Aleichem. As you can see, a lot of Dimash's European DNA came from his Grandfather. I am pretty sure his maternal grandfather was Ukranian and was a gifted musician, but the USSR would not allow him to play but made him a portrait artist for the upper echelon in the USSR. Along with Kazakhstan, 15 other countries were given their freedom in 1991 and Dimash was born in 1994. The USSR had all but destroyed these now republics and his Mama and Papa thought it best for him to be bi-lingual in Kazak and Russian from the very beginning. He is very comfortable in both languages and know some Ukranian.

[@BigSpookyTV]

What an interesting custom.

[@mmsminimalmusic3110]

Sorry, but the lyrics of this piece is as illogical as it gets. To understand why let´s take a look at the concept of fatalism featured in Omir Oter. Here is a quote from some Iranian encyclopedia: „The concept of fatalism as commonly used in Islamic philosophy ... denotes the belief in the pre-ordained Decree of God (...), according to which whatever happens to human beings or in the whole universe has been pre-determined by the will and knowledge of the Almighty, and that no changes or transformations in it can be made through the agency of the human will“. The logical consequence of this is: there is no point in even trying to achieve something or to make the world a better place. In Omir Oter this oriental fatalism is reflected by lines such as „fate is not to be controlled…“, „everything in this life is in vain“…, „no matter how you deceive yourself, in the end your fate is in the hand of the Almighty“. This is inconsistent with another line of the lyrics such as „may your star never go out until the cherished dream is achieved“. If everything in life is in vain, and if fate can´t be controlled, why would anyone try to fulfill some dream? Even if it´s poetry, it shouldn´t be illogical. Although Dimash sings such fatalist lyrics and, due to his (too) traditional roots, keeps using fatalist phrases in his daily life like “if Allah wills it” or “Allah willing“, I am glad that he obviously doesn´t really follow them, because 25 years of hard work to achieve his musical dream would not have happened, and there would have been no point in writing, composing and recording a 13 min anti-war mini-movie if he actually believed that everything in this life is in vain and trying to make the world a better place is a deception. In any case, I admire Dimash for being a musical genius. He can´t be a philosophical genius on top of that.

[@AubreyLeFey]

You make a strong, logical argument here. All religion is illogical. Nevertheless, the human brain (or some human brains) appear to be hardwired for belief. The field of cognitive neuroscience is quite busy with research into this topic. I agree that Dimash is a musical genius. In addition, he has what I consider to be an unparalleled capacity to transmit emotion.

[@BigSpookyTV]

This comment was the first one i read when i opened my eyes from my sleep. Deep thoughts. It really made me think. I appreciate how analytical you are. I often want to sit with friends for coffee, and talk about life. You would sit well with us!

[@user-vl6ke7cx3r]

@ mmsminimalmusic. Dimash’s belief in a creator is not philosophical but religious. .Religion has its basis in belief and philosophy is a critic of belief and belief based systems.;therefore I beleve that your argument is illogical. I am not of a fatalistic religion but I also pray that my God’s will be done and I believe if God is willing. Dimash is not a philosopher but a man of faith.and I agree a musical genius.

[@mmsminimalmusic3110]

@@BigSpookyTV Thank you. 🙂

[@mmsminimalmusic3110]

@@AubreyLeFey Yes, there appears to be an innate predisposition for religious thinking, which makes it hard to be rational. I wouldn't call it "hardwired" though, because that sounds as if it couldn't be changed. But people can overcome this predisposition by education and critical thinking. As for Dimash, I think he's too stuck in tradition to notice the logical problems mentioned. However, I have no doubt he would understand them if we had a philosophical discussion with him.