"For No One" by Andrea Motis & Marco Mezquida

For No One (Lennon/McCartney)
Andrea Motis - voice and trumpet
Marco Mezquida - piano
Recorded at Casa Seat in Barcelona on December 2022, by Lalo Garcia (camara) and Francesc Llompart (sound).
Video by Voodoo Productions
management Julio Quintas [e-mail]
andreamotis.com
marcomezquida.com

[@yendorcire]

I've never heard horn playing like that before; like a whisper. I've heard Andrea play many times, heard many trumpeters from Armstrong to Davis but I've never hear anything so haunting come from a horn. Then the arrangement seems to swirl around the structure of the song the way some jazz does, almost rendering the familiar chords unrecognizable as if the whole thing is something else entirely. And then Ms Motis comes in with those vocals, her way of holding a melody, nurturing it, causing it to blossom before us. Something els entirely indeed. Brava.

[@jimfox9577]

Polished, delicate and tender arrangement that is musically unleashed to perfection ... precious!

[@ThePiersidente]

Beautiful version of the most tragic Song by the beatles

[@hkjones]

Andrea's singing has recently taken on a new feeling. It's like she is reaching a new level, and it is great!

[@hollynorris957]

Oh my god ! My favorite artist of today singing a song of my favorite band ever. Andrea and the Beatles wow I’m in musical heaven!!!❤

[@dannycrivello17]

Great performance.❤ Thank you both. 3:00

[@jrvillal]

Preciosa versió dels Beatles. Moltes gràcies Andrea & Marco

[@Casacorts]

Magnifique....petite Andréa est devenue grande ...super duo ...merci

[@afcordeiro2713]

Andrea has pulled off another great rendition of this classic. Thank you

[@myhometown7981]

Every time Andrea releases a new video, I think she's finally reached perfection. It doesn't seem possible that she could surpass her own best work. However, she keeps attaining new heights that set new standards for what is deemed musical perfection. I've neither seen nor heard musicians do this on a regular basis since the Beatles. Andrea Motis is blessed with a gift that only a handful of all the people who've ever lived have received.

[@ThePiersidente]

This song Is despairing...listen to the hopeless words...and yet the music and Her voice...

[@chrisbowen9043]

God bless us all for Andrea. . .

[@yolandafernandez6903]

Srta. Motis y cíá, Superiores, cómo siempre!

[@theressamurphy2996]

Sad song sung by the sweet voice

[@ArturoBeramendi1704]

Wow, how wonderful... The Beatles, Andrea Motis and Marco Mezquida "together". And of course, the miracle happens. Logical. I think the song is one of the most beautiful created by that great Lennon / McCartney duo. And Andrea and Marco cover the song in their own way, with exquisite talent and taste, leaving us with a happy smile. Marco playing fantastic (this time without strange things), simple, beautiful, masterful. And Andrea in her full maturity as a trumpeter and vocalist. I already said: simple, beautiful, with taste, talent, mastery, mature... Without doing gratuitous experiments, it was not necessary. In fact, its are never needed, really.

[@klaushorreis9399]

❤❤❤❤ wonderful

[@caindelgado3744]

Mi querido maestro y gran ser humano, Marco Mezquida! bravo a los dos!!

[@blindlemonkelly]

Beautiful.

[@DougSmithBass]

Heavenly vocal, great piano, excellent production and videography !

[@jean-louisdevred3185]

J'adore, c'est très beau! Superbe duo, j'espère que nous verrons bientôt d'autres enregistrements...

[@richardreid2963]

Lovely

[@Kelley2710]

Wonderful production! I loved the camera angles and intimate closeups. It added to the musicality.

[@greghemlock6679]

Never ceases to amaze I’m in love with Andrea, she makes me feel happy❤

[@marianmartinez3081]

Sí por fin..!, Andrea-Beatles. Cóctel maravilloso.. Gracias Andrea..!! y por subir este vídeo Marco..

[@ardollar1]

Excellent interpretation . Thanks for the music.

[@ervtrujillo3464]

One of my favorite Beatles songs.

[@b.mccarthy5288]

Nice combination of instruments, voice and on this grand song.

[@АлександрМиг-о7щ]

Ну почему можно ставить только один лайк!???!

[@CappPeterson]

It doesn’t get any better than a song by The Beatles. Andrea was wonderful.

[@abda7502]

THX! So wonderful Artwork: Music AND Video!

[@丸山隆平-e3s]

いい❤

[@melcalgary5306]

Wonderful performance Marco, thanks for posting.

[@christophecrolet8854]

Very beautiful sound

[@myriamfiguerola5864]

Andrea se supera cada vez más. Amo su talento para cantar y para tocar. 😊

[@liagugushvili3017]

bravooooo

[@franciscovelado1577]

Vaya talentazo!! Que grandes músicos tenemos!!

[@jwgiarolaferreira299]

When I going to see Andréa Motis in Brazil???

[@neilbrie8972]

I just found your channel on KZbin, I went to few of your concerts in Barcelona few years ago, and love your sound. Your way to play piano is pure delight. Thank you.

[@claudioguimaraes2971]

Simplesmente a melhor de todas!!!!

[@609Yuv]

🎉

[@MusicJunky3]

And the photography isn't bad either ! ! And in B&W !

[@lawrencevandenberg7725]

I don't mind, in the least, being no one...

[@Pratyut]

with Sarah and Nina

[@gerardmartinez3207]

Andrea Motis en a fait du chemin depuis l'école de Joan Chamorro ! Désormais femme, elle a atteint des sommets, mais certainement pas le sien.

[@fliprim]

Really nice. Turning such a sweet flowing tune into rhythmic jazz is no easy feat. This was cleverly done. Next time a little more thought about the breathing and its placement to soften the edges of some of the phrases night be worth considering.

[@myhometown7981]

Yes! Rock and jazz are two totally different genres and they do not easily blend or translate from one to the other or vice-versa. Andrea has done it flawlessly. Hard-core rockers could be turned onto jazz aficionados by Andrea.

[@kinneucher]

Pity about whoever if anyone is operating the camera.

[@DWilliams-ce8nb]

Piano audio track is bright an a little too loud. Andrea's track is slightly muffled and not quite loud enough.

[@miloszforman6270]

Rotten camera work. Creeping in extreme close-ups into peoples faces - that's disgusting. Not comparable to the excellent work of the Chamorro-videos.

[@jonburton1935]

It’s dreadful like two people making a racket