DRUMMER Reacts to Natlan Live Symphony | Genshin Impact OST

[@triii8939]

i dislike becos he not put captions

[@Samizard]

Well shit

[@kyoken8691]

@@Samizard The lyrics when you understand them are VERY POWERFUL. It's why.

[@FabioJoseph-wx5nm]

Sami can speak Swahili tho 😊

[@TheOldestDream4951]

We won't mind forgiving you tho if you upload a new one with subtitles on lol

[@gauravanshkumar3949]

Still gonna like because the thing he is listening to is literally god tier

[@zefwho]

Olympics should hire Hoyo-mix for their opening musics!😂❤

[@好和和]

yes，This will be more suitable for the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games.

[@Hallowedkongyan]

Yeah+

[@martijnslegers7523]

Absolutely! I would10.000 times more prefer this kind of powerful music than to hear a Lady Gaga butcher the French language... :O Genshin's music amazingly keeps getting better every time

[@umarfarizz3309]

Well, if Beijing or Shanghai bids for the 2032 Olympics, there is a slight chance....

[@allenor26]

​@@umarfarizz3309 Yo imagine if they make a liyue-styled song for the olimpic 😮

[@carmenreeves2411]

I wish you had put on English captions because the lyrics themselves are so freaking powerful and chilling combined with all the other parts of the music 🥹 and everyone says the language being sung is Swahili or a similar African language, what a beautiful language ❤

[@RubeliteRiver]

The English lyrics are already included in the video, probably just cut off.

[@PositiviteaTheFirst]

Said the Swahili on the Swahili coast.

[@TheHappyCatsTail]

those translated lyrics give me chills. so good.

[@thegrayyernaut]

@@RubeliteRiver The orchestral performance in the 5.0 livestream has built-in subtitle, but the standalone "Natlan Live Symphony" video only has closed caption, which he turned off.

[@RubeliteRiver]

@@thegrayyernaut Oh, I stand corrected then.

[@ridash7ice]

8:57 sorry if my english is bad. I'm from Ivory Coast (Côte d'Ivoire) a country of Africa This instrument is from my country and it is called "Balafon". I don't know if there is a specific name for the English translation but do some research and you will see. It's really a wonderful instrument that I really like❤. And the language is Swahili

[@商昱鹏]

How do you feel about Natlan music？

[@Artfvlly]

I learned about the Balafon in my world music class before! That's how it's spelt in English, minus the 'd' at the end.

[@ridash7ice]

@@商昱鹏 I've been playing genshin for over 3 years now but I have to admit that I'm pleasantly surprised by Natlan's musical style. I don't know all the instruments used in the video but I can feel through the choice of certain instruments from my country a spiritual symbolism. because the "Balafon" is an instrument of rejoicing but is also used for initiation rituals under the title "Tam Tam parleur"(Djembé) which is used to deliver messages by prescussion. I don't play it myself but judging by the rhythm of the music and the lyrics of the song, I can say with certainty that it is an awakening ceremony. I like Natlan's music. What a pity that I can't translate the words of the "Tam Tam parleur" for you. I am not initiated...

[@ridash7ice]

@@Artfvlly Thank you for your comment. I just realized that I made a mistake myself when writing the name of the instrument. So I'm correcting it 🙌🏾

[@Nil_Sama]

Just dropping in to say, I think your English is great! You should be more confident~ :3

[@dreameisters]

No matter how many times I watched Natlan live symphony I got goosebumps. Especially when reading the lyrics, it's so powerful. Makes me want to live in Natlan and become a warrior.

[@raffl3159]

The first time i watched this in the Livestream, i literally tearing up somehow..

[@honajung9756]

As someone who grows in a tribal culture (not part of the tribe) I really tear up when I heard this symphony. The lyric so fired up, just exactly how a tribe respect their heroes and ancestors. Also the traditional music intruments, I don't know what that tiny round flute called but they sound so much like bird, that's what I expecting from an instrumental that inspired by nature. Natlan anthem just sooo rich. Which also reassure me that genshin's ost just still stood up even without Mr. Yu

[@katahi0749]

Same😭I'm from a tribal culture too and it made so idkk 🥹🤧

[@quietpandora4855]

It's a peruvian flute

[@lagrangewei]

its Mr. Chen. "Yupeng" is his "work name". also it interesting the new director did not choose to compose the theme himself but hand it off to another composer that did a great job. hoyomix do have alot of talent...

[@hiddendrifts]

i'm not from a tribal culture, but the heroic vibe of the ost is just so hype

[@Someone45356]

Are you talking about the ocarina? I thought more people would know about this instrument given Zelda Ocarina of Time….

[@sophiemoser1752]

"I'm sorry for pausing" - don't be! You nerding out about some little handdrums is what I'm here for!

[@ignaciogarce]

The ensemble features 3 typical folklore instruments from the zone of Perú, Bolivia and Northern Chile (my country), they are called Quena, Zampoña and Ocarina, all of them wind instruments, the first two made out of wood. Cheers

[@Gonzora]

To be more precise about Ocarina, modern versions are inspired by the Peruvian model but the oldest traces of this instrument are found in China and Mesoamerica. Long story short its past is too vague to say that it's an instrument from a specific region.

[@c.c.0396]

​​@@Gonzora Not really. It originated from Central America. It has been their own in a sense that it became an integral part of their music. They have made it their own by culturally cultivating their music with it. Xun is different with Ocarina. Xun is China's. Ocarina is theirs.

[@c.c.0396]

​@@Gonzora Furthermore you are referring to Xun not Ocarina. It is not an Ocarina. Xuns do not have fipple mouthpieces. So it is Central America's instrument to claim. Also I do not get why you'd feel the need to comment on someone commenting about how the instrument has been cultivated and culturally improved by their country, when it literally does you nothing or add anything to the conversation.

[@Someone45356]

@@c.c.0396Xuns and ocarinas are convergent instruments either way though. Same way how bats and flying insects both fly yet they are not even related by a little bit yet still got the end result in the end anyways.

[@Someone45356]

I would say the instruments are definitely more common and widespread through the southern portion of peru. Although there are also higher pitched “quenillas” that are used in the amazon, instruments like Harps, violins, and saxophones become the signature instruments for andean peruvian music from the central parts and upwards. The thing is that these have not been as popularized in the mainstream conscience of andean culture as much as the zampoña/quenas have. Meanwhile over at colombia which is still an andean country, they have a loooot of even more different instruments like the tiple, carangano, cienpies, chuchos, etc etc etc.

[@krazy167]

the music is fire literally 🔥🔥🔥

[@GoodEveningDota]

the fire nation definitely delivering

[@kichisai4793]

Don't know why, but I can't stop crying when I hear the music.

[@Oxicodon_v_krovi]

На официальном сайте должен быть перевод песни. Песня переводится о вечной борьбе народа за мечты и счастье всех людей своей страны. И эта борьба передаётся в крови от поколения к поколению. И мечты людей будут гореть как вечное пламя, чтобы Натлан мог жить вечно

[@caicai-tz7ip]

浴火重生，对我们来说这就是战歌！

[@Mari_OTPs]

Same, it just makes me feel so much. I truly love Genshin's music, the people they bring, the art they create, the love I can feel in every note... It's wonderful!

[@WaifuYuuki]

I literally cannot stop crying. No matter how many times I listen. I could almost not see out my eyes the day on the stream.

[@meli1536]

me too

[@emer3324]

The best music in gacha games

[@lucassu9099]

This is highest production level in all games.

[@azorailke6057]

@@lucassu9099 Quite right. Most games don't go as far as having their OSTs performed by the London Symphony Orchestra recorded in Abby Road Studios. It's a production flex through and through.

[@Son_Milton]

True, but Genshin ain’t your average gacha game.

[@piapiagame]

this is peak

[@heytgp]

I was climbing a mountain, and I asked the guide how close we were to the top. He responded, "Natlan Live Symphony Performance." I smiled, I knew it was the PEAK.

[@nazhaz6479]

'We're not gonna pause unless there's like a big "Wow!" moment.' So we're pausing then. ;)

[@Nil_Sama]

Immediately gonna go up to world level 9 just to listen to music otherwise the enemies would just spontaneously combust the moment I arrive lol

[@FaiGal]

I’m not a hardcore combat player but for Natlan ost, I’ll begin my training arc

[@Nil_Sama]

@@FaiGal Same here lol

[@miers2002]

@@FaiGal Same, especially with the new elixires, it will make things so much easier

[@aldrich_leon8547]

Just getva zhongli and dont attack

[@Nil_Sama]

@@aldrich_leon8547 I don't really wanna pull for a sheilder... especially sonce I'm f2p, I'd rather get more well rounded characters lol

[@noox13]

Sumeru and Natlan were the two main regions I was most looking forward to since launch and Sumeru surpassed my expectations. I'm so excited to finally make it to Natlan! The music has me so hyped since the Travail teaser and it's amazing so far!

[@DianaDxD]

The music of Sumeru has yet to let me down with the tracks with its music and Natlan is definitely climbing its way to be my close second favorite🥰

[@tatarsauce6314]

The battle theme feels like the Nathan itself is speaking to us, the traveler as we eventually go through the nation

[@pat232000]

As someone from Trinidad & Tobago I'm glad to see someone recognize the steelpan at 10:45 😭I was so shocked when I watched the Natlan symphony performance for the first time and it was there. I never expected them to pull influences from my country (and the Caribbean region in general) since we're usually not featured in popular media

[@katahi0749]

I can't be the only one from a tribal culture that felt so overwhelmed 😭🤧

[@Jesses001]

The metal one is a glockenspiel. Western style wood one is xylophone. Metal but with slider controlled foot petal is a vibraphone. What we have here though is a Balafon (Balaphone). The Balafon is originally an African instrument, but after the slave trade, it was recreated after former slaves become free and settled in the Caribbean Islands. They also made the banjo to somewhat recreated an african instrument.

[@Samizard]

Good info. Thank you!

[@lxcd87]

Although I am Asian, music knows no borders. It resonates with us. I was moved to tears and chills. I swear to God this battle music is my favorite so far.

[@Kyrios_C]

I love Andean instruments, they were the first instruments I learned to play. I have fond memories of my great-grandfather teaching me to play the Quena, the Ocarina and the Zampoña while my grandmother fed the llamas.

[@Scatterblades]

tbh, i found many genshin music are awesoke, but i never feel this much goosebumps before. dunno why but the first part is just.. chef's kiss.

[@mrminecraftcubeable]

I love how they sneak the "photon of fluctuation" litemotif in so many songs

[@colorlessguard]

the “Natlan” theme is definitely in my top 3 favorite region themes now (first is “Fontaine” and 2nd is “Liyue”)! the Swahili singers (choir?) just really elevate the whole experience into something so BADASS 🙌✨ also it’s cool to see that hoyo-mix brought back the same conductor from the “Fontaine” live symphony performance as well as a bunch of musicians from so many of the different cultural backgrounds that inspired Natlan! i was grinning ear-to-ear for the whole performance!! can’t wait to hear more of the region’s musical offerings in two weeks 🫶🤩

[@法諾]

GPTed a comment from hoyo jp channel, instruments that appeared (in original MV): 1:40 Quena (Peru, Bolivia, etc.) 1:56 Siku/Zampoña (Peru, Bolivia, etc.) 2:38 Dunun, Djembe (West Africa) 3:49 Talking Drum (West Africa) 5:01 Banjo (USA) 5:09 Balafon (West Africa) 5:13 Mbira (Zimbabwe, etc.) 5:17 Djembe, with sese (resonating board) 5:26 Kora (West Africa) 5:58 Ocarina (Peru, Bolivia, Mexico, etc.) 6:47 Steelpan (Trinidad and Tobago) 7:46 Cuatro (Venezuela, etc.)

[@AashishPrajapati-nr2ox]

None of the timings make sense

[@bonbons71]

omg that is awesome thank you

[@obihz2415]

Make sense in the original video, it doesn't in the reaction ​@@AashishPrajapati-nr2ox

[@Lamoonisa]

I am always tearing up for no reason, it's just that beautiful

[@Samizard]

You’re not tearing up for no reason! Music is beautiful and this performance is powerful

[@ShanMichaelEscasio]

If you play through the natlan archon quest, come back to this video and listen to the first song again. It hits me hard because of what a young warrior had to go through.

[@Vladimir_Izel]

10:00 It could be called an ocarina, but it is actually a flute or whistle widely used by the ancient Mexicas and other cultures of pre-Columbian América. One of the few instruments that survived after the conquest. And yes, it was taken by the Spaniards to Europe and subsequently transformed, which gave rise to the ocarina that everyone knows. There is also a whistle of Chinese origin, but it is less known in comparison.

[@Samizard]

My Zelda brain rot is taking over

[@PoyoPoyomfs]

I think that one specifically is peruvian

[@vividly94]

I don't know why this bothers me so much, but I don't know why out of every country in South America, people never spell 'Colombia' right. XD Its just me being nit picky, not trying to be that person to correct someone when my grammar is also atrocious. Its just a pet peeve for me, lol.

[@Vladimir_Izel]

@@vividly94 The pre-Columbian era of America has nothing to do with the country of Colombia; it is just that, an era, not a country. Well, yes, it has to do with the fact that the current name is the result of colonization. But Colombia is not the same as pre-Columbian.

[@Vladimir_Izel]

@@Samizard Well, it's the most famous ocarina, I don't blame you xD But without pre-Columbian America we wouldn't have that game(? 👀

[@krispypatata6723]

When the flute hits, it gave me goosebump. This is beautiful!!

[@Hesketh32]

I absolutely did tear up hearing this😢 this game has come such a long way I’m so proud for their whole team

[@tite93]

Love seeing your excitement about djembe, what a wonderful instrument! Very easy to just pick up and riff on, awfully difficult to master

[@Samizard]

Definitely! I enjoy playing it casually :)

[@sapphiefuzineko8693]

When I first heard it on the stream last night, the first song strongly reminded me of Baba Yetu. That song has held a special place in my heart since hearing it from Civ IV's menu quite a few years ago.

[@FaultlineSurfer]

*THAT'S* WHAT IT REMINDED ME OF!

[@minapin]

Same!

[@madara5458]

So, this song is probably the best music in pretty much any game. Its so well composed and written and I literally jumped out of my seat in excitement when I heard it. It has this war like character of some traditional war songs( I'm African, so I've heard some of these war songs from my tribes at least) The language they sing in is swahili, which is an East African language mostly spoken in kenya and tanzania. One amazing thing about this language is that many tribes in this countries have contributed one way or another to this language. So basically its an amalgamation of East African tribes and a bit of Arabic as well. Its such a beautiful language and I'd say its character contributed alot to the greatness of the song. I would wish that it would be used more in orchestral settings coz it makes it so much more impressive. Baba yetu from civ 4 is one such example of swahili being used in orchestra and its insane. That being said, as a swahili speaker myself, there are lots of issues when it comes to translation. Majority is mostly OK, but there are alot of grammatical errors etc. They probably should have consulted some native speakers to help on translating the lyrics. One example is that the words "mara ya tena" dont make sense. In the translation it should be once again once again which should be translated to "mara nyingine na nyingine". Lots of issues are present every once in a while. But otherwise, it's an amazing song. Hope natlan has more of this

[@Someone45356]

I have a question, how would you rewrite the egregious parts of the lyrics to make them make more sense? Are there any issues with fitting syllables with the song vs the possible rewriting that would take place? Is the song slow enough that it could be circumvented?

[@madara5458]

@@Someone45356 The thing with swahili is that there is alot of freedom when it comes to writing. One word can translate to a whole sentence in English, but said word would have alot of syllables. Writing syllables in swahili is very simple actually. When you see a consonant followed by a vowel, those two letters are syllables. Here are a few cases where a single letter is a syllable. There's ita(call) where i is the syllable, amka(wake up) where a and m are syllables etc. Max letters for a syllable would be 3 letters. These syllables can be pronounced as fast or as slow as you would wish. Say for example the word "kumbukeni" used in the song at 3:33 .Luckily the lyrics are there so you may be able to tell where and how they used this word. In this case the word has 4 syllables ku-mbu-ke-ni and they kind of drew out the "mbu" syllable in order to fit the rhythmic flow of the sing. An example of the converse taking place is with the word "matumaini"(I can't really put in the time stamp here, but you can shock the lyrics to see where they used it) the word has 5 syllables ma-tu-ma-i-ni. In this case, the syllables tu-ma-i were pronounced very fast, as if they were trying to fit in the 5 syllable word within a crotchet beat, which they did of course and it still worked. The point I'm illustrating here is how much freedom you have with manipulating the syllables. Of course, you can't use this all the time coz at that point, the song will not make sense, but in the few instances where by you need to, you have the freedom to do so. Most of the time though, you will draw out one syllable instead of trying to fit them in a single beat because of the sentence to word translation and this one will feel more natural. So now that the preliminaries are out of the way, the worst parts of the lyrics are "Nyimbo kelele sana" to mean "loud music" This doesn't really make sense since in direct translation would be "songs very noisy" or rather "very noisy music" which I'm sure will not fit the meaning behind the song. The alternative would be "nyimbo zenye sauti kubwa" which would fit the intended message. Rhythmically it still fits, at least in my head it does. I'm not going to be able to illustrate how coz I can't necessarily draw out some sheet music in a comment section😅 but trust me, it does. Another fairly irritating section would be the final line "maisha marefu ni sasa" . This one does not make any sense whatsoever. If we translate it, we would get something akin to "long lives are now". I'm trying to translate it as best I could but even then, it's unsalvegeable. It's supposed to translate to "this is the time for rebirth" in which case, a better translation would be "uzazi upya ni sasa" which would loosely fit the meaning while still maintaining rhythmic integrity. Hope my long exposition somewhat helped answer your question

[@laron1231]

They didnt need to add the fire at the set but they did anyway and I appreciate that. Above and beyond thats what they always do on the OSTs.

[@ZI5H4N987]

You dont even have to play genshin to know this is about tournaments and victory!

[@Bakedcakeyyy]

This symphony absolutely blew me away oh my god. It's such an amazing mix of different cultures, instruments, and people. I cannot get enough of it! I'm pretty sure I contributed to half the views in the original video with how much I've been listening to it hahaha

[@Noxdude]

I feel exactly the same way, I cannot seem to stop replaying this over and over... I don't any connection to the music by birth (just a regular Dutchman), but boy, do I feel a deep connection to this music 😮🥰

[@Mizu-X]

The orchestral angels are weeping in joy

[@daiki2455]

How am I supposed to be able to play the game when I need to throw my phone away and dance because this music is just so damn fire???!!! I don't care if enemies in natlan kill my whole team. I NEED to pull out all the dance moves I have!!!

[@ishank942]

Every time I hear I want to clap at the end automatically I don’t know how but my body automatically starts clapping at the end, I guess that’s what we call a performance

[@SaraBearRawr0312]

I was literally just clicking on your channel to see if you had reacted to this yet

[@fellknight]

I hope so much that there are vocals in Natlan, this was powerful af

[@azizarrazi2691]

Last time I got hype with genshin music was with the swirl of shamshirs, but now anthem of the Savannah give me the long waited hype 😭😭😭 it is so goooodddd❤❤❤

[@govetastream9003]

I love your reacts and yea its amazing how they performed there, I can't wait for epic and soft music of natlan, too

[@Julian-k4s7s]

what i really like about the music in this game is the recurring leitmotif of photon of fluctuation that you can find in a majority of the openworld battle themes

[@athomeagain]

This is literally natlan national anthem

[@renjigutierrez4498]

Been waiting on this video love it :D

[@Zenturion13]

about version trailer music without talking/sfx/ect. There are official albums from Hoyo-Mix called "Footprints of the Traveler". They are released a couple of weeks before new region release, so Natlan trailers would be released right before 6.0. Currently there are 3 albums: "Footprints of the Traveler" for 1.X and 2.X "Footprints of the Traveler vVol.2" for 3.X "Footprints of the Traveler Vol.3" for 4.X

[@jaycollier28]

I love how every reaction video I've watched had the same reaction i did. The tears really wanted to flow 😊 As a flutist, i was sooooo excited when I saw and heard the Quena flute and the Peruvian Pan flute!

[@maskedhokage534]

I swer im crying duringnlice stream of hoyo while listening to this i dont knownwhy but im crying for no reason in me. Lol

[@mm-fr8uh]

I just love the instrument variety from each nation

[@tantryhelius7908]

I got emotional like I was when I was listening to lion king ost for the first time when I was a kid

[@TheDonmayo]

Anthem of the Savannah is one of the best songs I've heard in a while coming from Genshin. Holy shit its so good.

[@dyeisee]

I really go to symphony reactors since you guys appreciate the music, the story telling and the instruments that can be knowledgeable to myself as a viewer. I can really feel your excitement to the instruments used. Natlan's fire. lol

[@SelfAwareWolfe]

Your hype always gets me more hyped lmao. I’m also a part of the Frisson Gang; I get chills from Hoyo music CONSTANTLY. Thanks for what you do, man!

[@Lucky0x]

Listening the song and music makes me like.. i can see all nathlan scenery so wide like from a drone or flying with a dragon.. or something like that.. u know what i mean.. it's like.. this is nathlan.. this is earth, this is world.. a honest reaction, i fav sumeru for all musics but i love more inazuma battle, but all previous region still on my play list so, cant waut to hear from Nathlan.. as a noob player who playing so so so casually, playing the game after work, just walking around, taking pctures in many spot, just healing me from real life.. i dunno man,. Sorry i know there are a lot of games with great music,,battle,, rewards or so whatover but, genshin is the one who got me .. well yeah with hsr on my weekends..cant play more games, so.. glad to see whoever who reaction nathlan and has same reaction as me.. it is fine and eally doesnt matter if there are those who dont like nathlan or genshin too.. everything is good.. Thanks for the reaction

[@UzumakiD_luffy]

Yall can hate on HoYo game or Genshin Impact, but one thing that Genshin OBJECTIVELY does right, is their music 😭🔥

[@hrs795]

as far as I scrolled through comment section in this live symphony from the Genshin Impact channel (English ver), I didn't see anyone mention the native instruments from the musicians. BUT, if you watch it from the 原神-Genshin-公式 (Japanese ver), you can find a comment explaining those particular instruments with time stamp too. Of course they wrote it in Japanene, but you can easily translate it and search the result in google.

[@chigo999]

I think the tiny jimbe you mentioned is actually called a talking drum. Its from Nigeria

[@Samizard]

Neat! I’ll look into that

[@adzhariramadhan524]

I love how they bring back genshin main battle leitmotif theme in Natlan, cuz they didn't put that much in Fontaine battle theme

[@carriesimkus3168]

I love when you need out to all the percussion instruments, it’s just enjoyable. I’m really excited about this music

[@waqfulwaqti3113]

Wow, lets go Natlan 🔥

[@YukiZero]

NATLAN IS LITERALLY A NATION OF DRUMS... AND IM ALL HERE FOR IT!

[@jimbus1999]

5:56 "Oh, the BANJO! This has got to be a battle theme."

[@Samizard]

I really outed myself as a country blumpkin

[@Son_Milton]

Bruh your reaction put a damn smile on my face. Natlan’s ost will be 🔥 no pun intended.

[@DemiCreation-c2f]

CAn't wait to watch the behind the scene of filming this! Also I hope Robert Ziegler will upload a video of this in his youtube channel like he did in Fontaine

[@aozorashi]

0:29 OOF that's going to be a long time, usually at the end of the 5.X updates, just before 6.0, which usually takes at least a year. V4.0's Trailer OST just released recently and it's been a blast listening to the OSTs!

[@AndyRue25]

trailer soundtracks are always available sooner than that

[@riojohn-c8r]

This is beyond masterpiece. It somehow felt like this song is calling me to stand up😂

[@randomgamer6774]

Genshin may not be perfect, but damn do they cook with their music

[@Scatterblades]

they do not just cook with music, they made the whole banquet

[@1Albedo]

@@Scatterblades not even. it's a whole 6 star restaurant!

[@runaway1635]

There is one thing no other gacha can even stand close to genshin with and that is music

[@sandeepraising1063]

Nothing is perfect bro we should just embrace the good things in anything

[@rizkyrizal732]

Natlan is dying. Mavuika was unable to handle the crisis that occurred, even Traveler was unable to resonate with the power of pyro. This is exactly the same as the Native American population, which is their culture Became Natlan's main inspiration. Their culture is also in danger of being lost because European occupation has taken over their land.

[@Scatterblades]

so.. european is abyss? 😂 haha joke aside. that's some interesting point.

[@Someone45356]

Depends on which part. Natlan makes references to the andes and mesoamerica, let me tell you that these places under the spanish crown were the farthest from “dying”. The native nobles were all recognized by the crown of spain and actually got a crud load of priviliges then which also promoted them converting to christinisty which made everyday people do the same to follow their leaders. The amount of baroque works in the americas literally lead it to become the epitome for the entire movement, and we still have countless architecture, paintings, musical works that are all autochtonously made in the americas yet richer than even european equivalents of that time. Places like north america under the US, Oceania, Africa, and even the spanish americas once the republics were established are all completely separate stories meanwhile. That’s what happens when Hoyo doesn’t do their homework to know this key information.

[@quietpandora4855]

I love this one they used so much latam instrumentation I love it!

[@GoodEveningDota]

natlan music is even better for drumming enthusiasts!

[@HiranTama]

Idk but the music make me feel so proud, even i'm not a part of African community 🤣

[@Samizard]

Thank you for watching! If you enjoyed the video then get connected with the community on Twitter and Discord ♥ twitter.com/thesamizard discord.gg/fzRUaAZBT8

[@Sakuraid]

the music is amazing! I love it!

[@X_x_ShadowGaming_x_X]

Just so you know if you don't already; Genshin releases Discs featuring EVERY song used in-game and in their Trailers, which you can then look up on their Hoyo channel. The Version Trailer Track you're looking for won't be released until the end of 5.0 unfortunately.

[@TheOldestDream4951]

Thumbs up if u want sam to react again but with subtitles on this time 🙌🏻

[@Evoldublml]

2 soundtrack this make me chills and tear I love culture this Natlan Genshin Impact 💖❤‍🔥🔥❤‍🔥❤‍🔥

[@ShinobuWakuWaku]

Natlan's just the best nation

[@alexanderjohansson6928]

DAMN! Best soundtrack ever in genshin imo, brought tears to my eyes. This was just too fire, perfectly capture the african and native spirit man.... thanks from a brother! Also lady on the flute was going in🔥

[@v00.d00_child]

2:35 yes :) indeed. loving this whole performance

[@concurseirobob4509]

They did it again, amazing.

[@ShreeYaYT]

Ah love natlan music

[@prof9668]

O mais impressionante é que eles investiram e desenvolveram uma orquestra desse nível para um jogo, isso é surreal e incrível

[@xyleon8875]

lol only half way through, same with my reaction when my first listened to this😂

[@Tamer83214]

the first song in natlan Ignition Teaser when the pyro archon in fire temple the second one i was think that in natlan trailer the one for the 3 new characters at the end but appears different really it .. but i want that one in end of Natlan characters Trailer its was amazing song cant wait to hear it full ..

[@Voldigoad237]

Anyone else love how he's says "and love genshin"

[@superqaxclub]

There is actually separate 5.0 trailer music, they released in China but someone has reuploaded it on youtube

[@Javiere21]

Me emocionó ver que agregaron "la zampoña", de música andina... No es en inglés así que posiblemente a nadie le importe de los que reaccionan a los videos. De hecho aún nadie los ha mencionado en inglés

[@Someone45356]

Tambien pusieron quenas y ocarina, medio raro el producto final pero interesante. Nunca en mi vida hubiera pensado escuchar combo de marimba + quena xd.

[@NiramBG]

The captions have the lyrics translated in English. You should have a listen again (on your own time ofc) and read them. It really gives a whole new layer to the enjoyment of the music.

[@venusiangoddess8262]

Amazing! Both the tracks and the reaction! 🥳🥳

[@sophiemoser1752]

The va for Jeht in this one killed it!

[@nomiyahere3466]

Honestly this natlan ost is gives me feels like skyrim's counterpart. Probably even hamerfell vibes to it. Incredible

[@kingalex105x7]

You can listen to the Natlan 5.0 trailer ost on the new version preview web event, someone prob put it on youtube

[@TheCsel]

photon of fluctuation sneaking into another song i hear.

[@joelturner5957]

I teared up when I heard anthem of the Saharah hoyos main budget goes on the OSTs 😂 jokes aside they really bring their A game for the music

[@dracory4155]

Hey, if you meant Ignition Teaser at the beginning - it is out. It's called Night of the Sacred Flame on HoYoMix's channel.

[@kienphucnguyen2001]

I feel like natlan is gonna go all out war on shneznaya

[@ftmmethod]

Gosh I love different cultures.

[@GeneralVansh]

I am in love with the ost ❤

[@ANNE-cr2xi]

_KURO and Stuttering Waves COULD NEVER!…😂😂😂

[@Samizard]

As a daily Wuthering Waves player I certainly would love to see their soundtrack reach this level. PGR music is ✨incredible✨

[@ANNE-cr2xi]

@@Samizard PGR has bangers music…meanwhile, WuWa’s musics are shit…

[@albertliu-ij8xk]

masterpiece!!!!!