JE SUIS MALADE LARA FABIAN REACTION - RAPPER 1ST TIME LISTEN LARA FABIAN JE SUIS MALADE - RAH REACTS

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[@moniquesilverans3842]

The songwriter was a woman : Alice Dona, the singer was a man : Serge Lama. 1985-1990 more or less

[@cardbuddy4988]

Yes!

[@doksooli]

Anybody here... just like me... hunting high and low for Lara fabian reactions on youtube ? ^^ Haha... great reaction man... nobody can resist... it's like ice in the sunlight. ^^

[@RAHONLYFAM]

Thanks man!!! Make sure to checkout my Lara playlist when u can

[@doksooli]

@@RAHONLYFAM I will ;)

[@jamjam1312]

@@RAHONLYFAM there's one song missing in it: "requiem pour un fou" , a duet with the biggest French rock star, he died a few years ago, Johnny Halliday. Love your reaction videos! Cheers from France!

[@stephanieellis5399]

Nope. Scouring KZbin for as many Lara Fabian reaction.

[@PH-hw5nx]

Yes me all year long. And next year and next…..

[@mitzydupre7172]

Hey I'm Mitzy I'm 51 years old and from Montreal Quebec canada . I saw Lara 3 times live and spoke with her and she is absolutely amazing and so nice it's crasy I was pregnant and she was rubbing my belly while talking to me just like if I was her best friend she is very very nice person on top of it gorgeous no no more than that she is so beautiful and she is a great signer Damn she has everything. Good job love your show Still from Montreal Quebec Canada xx

[@frankbirch3877]

What a great story!!

[@patjutras6627]

Wow, quel previlège de l'avoir vue en personne. Elle est éclipsé par Céline. Merci de partager.

[@mvrv2011]

How lucky you are. My dream is to atend lara's concert...talking with her it was more than dream.

[@mitzydupre7172]

@@mvrv2011 and she is so nice and kind its crazy she takes the time to talk to everybody and it shows that even if it takes as long as her show to take pictures ans give autographs she is happy to do it its not a task for her and she is gorgeous that woman face is so perfect she is awesome i love her since day one back in the 90's Hope you will have the chance to see and meet her

[@timbroski4487]

I like how music can really surpass culture and language

[@davidlefranc6240]

et voila!

[@pilarcama3269]

The lyrics, the instruments, the arrangements, her performance, her expresions (when she pretends to cut her neck -resembling a dead bird), wow!, this is such a unique piece of art. I can´t help crying every time I listen to this song, it´s so vivid, she pauses, she speaks, she complains, and sings in a perfect fluid way and personifies perfectly someone who's suffering, heartbreaking, and the pianist, the orchestra as a perfect partner in this powerful moment. Thanks Lara Fabian for living in the same time than us to appreciate and celebrate your talent.

[@RAHONLYFAM]

Definitely talented 🔥🔥

[@mjcole12]

Well said

[@PSYFUP]

Pilar Cama watch CARUSO. I google lyrics then translate. Also read the story about how and why the song was written. The back story alone will make you cry.

[@anne-roseanstett2329]

je suis française et Lara Fabian est une de mes chanteuse préférée avec Dimash surtout et je suis bien contente de cette réaction de RAH qui m'a bien plus

[@stevengrielens]

She is a Belgian (Brussels) born and raised singer. French is one of Belgium’s 3 official languages (French, Dutch and German). That’s why her French is so good. Her Italian is also ‘wow’ because her mother is Italian. Lara lives for many years in Canada now. I like her live version of Adagio and also of Caruso. Greetings from a proud Belgian citizen🇧🇪🙃

[@simonrancourt7834]

This was shot in Montréal.

[@patriciahamilton1188]

This song was written and sung in 1970s by serge lama.

[@veralang5261]

As fantastic as Lara’s???

[@patriciahamilton1188]

@@veralang5261 it’s a very different version

[@veralang5261]

Thanks for the info.😊

[@gillestrebaol6671]

No no. This song Written by Alice Donna and Serge Lama.

[@ceceliakrieg5824]

Love it. Love it. Love it. What a performance. She felt it all and could hardly bring herself out of the song. Extraordinary.

[@kimberleylcd8051]

La plus belle voix du monde

[@vivienmc5983]

She’s amazing. It’s no coincidence that the best male singer in world Dimash Kudaibergen is a big fan of the best female singer in the world 😍

[@DalionHeartTTV]

Dimash is good, but nowhere close to the best singer in the world. I would put him a few dozen singers under that mark, actually.

[@lazaruslong697]

@@DalionHeartTTV You got me genuinely interested. I am on a search for the greatest singers, as music and singing in particular is almost the only thing left that makes me feel.... Anything. Who is the best singer for you if you don't mind sharing? Or perhaps the top 5 if picking one is too hard?

[@DalionHeartTTV]

@@lazaruslong697 While many might disagree with my initial response and may even use this response as justification for invalidating me going forward, that is fine. I am well aware that all of this is merely subjective, and my statement was hyperbole at best. For me, in terms of personal taste, you cannot go wrong with the vocal trinity. Celine Dion, Aretha Franklin, and Whitney Houston. To me, Dimash's vocals, while impressive, seem like an unsustainable gimmick. It invokes the memory of my first time hearing Meriah Carey sing and hit her whistle register. While everyone around me was impressed, I was just in awe at how stupid it was. It didn't sound good, for one thing. But for the first time in my life, I was finally able to see something I feel people more knowledgeable than myself should have seen, but refused to because they were experiencing rose tinted glasses. I'm usually the one in that seat, as I am obsessed with finding singers few others would listen to, like Joanna Newsom (Cannot recommend enough, if you can get past the cartoonish characteristics in her vocals.) I recommend her song Peach Plum Pear, and En Gallop. So beautiful. (Anyway) I knew from the first time she hit it, that her career wouldn't last long, and that she would soon tear her vocal cords. It was only 5 years after that performance that everything I suspected began to come true. Now you're lucky if you can get get to sing Happy Birthday without five layers of vocal tracks, loud background music, and auto-tune to hide the damage she's done to herself. I hope I'm wrong about Dimash, but even if I am, I don't find his higher register to be all that appealing. P.S. If you decide to look for Joanna Newsom's Peach Plum Pear song on KZbin, I recommend the 11.16.06) live performance. Her album cover is too crowded with aftereffects. The audio quality of the live performance isn't that great, but you get a sense of her technique, her personality, and a great view of her harp skills. Sawdust and Diamonds from the same live performance is also fantastic, but the song is pretty long. (Over 9 minutes long.)

[@lazaruslong697]

@@DalionHeartTTV Thank you for your amazing response. And while I know and love the three aforementioned singers, Joanna Newsom is a name I haven't heard before and after searching her up on YT now and listening to a few of her songs, I must add that sadly so. And she is a harpist as well! That's double awesome! She is very good and her singing has a very distinct personality. Thank you for introducing me to her, one can never never know enough amazing singers. ;) By the way, screw what "some or many" might think. This is question of your personal preference and I am very thankful you gave me this genuine and original answer. It would be really boring if we all liked the same things. ;) Kudos to you and thank you for broadening my outlook.

[@DalionHeartTTV]

@@lazaruslong697 Without a doubt the best conversation I've ever had on KZbin. Thank you for your response, and I'm glad you liked my recommendation.

[@pinkobreftempsla]

Thank you for doing a reaction to Lara Fabian and especially this song. The original version of this song was by a French singer, Serge Lama, in the early 70s. It wasn't a huge hit. Shortly afterwards, a major French singer, Dalida, covered it, and that cover got a lot more attention. This song has been covered numerous times since the original, by different people, but I think THIS RECORDING is by far the best. To me, THIS RECORDING of Lara Fabian singing this song is like the original Broadway cast recording of Jennifer Holiday singing "And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going" from Dreamgirls. I just haven't found a recording of either song that I like better. Epic masterpieces.

[@saramalti8010]

She is a french speaking singer, she speaks fluently 4 languages. Thks for your reaction

[@liloulamia725]

Lara Fabian is one of the best Singer ever❤❤❤❤❤ I Love her since I was young . All her songs are masterpiece so powerful lyrics with strong messages❤❤❤

[@PauloBono1978]

Subscribed... If you like Lara Fabian it's because you have good taste on music that's why you have a new follower 👌. Greetings from Portugal.

[@georgeisaak5321]

Hello Bro ! Once more you chosen another favorite song from Lara so i thank you for reacting to it ! Your Greek fella who admires Lara for about two years now ! Her emotions are always spot on , she is into the "zone" when she starts performing !

[@Chris-ez7lu]

Hi, There are so many songs of her a little story in passing it must have happened at the end of the 80s I was doing breakdancing with my friends not far from the main square (grand place) and she would hang out with a friend every now and then watch us dance because she often sang in a cafe near there she was very nice I had exchanged a few words with her and she told us that she was a singer yes the good old days

[@BenMojo.]

waouh, thank you for sharing

[@frankbirch3877]

@@BenMojo. I agree. I would have liked to have been there.

[@lazaruslong697]

I am so envious now. In a good way. Great memories, thank you for sharing.

[@anaccquevedo1]

Best reaction. You are só sensible a outra music. Love from Brazil ❤

[@nathbert]

Je suis Quebecoisse je viens de Montréal et je partage avec vous une autre chanson de Laura c'est JE T'AIME quels belles voix et fière de cette quebecoisse

[@diegoshepherd3464]

Excellent reaction. Cool that I came upon your videos. Love your style and attention.

[@cathelinedelisle7573]

I am a French Canadian and I had the chance to attend a Lara Fabian show and meet her after the show and I can tell you that this singer is absolutely beautiful, talented and unique ... I love her ever since ... you should listen to other videos of her ... all what she does is wonderful! thank you! 😀

[@Bionic_Raven]

Hey, i'm swiss, and i know Lara for years now. I think Lara ist one of the, if not THE, best femal singer in the world. Her Ability to transfer emotions into words is amazing. Like your Channel... subscribed

[@RAHONLYFAM]

Predicate the subscribe welcome to the fam 💯 Lara voice is amazing🔥 super talented

[@egagnon9994]

This song was initially written in 1973 by Serge Lama a great french singer and the music was composed by Alice Dona...

[@TheoriginalANGEK439]

She is re living a major past hurt. Definitely. She is French Canadian. Brilliant talent. She has got loads of songs you could review. Much love from the U.K. England.. 👍♥️👍♥️👍♥️👍♥️👍♥️👍♥️👍♥️👍♥️👍♥️👍♥️👍♥️👍♥️👍♥️👍♥️👍♥️👍♥️👍♥️🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@lindalong6882]

I'm from New Brunswick Canada....& I know Lara from the begining of her Career because she puts so much emotion...she's the best emotional performer....Love her for ever!!!!

[@frankbirch3877]

This was a huge reaction! Thank you so much. Subscribed.

[@55555gino]

That has to be one of the best live performances ever. Unbelievable. This song and Caruso are my favs. Please react to Caruso from the same concert :) greetings from Argentina

[@daymeinvanblocken3407]

Lara Fabian. What a beautiful singer ( Broken Vow is my favorite song of hers.)

[@RAHONLYFAM]

Super talented 🔥

[@chucku00]

I love your twist on the reaction to this interpretation, funny while being perfectly in tune with the subject. You're a damn heartbreaker. Man, it takes skills to come with this kind of original point of view. Hats off, Rah!

[@pame6399]

Lara is the best! You’re cool man👌

[@tommylarsson2025]

"She teleport the feelings to the present time" Well said! That is spot on Lara! Thanks!

[@ianp.5728]

Lara est extraordinaire! It’s not only that her voice can beam ppl up right to the stars, but her kind and emotional character that completes the whole person. You know that she also did many English songs (I love the Ballard version of „I will love again“) but if she sings in french it’s like „she is wearing her real skin“ and then you have moments like „je suis malade“ coming out. As a German who loves Brussels enormously.... I m glad that I’ve been able to follow her footsteps walking around in the area where she was born. She really deserves a little more recognition in Brussels I’d say. Ty!

[@caylapelkey3305]

My fave performance of lara, im all the way from spring tx (40 min from downtown Houston)

[@mariannasarracino]

Watching every reaction on this piece I lough and cry at the same time, looking people start crying....

[@helenechampagne5788]

Montréal, Québec comme Lara...ou presque 😉

[@kristarrahlee3595]

Serge Lama actually wrote this song after his wife left him. He waited for her 14-15 years before finally writing this song. Lara's version is profound. She emotes to the point that you can feel every word vibrating through your heart and soul. We have all loved this deeply and lost. It's such a profound heartbreak. It changes us forever.

[@nanosukarno8559]

I like your reaction man.. Respect!!! 😎😎😎

[@mignonthon]

shee divorced the day after, but the song wasnt written by her but in the late 70s, but something is going when she's singing

[@hanadaabdelfattah4086]

You mean Dalida, the Original singer for this song that she was talking exactly about what to her before she committed suicide.

[@tirallala1]

Hats off, thumbs up and subscribed! I think it's great that you respond to music and singers that touch you emotionally, even if you don't get a lot of views.

[@RAHONLYFAM]

I appreciate that!

[@alfogel3298]

I’ve been a fan decades ago and she is absolutely considering her 25 years of vocals in 12 languages ( there’s a video “ Lara Fabian sings in 12 languages). The best female vocalist in the world. None even come close. Does Mariah, did Whitney, Streisand, Morissette, Celine belt them with emotional power in 12 languages? Also she wrote “ Adagio” “ Broken Vow” She also acts them out with her body. She embodies the songs. By the way , “ Lara With Love” is my favorite live concert of all time. Not just Lara’s but no better concert in the history of concerts. There are at least 6 songs from this concert that are beyond amazing. All love, Al

[@RAHONLYFAM]

Her voice is powerful 🔥

[@johnsears2465]

She is the Queen; you have found platinum!

[@patjutras6627]

Just to give an insight to the song. It was writen in 1973 for Serge Lama's wife Michèle by Alice Dona. He sang it and made it a huge sucess. The Egiptian/French signer Dalida also sang it. It's an old song. Lara (the first name Lara is clolse spelling to the last name Lama) certainly pushed the emotion. And yes, French is a unique language, being a francophone I feel previledged to understand what is being sang, but I don't feel like all the profound essence is conveyed here. There are so many French songs from the late '50, '60 and '70 that have incredible meanings. I can say that I am very lucky. She is one of my favourite signers. If I recall, her mother is Italian, father Belgian, she migrated to Montréal Québec where she launched her signing carreer. You can also find videos where she sings in Russian. That makes four languages that I know of.

[@mediterraneanworld]

Actually, Serge did not have a big success with it - Dalida who was the biggest singer in France at the time recorded it - with the hopes of helping him, it became huge hit and her signature song which unfortunately reflected her tortured and tragic private life ending in her suicide. You can see Lara's inspiration here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/poCtc2WBr6uNbtE (Olympia Theatre 1981 - watch to the end)

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[@brightstar5916]

Je suis malade (song) The real story of the song When the song was written, Lara Fabian was only 3 years old. Je suis malade is a song by Serge Lama, released in 1973 as a single and on the album Je suis malade. Written by Serge Lama on a music composed by Alice Dona, the song became the most emblematic title of the repertoire of Serge Lama who regularly takes it on stage 3. History The song Je suis malade was inspired by a real heartbreak of Serge Lama, the story of a long secret relationship. In 1969, the singer met Michèle Potier in Chamonix. Love was a certainty, but neither of them was free: he had married Daisy Brun, his press agent, in 1968, and she was married and had a son. They love each other in secret for several years and promise to regain their freedom, but Michèle hesitates and finally flees him and settles in Morocco for professional reasons. Lama is desperate, he wants to put words on his pain without succeeding, until the day he confides in his friend Alice Dona: "this story hurts me, it makes me sick. Back home, at the piano, Alice Dona, composes in a few hours a melody [...], that very quickly, she makes the singer listen. It was a revelation and Serge Lama wrote almost the entire text in one go. He will say later "The 80% of the song I wrote in 20 minutes, it's almost a shame [...] it came out of my heart so much that I [...] immediately felt that this song had something that the others didn't have". However, nothing is done. His record company Philips does not believe in the song and to impose it Lama threatens to leave if he is refused to record it3. He wins his case and soon Je suis malade is released as a single. Unfortunately, the radio programmers prefer the B side, the lively and cheerful song Les P'tites Femmes de Pigalle which becomes a hit6. At every opportunity, however, Lama sings Je suis malade, on television, on stage [...], recognition will come, not (in this period), through him, but from a cover by Dalida very touched by the subject of the song and whose inspired and desperate interpretation will seduce the public. After that, Serge Lama's popularity was turned upside down and he definitely became a recognized and popular singer-songwriter4. Many years later, the artist confides: "An LP of Serge Lama at the time it was worth 4000-5000 albums [...] But after Les Ballons rougesNote 1 it is 1 million4." Recognition came for the creator of Je suis malade, in 1974, when one evening on the stage of the Olympia in Paris, Serge Lama completed the song by interpreting it without a microphone a cappella in front of an audience conquered by a triumph. Another happiness, the return of Michele, free and together, they give birth to a boy named Frederic in 1981 and marry ten years later8. Michèle died in 2016 at 71 years, victim of a stroke9. Her death gives the song another dimension, Lama who has not given up singing it on stage says: "Every night when this song comes, I know it is an obstacle that must be jumped [...], it usually takes me a minute to recover [...], this song deserves to be given everything". Words on behalf of the father Je suis malade is doubly autobiographical for the singer-songwriter who includes in this story of desperate love feelings from his childhood. The anger, the suffering that Serge Lama expresses with the verses "I am sick as when my mother went out in the evening, And that she left me alone with my despair" or "I am like an orphan in a dormitory". These words to the attention of his lover to whom he reproaches his decline, it is in fact to his mother that he addresses them, casting himself in the skin of his father, formerly a singer of operetta in search of success, who, pushed by his wife, gave up his career [...]. This father to whom Lama "lends his voice" when he claims: "You deprived me of all my songs, You emptied me of all my words, Yet I had talent before your skin. This period of his childhood, Lama has already evoked it in the song half sweet and half bitter Le temps de la rengaine (in 1968 it opens the album D'aventures en aventures): "[...] Mama dreamed that she had a real kitchen, While Daddy was barking at the Capucines, It was a nice time that this time [...], One day daddy sold margarine, So that mommy could sing in her kitchen, It was a hard time that time, I have tears in my eyes when I think of all that". Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)

[@beowolf8331]

haha nice bro! good for you!! lara fabian is such a star here were him from!! lol so funny to see an american listen to it!!

[@RAHONLYFAM]

💯💯 super talented

[@juliemartin934]

Les frissons... of her performance, and your palpable empathy ... the chills. Thank you Rah for this reaction👍 pleins de tendresses pour toi 😘

[@Chris-ez7lu]

I also forgot you have to know that shortly afterwards she took part in the Eurovision song contest and she finished second behind a certain Celine Dion I preferred Lara's song but we were all happy for her because it is a work monster Thank you

[@davidcullen6797]

She actually finished fourth. Rats, huh? First would have been better! And deserved.

[@Chris-ez7lu]

@@davidcullen6797 Yes is true It was Long Time Would be well to propose this song in request

[@davidcullen6797]

@@Chris-ez7lu Yes!

[@kraftwerk974]

Wow, that is something else. Very impressive and moving because we can all relate.

[@guittadabe5214]

Dimash is a big fan of Laura and she was a big inspiration for him. He sang several of her covers (Adagio, Mademoiselle Hyde, etc). He also sang a couple of duets with her. Lara is a living legend, but much better known internatiionally than in the US. She's been a hidden gem for too long. I don't think this type of music is your cup of tea, and that's ok.

[@ДимитринаСлавова-е8э]

Мога да слушам Лара непрекъснато точно с тази песен, в която думи и музика правят чудото на сливането с изкуството. Велик шедьовър

[@RAHONLYFAM]

Respect

[@egagnon9994]

They don't make such beautiful songs anymore!... Such talented artists are very rare these days!... Lara is alone with her musicians on stage and that's all what is needed with such a talented artist!...

[@Godisreal123]

New sub because you did this reaction 🙌

[@yannickbelfort8548]

Listen "I am Awa" of Lara Fabian. It s my favorite song of her...

[@imuawarriors]

virtuoso performers use every fiber of their being when they share their art...

[@jocelyncolvin8189]

Lara Fabian is my idol! Along with Tool! Thank you so much. Dude. I guess I need to tell you my top tens for both of them. Tough

[@Melindabht]

Une des fiertés FRANÇAISES 🇫🇷🇫🇷

[@LussiaNéron]

?? She's not even french!

[@fabriziomateo34]

Francophone

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[@luisjonlee1344]

She's really good. Dimash did 2 covers of her songs.

[@LynTheWitch]

I have seen countless reactions about this video and I must say that it’s always the big tough rappers that show the fastest signs of emotional struggle, it’s SO CUTE! Vocal coachs are most surprised, and men tend to try not to cry where the women have the space to ball their eyes out xD But I really find it touching how it’s the big tough looking guys that melt sooooo fast with this video : D Bless you : D

[@lucaswallo8127]

One of the greatest singers of all time

[@RAHONLYFAM]

🐐🐐 her voice is crazy. She is SKILLED 🔥

[@jb-od8dk]

she ever wrote that it's Serge Lama who write her and sings she just resumed

[@mommyandbabytsai]

I love Lara so much! Please react to Lara's Perdere L'amore. Thanks in advance! 😊

[@pcankar]

First time watching you. Great reaction. Love how you let the performance take you away. Lara is Master Class. Check out Adagio (live)...it´s in English

[@robertsirois8341]

Lara is the only singer on planet earth to sing from her soul to our soul.

[@cellevangiel5973]

A few things first. This recording is more than 20 years old and typical french, written by a man. No American can write or sing this. Lara is an outstanding singer with a beautiful voice. On top of that she is a performer like no other. At that time she had some relation problem which reflect in this song. You can also see " je t'aime' when her fans lifted her up. Lara is Belgian Italian who lives in Canada. Don't underestimate her, she is more than just a singer. She speaks 7 languages and sing in 15. She is a text writer and I think composer as well. So she is a Grand Lady. Luckily she is married now and has 2 children. But her success continues. Oh you should also see her duet with Johny Halyday, Reqiuem pour un foul. Another one that can only be French. You will be blow over.

[@davidjoseph3171]

You said it well: she teleports to the moment of emotions. she is singing a song written by songwriter singer Serge Lama

[@BUKCOLLECTOR]

Hello Lara’s rendition is the best and will never be equaled. But I would like to introduce you to a 4 male crossover harmony group callrd “ Forestella” from South Korea. When they performed their first song ( the Freddy Mercury classic“ Bohemian Rhapsody”) it catapulted them to international stardom and they now have millions of followers worldwide. They were all at one time solo performers. One has a very deep bass/baritone voice. Another, a high operatic voice, and the other two group members (who were also solo performers at one time) combine to render “je suis malade” a confluence of absolute total passion and performed live on stage in front of thousands of fans. I thought no one would ever come close to Lara’s soulful rendition. And no one vocalist will. But when you have 4 members and the best vocal harmony group in the world, well. ( all I can say is have your Kleenex handy) Some of their other songs I recommend are Simon & Garfunkel classic “The Sound Of Silence”, Guardian “ Angel” that will lift your spirits and transport you to another world-especially during these troubled covid times. And the hauntingly beautiful “ hijo de la luna” But “ Le Suis” remains my all time favorite. I’ve watched it 5 times and each and every time it moves me to my depths. All love from Miami Beach , Florida, Al

[@anyu5611]

Спасибо за реакцию на эту песню!Вы-тонкий ценитель хорошей музыки👏🏻Привет из Турции🙂

[@joseangelsanbrunogil7207]

Eres grande tío . . . y lo más importante, creo que eres una BUENA PERSONA, I am sure. Cuídate y mis mejores deseos para tí !!!!!

[@elgynalien]

Thanks so so much... In your eyes, perhaps you fall in love with Lara.... welcom to the club. With my european eyes, i find you as Magical and true as Lara voice is in all emotions. Thank you for your discovery. She is certainly less popular than Céline Dion but in greater quality in her delivers. You are awesome. See you next time and take care of you. Ciao from Belgium

[@AbanobAdly]

The Original singer Dalida, sang to song as a tribute to the one she loved most but he commited suicide. She tried to keep on living after him but she couldn't and she met her fate the same way.

[@edythcervantes6960]

Thank you for talking about her. Please listen to Adagio the English version...and hold on w both hands. She is pure perfection.

[@horaciogonzalez3734]

Ultimate best singers🥺

[@fabriziomateo34]

Magnifique ❤

[@jazura2]

It was a rough time!!! Brilliant

[@christinaalgate4899]

With Je Taime I like the video of the audience singing to her. You should do Adaigo Broken Vow Caruso. It took her about a minute to come out of the song.

[@franckbouleau636]

hello, here 's a virtual duet lara and dimash @ enjoy!

[@leandrolcfshotmar5131]

Hey brother, Lara is amazing. Watch Adagio too. I am from Brazil. God bless you.

[@RAHONLYFAM]

Big shoutout to Brazil 🇧🇷

[@cloudcampos4555]

I love how you react after seeing the entire thing rather than being really noisy through it all like some do to the point where it's obvious they missed half the video ! Anyway great reaction!

[@RAHONLYFAM]

Preciate that alot 💯💯

[@juliem8864]

From France ! Thanks for youre video, was nice to see you reacting on her song. Well it’s not hers but one of SERGE LAMA, a beautiful french singer, who describes to perfection what it feels like to be left by one s love. And yeah your right it helps to hear songs like that when you live the same expérience. ✌️

[@masonsteele261]

Louisville, KY - FAVORITE is Adagio (Live in English). Then listen to it again in Italian, because you'll feel her passion in a totally different, and beautiful way. I believe she speaks and sings in 5 or 6 languages. She's also Belgium's all time top selling artist. FYI...She holds the final note you like here for 17 seconds! PEACE!

[@MonsterXcile]

I messaged you on Instagram, I like the reacts. The Big Mister one made me sub ASAP! Keep it up!

[@koa022]

You had a rough time keeping your composure, you got emotional a few times . I heard her 100 times, she still breaks me, and the more life experience I gain as I grow old, the deeper she reaches into my chest

[@GreggMrGlen]

Hey, Rah, You should check out "Broken Vow", "Caruso"... Two more that had Me choking' up... Easily found.

[@horaciogonzalez3734]

Great Vocalist 🤗🤗

[@RAHONLYFAM]

Her voice is crazy 🔥🔥

[@justcroatboy]

Rah man ,no need translation for this song. Your reacts as a rapper you are is amazing. You understand what quality song are.Regards from Croatia!

[@autorstage7686]

Bravo Lara!

[@Lanaki808]

PS. She was betrayed by the man she was going to marry. The useless foo was fooling around on her when she was on tour, an that was what Broken Vow was written for, his betrayal

[@isabelledrevet5913]

OK, this is the second time I watch you... This song is great... She feels sick because of a toxic man (toxic women exist also, not a question of sex)... My ex husband, who has the same work as mine, teatcher, never educated my daughters... I love them more than everything in this world... He started to be horrible 2 years after we were together, really awful, his parents too... I lost my father and they were horrible, very hard with me... Then, he started to take all my money, took my job, the carrier I was supposed to have, his parents were still horrible with me and he never defended me, never, I was a bad mother, whatever I could do, as my girls always wanted to stay with him... He met another woman, then he was so horrible with me that he put me in an psychiatric hospital, where I've been agressed... He told me me I could never be loved, he would take my daughters, just with by egoism, he said lies about me in my job and manipulated my girls... Now, I can't teach and can't see my daughters anymore... That's what we call a narcissistic perverse... I'm completely broken but I still live... I'm helped by an association, but it's very hard to still want to live, I'm so alone. That's what we call a toxic relationship, I support that for 15 years, and I know it's not over. I don't see and speak to my daughters because, manipulated, they hate me and forgot I was the one who educated them. This is the worst for a mother. I'm threatened by people then I must must move, and justice doesn't help me because it would be better if I was kicked by him... Psychological perversion is not recognized, but it kills... This song is important to me, even if I don't love him for a very long time, I just want to be protected from him and be alone for ever... Sorry, I had to explain what can be a toxic relationship... Be careful and happy ❤️

[@alfogel3298]

Lara’s Version is incomparable. But their is an Internationally known world class 4 member crossover vocal harmony group from South Korea called “Forestella” with millions of followers and they give an incredible performance of je suis Malade. Your goosebumps will have goosebumps! And your face might be inundated with tears. It’s a sad song and they illicit the sadness but their harmonies are angelic. Their mother tongue is korean and they probably spent months training for this and mastering French and performed it in front of their home crowd of thousands of fans. You tube “Forestella Je Suis Malade” You will thank me if you do react publicly or if your subscribers privately react. All love, All

[@rejeanbourque1522]

It was at montréal in 2000y.

[@misterkiki3483]

I'd really like to know your opinion about another young belgian singer....Different from Lara but soooooo talented too. His name is Loïc Nottet and I suggest his MV called "Million eyes".Best regards from Belgium.

[@RAHONLYFAM]

Shoutout to Belgium 🇧🇪🔥

[@Kaszubito]

this is not her song, Original is by Dalida

[@frankbirch3877]

serge lama

[@mediterraneanworld]

@@frankbirch3877 yes, Serge was first, but Dalida who was a friend of his made it into a huge success - they also sang it together. kzbin.info/www/bejne/poCtc2WBr6uNbtE this is the best version I believe.

[@frankbirch3877]

Yes, I agree.

[@frankbirch3877]

@@mediterraneanworld Yes. I agree.

[@helenechampagne5788]

Tu as tout compris ❤

[@henrikbergstrom697]

Hell Yes🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@justici6642]

Favorite song is "Je t'aime", grew up in Québec listening to this. She burned her words in my soul. So stange and nice to be watching this here xD Lara is a as great a Dame if not greater that Celine Dion in my opinion.

[@LussiaNéron]

Je suis aussi née au Québec (en 1983) et comme tout le monde je sais qui est Lara Fabien pour l'avoir entendue à la radio, en particulier lorsque cette chanson est sortie et qu'elle jouait en boucle. À cette époque par contre je dois admettre que ce n'était tellement pas mon genre de musique, pour moi ce n'était qu'une fille de plus qui "crie à la radio" hahahah! Je n'ai réalisé que tout récemment l'ampleur du talent que possède cette femme. Elle est juste...WOW !!! (et je préfère de loin sa voix à celle de Céline Dion) Il faut croire qu'il n'est jamais trop tard pour faire de belles découvertes! p.s. Aussi, je me sens un peu bête car j'étais PERSUADÉE qu'elle était Québecoise 🤭 hihihhi! Tellement que si on m'avait posée la question quelques semaines plus tôt, j'aurais été prête à gager là-dessus! J'ai été assez surprise d'apprendre qu'en fait elle est d'origine Belge.

[@pierrepinson2906]

🌹We have knew this music since 1999 in Europe and Québec. How you know LARA in USA 💕(je suis malade) only on 2020? Thank you.

[@jeanphilipperondeau1070]

And her bodylangage !

[@siapolicia4826]

Lara is a stunning perofmer! Please react to Sia - my fave artist! I suggest Alive - live at Graham Norton, one of her best performances, so powerful! Thanks!!

[@PSYFUP]

This is unbelievable. Wait......