Dulce Pontes - Canção do Mar (REACTION) with my wife

[@CriticalThinker7L]

WOW! This female vocalist has the most powerful voice I've ever heard, I got goosbumps😢

[@pmrbrito]

It's not a problem to cry, in fact it's the opposite. The old Portuguese soul provokes this in us. We Portuguese listen to these songs repeatedly, over and over again and every time we get goosebumps and tears in our eyes. It's like a drug for us.

[@sandrinaportugal2772]

Esta música é a alma de Portugal 🇵🇹

[@joaopaulolopes1952]

This song represents portuguese soul. We are a land of navigators , towards the misteries of the seas. Fado means destiny. Btw, this song was use on Richards Gere's film Cape of fear. Thanks for the love for Portugal, we send it back to you. Obrigado.

[@leandrosergio]

I think you mean "Primal Fear"?!

[@pedrodionisio8789]

I agree, although I don't think this is Fado at all but, something else that was born from Fado. But it's a great representation of Portugal's sounds and meanings.

[@filipelima9012]

Must try " Amor a Portugal " from her also

[@cjnge6828]

está canção/ fado é de 1955 cantada por (Amália Rodrigues) em 1993 cantada por (Dulce pontes)

[@António-m7z9i]

@@cjnge6828 Antoine Bonheur Petit-Garçon 10-03-2024 Esta letra nunca a ouvi cantada pela Amália Rodrigues. Aqui vai a letra da Amália, com o título "Solidão" e a mesma música Letra de Frederico de Brito e música de Ferrer Trindade, 1955: Solidão de quem tremeu à tentação Do céu, e desencanto: Eis o que o céu me deu Serei bem eu, sob este véu de pranto Sem saber se choro algum pecado A tremer, imploro o céu fechado Triste amor, o amor de alguém Quando outro amor se tem Abandonada, e não me abandonei Por mim ninguém já se detém na estrada Triste amor, o amor de alguém Quando outro amor se tem Abandonada, e não me abandonei Por mim ninguém já se detém na estrada já a "Canção do Mar" de Dulce Pontes tem esta outra letra, com a mesma música: Fui bailar no meu batel Além do mar cruel E o mar bramindo Diz que eu fui roubar A luz sem par Do teu olhar tão lindo Vem saber se o mar terá razão Vem cá ver bailar meu coração Se eu bailar no meu batel Não vou ao mar cruel E nem lhe digo aonde eu fui cantar Sorrir, bailar, viver, sonhar contigo Vem saber se o mar terá razão Vem cá ver bailar meu coração Se eu bailar no meu batel Não vou ao mar cruel E nem lhe digo aonde eu fui cantar Sorrir, bailar, viver, sonhar contigo

[@TheRodas14]

You need to hear Madredeus either ❤

[@57kongking]

I understand why you cry, I cry from the begin to the end, the connection between the voice, the music the lirics, comes direct to the heath the to the ears and get it to the eyes on tears, I am glad I am not the only not who cried, no words for this song

[@abiliofernandes-ik4xl]

Todos os seres humanos choram a ouvir a Dulce Pontes cantar a canção do Mar, aqui ela estava no início da fabulosa carreira Esta canção representa bem o povo português, a relação que tem com o Mar, Os Descobrimentos Marítimos Portugueses! Muitos morreram, por vezes era uma aldeia que ficava de luto com a morte dos seus entrequeridos Para os menos atentos, os Portugueses foram os primeiros Europeus a chegar ao Japão e 200 anos antes que os ingleses a chegar Austrália. Caminho Marítimo para a India, toda Costa Africana e Brasil Gostei muito da vossa reação, o meu Obrigado!❤

[@drevilrodrigues]

This song had a heavy heritage, it was originally sang by Amália Rodrigues in 1955 which is Portugal's most iconic Fado Singer, and through Dulce Pontes amazing voice got this new mystical soul in 1993 that transported the song to a really high standard even in Portugal. Is probably one of the most iconic songs and most acknowledged Portuguese songs. I think only some of Madredeus songs get closer to the worldwide acceptance this music has.

[@TheFallenA]

Madredeus, o que me foste lembrar 😯 obrigado

[@OlavoLeite-e9l]

Mariza "o gente da minha terra" tb puxa a lágrima" 😊

[@fern]

I am of Portuguese heritage and of course, proud Canadian and recall family talking about how in the old days as the sailors went out to to sea, there was no way to know if they would return. Wives and family would wait by the seashore for the arrival of their husbands, their lovers, their family members to return home and once in a while, a black flag was risen above the ship to indicate a life, or lives, had been lost and that was the biggest fear on these small coastal fishing villages. Back then it was customary to dress in full black for life if you lost a loved one to the sea and well, these small villages were, we're covered in the darkness of the black cloth.

[@esmeraldadesousa4203]

Magnifique chanson portugaise et magnifique clip! Bravo 👍😇🙏

[@CriticalThinker7L]

Her vocals are phenomenal 😳 It gave me goosebumps 😢

[@kikoempis]

This song is VERY strong. You're not alone. It is very connected with the portuguese soul. The feeling of longing, of missing our loved ones, who departed to the seas and never returned, discovering the world, and leaving their families behind. Our typical song genre, Fado, often sings about this feeling. We call it "Saudade". A mix of nostalgia, longing, missing someone/something, being both happy and sad for those memories, and cherishing them.... There's no translation for this word in english. But that is for sure what you've felt.

[@jorgeriviere7289]

Just.that being portuguese my soul Is flying the same way I use to do when l was A pilot.

[@stephanieallangarman5598]

I love FADO music …I’m Indigenous Native American and late in life I found out my father’s father was not only Irish but he had some Portuguese heritage too. I was in shock and I would not share it with anyone. I asked my half sister who’s father is Mexican and she looked at me and said, “yes, I can see it”. I loved my father because he was an exceptional instrumentalist..but I’m don’t know if it’s from Brazil or Portugal. I’m fairly medium skin toned and Latin people always tried to speak to me in SPANISH but I’d tell them sorry I’m Indigenous Native which I can still speak my own language but no as good as I did because not many of my Tribal people are left who can speak our language. Anyway, when I was younger I’d look up FADO music and it would make me cry 😢❤ and it just seemed silly. My sister can speak Spanish though. It’s just blows me away that even today..I love Portuguese music. Thank you both so much for reacting to this. You’re an Amazing couple. 🙋🏻‍♀️❤️‍🔥🇺🇸 My sister is about to be a grandmother and this baby will be half 🇷🇴 Romanian. 😂

[@wallybonejengles5595]

Im a Sephardic-Portuguese dude, With Wyandotte ancestry as well. You go two generations back and everyone was marrying French, Scots, and Greek-Italians. Its all blended. You get mistaken for Spanish and most often I am mistaken for "Arab". I think people think "olive skin, curly headed, hat. Check." I get greeted in Arabic a lot. I kinda get what you mean sis. I am a musician and Fado is such a special tradition to me. Despite my ancestors forced conversion, and my deprogramming that part of my heritage, Portugal an amazing place to me. A land at the end of the known world where many disparate cultures were weaved together by DESTINY, or I would say the hand of God. Celts, Latins, Visigoths, Sea Peoples, Jews, Arabs, Africans, etc. The Culture of Portugal still transcends her borders because it has always an ethnic blender. They became the Portuguese. A people with a long history of struggle, hard work, and austerity. The longest running nation-state in Europe who tried for sometimes better, sometimes worse, to embrace whatever the future held. To go out and find what it meant to be alive. To pursue love, glory, and the secrets of the world, or to find only heartbreak and grave. Either way that was life. That was destiny. That's Fado. Fado is an expression of life. The whimsical, the sad, the romance, the frightening. Its all there.

[@lilianarego6566]

Hello from Portugal 😀 Hope you see my comment. From some reason I think I know why the ladie crys. Search your familie ancestors, cause I think you are portuguese. Big hug from Portugal 🤗

[@babyyodaPT]

It's wonderful to see how your wife is speechless in the beginning, looks like she is waking from a sweet dream! This is the Portuguese soul! And thank you for this!

[@marafontes2896]

Thank you both for this reaction! I am Portuguese, living in the UK. I am yet to hear a song that brings me back home more than this one! For me, the most beautiful Portuguese song ever. And Dulce, no words to describe her. She is to me, our version of Floor Jansen, too bad she does not get the recognition she truly deserves. Love you both

[@Crusader18]

Ana Moura , não fica atrás !

[@NunoDiogodeSantamaria]

@@Crusader18 Sara Tavares

[@josealvesmerello]

Your reaction is beautiful. It shows you are a beautiful human beings. Bless you. We are all connected. ❤

[@victorestevessilva117]

Obrigado pela emotiva reação, entenderam bem o sentimento deste país...abraço desde Portugal.

[@Lynxeye-Youtube]

Your reaction made my day... as a Portuguese, it moves me to see others react to our music like this.

[@pedroafonsodias]

Obrigado ❤ por gostarem e divulgarem a beleza da música portuguesa 💖💖

[@CarlosalbertoLx]

Beautiful reaction.... thank you from Portugal...

[@mariabottle9128]

Full volume! This is Portugal! This is Fado! This is Universal Soul! ❤ from 🇵🇹

[@josemanuelrocha2813]

Hello! Yes, this is a true piece of art for all the senses and it is also the ultimate expression of the Lusitanian soul. Even if the ears that listen to this gem are not Portuguese, it magically penetrates anyone. It is impossible not to get goosebumps or travel to another beautiful space when listening to Dulce Pontes singing this hymn to hope. We Portuguese always shed tears when we hear it, it is so spiritual that it works as a cleansing and clearing of the heart. Greetings from Porto, Portugal.

[@AlexandraSilva-mr6yz]

A cantora portuguesa Dulce Pontes tem uma voz maravilhosa. É única. A sua voz transmite paz e mostra como os humanos podem ser lindos.

[@joaorustil]

Dont worry to feel some sadness and tears after this music. Same with me The music is a universal language. That music is about our portuguese soul, our past , our destiny

[@joaopaulohenriques1404]

The song reflects the longing that people feel close to the ocean. As we look into the deep horizon, there are many feelings that rise inside of us. A mix of hope, sadness, joy, homesickness and of the eternal. Beautiful song, beautiful reaction. All the best!

[@CrisSelene]

I love Dulce Pontes' voice and this song is indeed very mystical. I think Andrei is right, it gives me some medieval vibes, also the new age vibes of "world" music from the '90s

[@marianajuliacarricofitas3813]

Como portuguesa que orgulho.

[@fatimasequeira476]

Thank you /Obrigada pela vossa reação ❤️🇵🇹

[@isabeldafonsecaribeiro7885]

Another beautiful song Dulce pontes: your move ; dulce pontes , Ennio Morricone , Onde upon a time in the west !!!!is beautiful

[@allora1048]

❤ essa música é perfeita

[@vitorloureiro6570]

It is sadness that is pouring out, but its because these kind of songs bless us. They allow the soul to breath. Loved your reaction!

[@alicerex6074]

OBRIGADA POR ELOGIAR ESSA CANTORA QUE É BOA DEMAISS DE PORTUGAL 🇵🇹 SOU PORTUGUESA E ADORO ESSA MÚSICA 🎶

[@teresalucena6228]

Hi I am portuguese and I believe that you will be happy to ear the singer Marisa in " O gente da minha terra ". You would not be disapointing. Warm regards from Portugal

[@Avatar_AnaSofia]

I was about to sugest the same one 😊

[@fernandocosta7784]

Medieval kind of stuff ...? Magical and mystical and spiritual ... and beautiful beautiful ... summarizing , they do not know what to say ... even speechless ! This portuguese song deserve it !

[@joseazevedo7304]

My dears, Portugal is much more than everyone thinks. We have a fantastic musical culture and Dulce Pontes is one of the richest voices in this small but culturally and musically rich country

[@MrJSSilva]

Hello guys...tkx for your reaction....You Need to react to MARIZA "o gente da minha terra" live concert in lisbon...very very emotional....

[@madalenavarela4353]

This song was made in honor of the fishermen of a small village called Nazaré. A Dulce is one of the best portuguese singers. This is one look of our portuguese soul. Thank you both for appreciating. All the best. It's a gift I agree.

[@ROBOTRIX_eu]

..i grew up with this music..

[@loboclaud]

Dulce Pontes is even better live! Unfortunately she doesn't have the recognition she deserves in Portugal but she is worldwide famous.

[@luluforlenza4148]

Dulce Pontes was in her 20s when she first recorded this song.❤

[@mrcosta7871]

Thank you so much for your reaction and allow to know the music From my contry ❤

[@tuulajamsen-karkila797]

🌹❤️❤️👏Next Dulce Pontes O Mare E tu 🙏

[@SusanaBGD]

What a beautiful reaction. You must hear "Ó gente da minha terra" Mariza live in Lisbon. I think you'll feel the same.

[@mariaglorica9435]

Gosto muito da Mariza ,mas nesse concerto acho um pouco esforçado.

[@gruneldbaksakis7911]

Melhor que ouvir esta musica, só um orgasmo, que canção espectacular!!! 🤔🤔🤔❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@unwrittencraft8781]

but you have great artists in Portugal and soulfull

[@NunoDiogodeSantamaria]

Thank you for your reaction... You must hear "O gente da minha terra" Mariza alive in Lisbon...A Masterpiece of FADO!

[@loboclaud]

Many years ago she did an album with Ennio Morricone, called Focus and she became his muse.

[@jmss1961]

You must see the live version.

[@paularrosa]

What a lovely reaction! I cry everytime I listen to this. You know it's just amazing to understand how music it's indeed an universal language. You don't even need to understand the lyrics. I've had that experience with all the tourists at fado houses in Lisbon. People just feel it. It's wonderful. If you ever come to visit us, I think you'd love to try that. Just seat in a fado house and have your dinner there while listening to fado. It's a unique and pleasant experience. Thank you. This particular song means so much for every portuguese. Somehow it manages to translate our soul to music and everybody feels it. It's so hard to put it in words. Again, thank you so much for sharing this. Best!

[@rabaco7]

You know something...,? the best cumpliment you can give or show to a Fado singer it´s youn tears... Fado it´s all about feelings... Thank you very much for your reaction.

[@marie3587]

Fui bailar no meu batel Além do mar cruel E o mar bramindo Diz que eu fui roubar A luz sem par Do teu olhar tão lindo. Vem saber Se o mar terá razão Vem cá ver Bailar meu coração. Se eu bailar no meu batel Não vou ao mar cruel E nem lhe digo aonde eu fui cantar Sorrir, bailar, viver, sonhar contigo. Vem saber Se o mar terá razão Vem cá ver Bailar meu coração. Se eu bailar no meu batel Não vou ao mar cruel E nem lhe digo aonde eu fui cantar Sorrir, bailar, viver, sonhar contigo. (informal translation) I went to dance on my little boat Beyond the cruel sea And the roaring sea Says that I went to steal the peerless light of your eyes so beautiful Come and check If the sea is right Come here and see my heart dancing. If I dance on my little boat I will not go to the cruel sea And I won't even tell it where I went to sing Smile, dance, live, dream about you. Come and check If the sea is right Come here and see my heart dancing. If I dance on my little boat I will not go to the cruel sea And I won't even tell it where I went to sing Smile, dance, live, dream about you.

[@n30blue66]

Beautiful song I love it

[@MarioBillions]

The song that make people goosebumps. Straight to the soul💙Maybe there is not enough words to describe the feeling.. Thank you from Portugal 💙

[@19540519]

Thats the portuguese soul ...you cry and without knowing inside you now you have a peace of Portugal ty

[@pedrotavares3426]

the way you feel like crying, that feeling, it's called SAUDADE

[@manueldias1277]

Chore ,porque faz bem a alma ,faz bem chorar,

[@linabmoniz]

Têm também Mariza com Povo da minha terra, ao vivo em Lisboa, uma excelente interpretação duma música lindíssima com um poema espectacular interpretado por uma diva

[@TheFallenA]

You are amazing guys, thanks for sharing this fragment of my culture ❤️💯🇵🇹 you guys were not prepared for this 😁😉

[@antoniojosegoncalvesataide7272]

Dont Worry Im portuguese Ive listen this song more than a milion times and I cry everytime I do it-Try Gente da minha terra.

[@Goldenspitfire588]

Thank you for your genuine reaction to this song. I think that you felt something that normally we (portuguese people ) feel when we hear fado. Love from Portugal

Oh Salt sea how much water are tears from Portugal - Fernando Pessoa , Many lost her loverś on the sea and the song speak about the lost

[@manuelteixeira3392]

Please, react to another masterpiece of portuguese music. Mariza " O gente da minha terra " live concert in Lisbon. Is just beautiful.

[@isabeldafonsecaribeiro7885]

A Mariza grita e não canta

[@pjm.m]

​@@isabeldafonsecaribeiro7885Você deve ter uma disfunção auditiva qualquer, e aconselho-a vivamente uma ida ao otorrino (faça um audiograma tbm, para um melhor diagnóstico ... 🤔). Se isso não resultar, pode ser mesmo esquizofrenia, que como sabe, distorcem ou ouvem sons e vozes onde eles não existem ... Aí só mesmo a psiquiatria ... Seja como fôr ... Trate-se 😕😑

[@isabeldafonsecaribeiro7885]

@@pjm.m não sei quem precisa de se tratar?¿? Confirmo et afirmo Mariza não canta grita.....eu tenho o direito de ter a minha opinião, se não é igual à sua AZAR...

[@pjm.m]

@@isabeldafonsecaribeiro7885 , só reforça o que eu disse ... O uso de maiúsculas é gritar com as pessoas ... Aqui a única que grita é você, mas só você não vê isso 🤦‍♂️ ... As minhas observações (que até eram sérias), terminam por aqui ! Fique o melhor possível

[@shecaso]

Great reaction guys. I’m emotional too. This is a beautiful song from my country. ❤❤❤❤

[@CarlosPT-hb6zb]

Hi Andrei and Dominica. Thanks for yr extremely sensitive reaction. Pls take some minutes to see and feel the live version of this song with the same Dulce Pontes. With both versions, you can be sure that yr feelings and emotions will stay more complete.

[@monicacarolina6480]

oh wow, I know you guys from Nightwish! So nice to see you listen to Portugese music! Dulce is a woonderful singer. The ocean is a spiritual thing for Portuguese people. It brings us life and food, but it also took many lifes. We respect the ocean extremely much and feel a deep connection with it. It makes me proud as a Portuguese that it also impacts you in a beautiful way. Fado hits you in the heart. A beautiful Fado also is "o gente de minha terra - from Mariza", live in Lisboa in the open air. You see the castles and forts at the sea . (de mensen van mijn land, it is an old Fado and emotional) Muito obrigado meu amigos🤗

[@josepiao2601]

Arrepiante...Meu Deus que voz.

[@Portuguesewithadelina]

Directly to your soul. No words needed

[@rallealyt]

Was in the soundtrack of Primal Fear

[@curtavidawithme]

The way this song touches you more than myself makes me wanna love it even more. I guess im used to the portuguese melancolia and thats why I cant reach the highest emotion of fado itself. I love it tho. Glad that you guys loved the song. Hoping to see more reactions of songs from Portugal from you. Abraço!

[@fernandorodrigues1939]

As a Portuguese person I think this is one of the best if not the best female singer ever in our country. You need to hear MoonSpell the best portuguese band ever!

[@inaciofeijo5047]

Sorry but Madredeus was (and is) the best portuguese band ever.

[@TatianadeSaPires]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/a3qpmoysj9Gbers Dulce Pontes & Fernando Ribeiro [Moonspell]

[@mariaglorica9435]

Isso não se deve dizer assim.Mas nesse estilo de música,sim,estou de acordo.

[@almahperditae]

Sorry, but there's only one best female singer from Portugal. I know, I know, saying it's Amália it's easy, we ear that from the birth, but it's one of that universal truths. I think the problem it's that we ear that só many times that we don't even ear Amália anymore. But... It's her. Not only the best voice in Portugal ever, but one of the best female voices of all time, all Over the world. There are less than a handfull of singers that could even compare with her. It's just another level, very unique, very rare. There's more female that went to space, that female singers on the level of Amália Rodrigues

[@victorialira]

Talvez Moonspell com a Dulce Pontes seja também uma boa sugestão

[@runam3187]

There are songs that hit us right in the soul. Your sensitivity is touching and one of the reasons why I love your channel. Congratulations for being who you are.

[@isolinasilva1551]

Even better live. Tente assistir Dulce Pontes ao vivo e verá como é ainda mais maravilhosa!!!

[@charlesdasilva5026]

You guys are beautiful. Obrigado.

[@jovana_r]

Oh Dominika, you are such an emotional person and I love you so much for that. As I told you long time ago, you remind me of myself in too many ways that it is scary sometimes. 🖤 The song was really beautiful, it gave me chills from the beginning, although it sounds familiar. I might have heard it on radio or somewhere, but never really payed attention. And Kai, you nailed it this time. Great song! 🖤 Btw, I know very well that you already have tons of recommendations on your list, but I have been thinking of one song for days and now after this reaction I kinda feel even more that you would like it. And I know you also love Spanish language, so if you want something that might touch you, I recommend song "Morire siendo de ti" from Mägo de Oz. There is no video with English subtitles, unfortunately, but if you ever choose to do that song, please read the lyrics first. At least the google translated version. It is song dedicated to mothers. And I really think you would like the music and the vocals. It is very touching song which I love a lot, so you might like it as well. Actually, Mägo de Oz has many beautiful songs (and ballads) that I'm sure you would like, but the main problem is that there are no videos with English lyrics, so I'm afraid they would not have the same impact on you as if you could listen to them following the lyrics. Sending you love! 🖤

[@C00lerpowa]

Thank you for your appreciation of our music. It's supposed to be a sad song, do not worry. ;)

[@analino11]

i recommend to watch it the live version. what a gift!

[@gawain82]

Hello from Portugal, we perfectly understand your reaction ❤ Obrigado

[@laurendealmeida8984]

I loved your reaction !

[@alicerex6074]

EU AINDA HOJE CHORO QUANDO OIÇO ESSA MÚSICA TEM MUITA POTÊNCIA DE VOZ É LINDA LINDA POR DEMAIS A MÚSICA E A LETRA BJS 😘 PARA VOCÊS DE PORTUGAL 🇵🇹

[@eratogaladeira9088]

Hello! I'm new to your channel, I'm Portuguese and I love my country very much. Most of us are a romantic, passive people who love their neighbor and suffer alongside those who are experiencing pain. A people capable of sharing the little they have to help others. But unfortunately there are also some exceptions. Stay well, I wish you all the best! Stay healthy everyone and never forget to be really happy because unfortunately life is too short to waste!

[@1957PLATO]

I feel.this is a song that speaks to everyone in the world.

[@mariampiresbarros28]

MerchantofAlba you’re beautiful 🙏 Thank you 🙏💖

[@TeresaMatos9]

"Nostalgia" and "Saudade"!!!

[@petermarkovits-ke2gp]

Nobody has done it better in the last 50 years then the Queen of the Fado, Amalia Rodriguez. I heard her first time 50 years ago when Amalia came to Bucharest. Check it out please.

[@linabmoniz]

As said in other comments, it is the spirit of Portugal, which is why fado is so intense. Dulce Pontes has a spectacular song paying homage to the Portuguese people, Lusitana Paixão.

[@JosePereira-kd7kt]

Lindo também Dulce Pontes em Lágrima

[@andreadee1567]

♥Dulce,♥Dominika,♥Andrei

[@mariagoncalves8283]

Please Marisa (gente da minha terra) live consert in lisbon

[@marcov4190]

Dulce Pontes ladies and gentlemen 🇵🇹

[@manuelmachado1276]

beautiful ,

[@hugomoura2714]

If you see the lyrics than you'll have the all packaged...

[@epedupo1]

Another and diferent song, Marisa Live Lisbon- Gente da Minha Terra

[@pablosilva6988]

Thank You very much. If you want to hear a tear jerker give o chaile da minha māe. A wonderful fado song.

[@ribeirogil1575]

hello i am from Portugal ;sorry but i just see your video today see the same song in live ..... t thing you gonna like i wich the best for you a friend from Portugal .... kisses

[@TatianadeSaPires]

#Grata 🌹...Obrigado ❤ #Pt

[@paulas.9722]

Thanks for your heartfelt reaction to Dulce Pontes and this song. 💖From Portugal 🇵🇹

[@franciscoquaresma2152]

Portuguese singers like Dulce Pontes are famous exactly for making everyone cry of joy when they sing, not of sadness but for how deeply it touches the soul. Tears are inevitable 🥲 don’t worry Dear

[@franciscoquaresma2152]

Try listening Dulce Pontes - Amor a Portugal

[@TheMrjedy]

Its normal to cry. It means you felt it!

[@TeresaMatos9]

The Sea so beautiful but also sometimes so cruel and strong. The Fishermen and the their families saying goodbye when the go to the deep sea...

[@mariacabral3454]

When you apreciate good music it,s like magic enters your ears and go straight to your ❤