Jose Jose - El Triste en vivo 1970 | Voice Teacher Reacts

[@marojeda786]

imagine if he could understand the lyrics too!!!! he'd be crying

[@RedLipstick19]

totally!!!

[@WYIN98]

Completely

[@thericardox95]

I spend the whole video thinking about it hahahaha

[@veranda237]

Haha!!!!😁

[@worldclassquality4502]

I translated using google translate, (and I changed some parts) is very accurate but I think each language has a beauty so when a song is translated is so different. But I hope it helps you to understand it. Jose Jose was an idol in Mexico, lovely man. JOSE JOSE EL TRISTE (the sad man) How sad it was to say goodbye When we loved each other more Until the swallow emigrated Heralding the end How sad everything looks without you The seas of the beaches leave The colors of gray are dyed Today everything is loneliness I don't know if I'll see you again later I don't know what my life will be Without the blue star of your being That doesn't light me anymore Today I want to taste my pain I don't ask for compassion or mercy The story of this love was written For eternity How sad everyone says that I am I'm always talking about you You don't know what thinking of your love, your love I have been able to help myself I have been able to help myself Oh oh oh oh Oh oh oh oh Today I want to taste my pain I don't ask for compassion or mercy The story of this love was written For eternity How sad everyone says that I am I'm always talking about you You don't know what thinking of your love, your love I have been able to help myself to live I have been able to help myself to live I have been able to help myself to live

[@kevinbarrera6985]

Frank Sinatra said Jose Jose has the best voice he ever heard

[@ulisesmontoya9366]

No es cierto.

[@RCM0727]

Ulises Montoya Yes it is

[@jasr5853]

@@ulisesmontoya9366 por supuesto que si

[@noeisraelalvaradosoriano1160]

Ahueso que yes k

[@Alexisbarrios1083]

@@noeisraelalvaradosoriano1160 que buen argumento

[@danielaruiz5617]

This is the best channel about voice criticism, period.

[@skarrdz7804]

Daniela Ruiz i agree! I’ve learned so much from just a couple videos, Sam you’re amazing 😉

[@Bopha.11]

Agreed

[@breezy0414]

Yes!!! Completely agree 100%

[@guscontreras3971]

Frank valchiria’s more entertaining.. super funny guy

[@Izta369]

No is not he's talking about how we should make an e or a sound😁 is in an other language!!! Tha fuck!!😂🤣

[@adriancastillo7657]

It should be illegal to listen to this song without a bottle of whisky.

[@AustrianDuration]

There is legisation in the UN on the topic. : )

[@Alejandra-nw8ik]

I don't like whisky....

[@adancastaneda6962]

Jajajaja whisky, se hombre y trágate una botella de tequila siete leguas blanco

[@Annie99IM]

Whisky??? Tequila!!!!

[@adriancastillo7657]

To be clear if this was Vicente Fernandez, I would have said tequila, but this is Jose Jose, smooth and classic, therefore whisky. If you enjoy this song with tequila, that’s fine with me, I just believe it should illegal to listen to this beautiful song without a drink.

[@RodTejada502]

A lot of latino comments coming your way. Like, A LOT! José-José is like the Saint Patron of the broken hearted, usually played when you drink in the vain attempt to forget.

[@montserratbaez9388]

Hahahahahaha so true.

[@daniela8415]

Facts. I'm 21 and even I know José José is the GOAT lmao

[@naemarcelo3095]

Jajajaja sii!! 💔

[@AmuJaneTV]

R.I.P to a legend

[@omarin1jc]

@@AmuJaneTV es cierto, chingate unso tragos con José José y tienes lagrimas grantizadas

[@gilbertotoledo1421]

Can you believe that this was actually his first time singing in front of a crowd? This was a yearly songwriting competition similar to Eurovision song contest that used to be held up until the late 80s. Each year there was a theme, and songwriters from all over Latin America would send in their compositions and select any singer they wanted to interpret it in front of the judges and audience. Can you believe he came in third place due to a technicality? His song did not adhere to the theme of that year's contest. P.s. All of the people in the audience looking dumbfounded and in awe of his performance, they were all well established singers and performers in the Latin American music industry, all amazed by the vocal prowess of this kid from Mexico City that no one had even heard of before. The only reason they cheered for him in the beginning was because he was representing Mexico in the contest. By the end, they were cheering for him only.

[@kejagapu]

Who won that contest?

[@diegogonzalez9086]

Didnt he actually won in 2nd? And it was well said that "some how, he came in 2nd". Everybody disagreed with the outcome. Clearly, the whole crowd and every witness was amazed, mesmerized by his talent, yet, we all know México and its corruption

[@silverkyre]

@@diegogonzalez9086 he came in 3rd actually

[@r14__]

Diego González he came in third because his song essentially “didn’t go so much” with the theme

[@josh_s49s45]

im pretty sure his nickname was the champion without his crown after that performance because nobody remembers the winners and second place finisher of that competition

[@gigigiooo]

Thank you so much for analyzing Jose Jose, he’s one of the best voices in Mexico and he is even called the Prince of Song. One of the most legendary vocalists ever for sure.

[@RaylinRecords]

That “amor” was golden. I absolutely love how he doesn’t let nasal consonants create a nasal quality in his vowels. He’s singing in a very bel canto style, and it is gorgeous! Thank you for your well taught analysis!

[@karlalopezgonzalez334]

I’VE NEVER CLICKED ON A VIDEO SO FAST IN MY LIFE, YEEZ

[@mariluquin9983]

Me either lol!!!

[@winnymarte4912]

Karla López González HARD SAME 🤣😍

[@luisserrano1245]

x3

[@omarmega4093]

Ya sé! Nunca pensé que fuera posible

[@Claraimal]

"He's stunning." In every sense of the word, man.

[@roxygirl5678]

José José was a treasure. El Triste and La Almohada are absolutely my favorite songs from him. It’s sad he later on his voice got damage and couldn’t sing the same. RIP.

[@roxygirl5678]

Also please react to Baekhyun - Unvillage kzbin.info/www/bejne/gnXcXpKKfNWFbas

[@Daphattack]

That's the saddest part is his appearances at the end of his life his voice was gone. Pity when you hear him sing so beautifully in this video.

[@everuby4787]

Yeah after 50 years of singing so I think he had a long and very amazing career. We have a lot of songs to live with, reminders of his wonderful talent, even if after 50 years he stopped singing.

[@LolWhattf]

“Mi voz ya no sera mi voz”

[@pipo1295ify]

@@everuby4787 he actually was a drug addict and went from living rich to living on the streets and eventually getting back to being popular. It is a popular belief that his addictions was directly correlated to him losing his voice. But I'm not sure about that

[@grecariemdorantes2249]

No entiendo ni madre,pero me da gusto que reaccione al príncipe aplausos Sam✌️saludos desde México

[@theunkn0wn383]

X2

[@carloalessioramirez]

Esta explicando la técnica que jose jose desempeña en la canción.

[@zerphangames8769]

@@carloalessioramirez el genio que descubrió el hilo negro que leyó el titulo jajaja, ah numa zicierto

[@Joselynromantica123]

Same

[@mariafernandasanz44]

Jajaja estoy igual que tu, sepa que dice me imagino q habla de la tecnica de Jose Jose pro no se si habla bien o mal 😂😂

[@veronicatorres8576]

"Juan Gabriel. Hasta que te conocí. Vivo en Bellas Artes" Great video. Thanks Sam!

[@Alimakk]

YES

[@issavero]

YESSSS

[@castanuchis]

Yes

[@LuisRodriguez-me9vg]

Veronica Torres yes Juan Gabriel

[@tebin1000]

Ohh yes my boy JuanGa ♥️

[@monicabermea]

I don’t know what’s wrong with those 55 people who gave a dislike, but here’s one of the best voices the world has ever had and an excellent teacher who analyzes it...

[@isaacmerlino4387]

No taste or soul this guy gives me goosebumps 😱😱

[@angelacentonzevanbrunt8498]

Because they are ignorant

[@mariwatersflowersayyy2823]

Hispanic fam, where you at? Thanks for this Sam! You're the best!!!

[@AmuJaneTV]

Latina present 😁😁😁😁😁

[@evilwayz1464]

Como dice!?

[@valenxia9517]

mariwatersflowers ayyy here

[@mortegisdead4863]

Waiting for the Joan Manuel Serrat one ;*

[@azulatorbz4761]

You must hear " mi vida" whith José José and the new version from DLD 👍

[@eddysimo1]

This song with José José is being used for many years for singing experts as one of the best interpretations and songs in the Latin industry. José José was a mentor of many singer artists in Latin America. He has many hits songs that in the Latin radio still running today. He was called the prince of song. RIP. José José. “Te amaremos y recordaremos por siempre” “We will remember you and we will love you forever”

[@Theshakingfist]

This is Jose Jose winning the Latin American Idol back on the 70's..more or less. I don't think that most YT voice teachers who react to this performance understand HOW INCREDIBLY FAMOUS Jose Jose is. It's like critiquing Tupac or Frank Sinatra. Still, I do appreciate the fresh reaction because he is nothing but legendary where I came from.

[@PartTimeSarah2]

He actually came in third in this competition.... Makes you wonder what the other two must have been like!

[@reyg39]

@@PartTimeSarah2 the other two were not as incredible as Jose Jose, they never became artists or famous.

[@rruucchhoo]

Viña del mar...3rd place,there wasn't such an American Idol thing, lol!

[@skarrdz7804]

Picnic In Paradise oh baby, he was ROBBED.

[@Razorgirlx]

That's because the competition itself was about the songs (music and lyrics), and not the artists that sang them. So his song was third place, but he won the public

[@claudiatamaraluengo626]

Sam, once again, the pronunciation of "El triste, en vivo"... was flawless. And I have to say, that I really appreciate your evaluations, so complete, is just fair and true to the fan of those singers. Thank you. José José had a beautiful voice. Rip

[@green7apocalyptica]

*Holy shii that was 50 years ago!* 🤯

[@deebo1186]

green apo Yiu gonna give me a heart attack

[@Alejandra-nw8ik]

Ohhhhh my God!!!!!!! 😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱

[@keineahnung6124]

Damn you just made me realize how old I am,I was 2 years out of high School then.😔

[@jeezlyr4745]

Y José José solo tenia 22 años cuando cantó esa canción Su música es parte importante de México ❤️🎶

[@mrxman581]

BTW, he's only 22 years old here, and he only got better.

[@andreamagananovelo5977]

And then he start drinking:'v

[@dannysilva3210]

Then he lost his voice.....

[@luiscid1900]

Then he died

[@FA-dv5he]

😭

[@badideabearcub2747]

@@VictorGuerrero-wn9yb And then became a viral sensation.

[@skarrdz7804]

Omg i was hoping you would react to this I’m so excited!!! This was a competition. He came in second, HE WAS ROBBED. After this, José José said that no one would sing El Triste like this ever again. Not even him. It truly is his best performance. As soon as the music starts I GET CHILLS

[@rafaelparamo873]

Actually the third , the second place was for Mirla Castellanos from Venezuela

[@ily._.1133]

Yet this was the number one song on the radio at the time. Not the other. That's why a lot of people, a lot if not everybody, think he was robbed of the first place.

[@carmensalinas3559]

He was robbed blind

[@TheGodThatNeverFail2]

The competition was about the songs, writting stuff, not about the singers, as far as I know. It doesn't matter anyways, this performance is the most recognized of the competition

[@ily._.1133]

@@TheGodThatNeverFail2 it was about the singers. It was a competition about song writing, and the performance of their own song. This competition was were musicians would come to light.

[@alobosk]

And the guy used to sing amazing with a guitar. He was a true bohemian (that's what killed him). He was a true artist. He played the contrabass too. I had the honor of sharing some Bohemian nights with him. Also, he actually was the humblest guy I've ever seen. Crazy. He always was close to his fans. Until his last presentation, he only thanked endlessly everyone for liking what he did. It was his nature. A whole continent loves him.

[@catr9698]

This has to be one of the best performances ever in life. Recorded in the 70s MIND BLOWN.

[@alexromero6433]

The "breathy" moment in "que triste todos dicen que soy" it is intencional by the context of the song..!! It is actually the sadest moment of the song. Best from México ♡♡♡

[@Vero.does.better]

I have to agree. Even when you translate that particular bit of the lyrics, it is the saddest part of the song, because it is talking about how not only he knows he is sad and heartbroken, but everyone else is talking about how sad he is. I also think it is done on purpose for dramatic purposes

[@qwerty14142]

*Instantly clicked* *instantly liked* José José is easily my all time favorite singer. Thank you for reacting to this masterpiece, and thank you for not instantly posting after his passing (I don't know if that was intentional or not, but still, I appreciate it). Also, if you could, every now and then, sprinkle another reaction video to José José that would be great. I highly reccomend Gotas de Fuego, it's a delight to the ears. :)

[@kikokiko9318]

I would like eh renunciation a ti! But ok

[@RubenMendoza420]

Ouuu gotas de fuego is fire and he’s my favorite also

[@mildredalexandreramirez3894]

You honestly have no idea how much it means having a world-class sound like José José just as you mentioned being exposed through your channel and awesome critique. His talent and humbleness deserve it even though if he's no longer with us physically. Thank you Mr. Adorable Sam.🇲🇽

[@MP-tj5xv]

Sam, thank you so VERY much for doing this. This song means a lot to me and my father's relationship. A few background facts: Jose's father was a tenor opera singer, but Jose himself had no professional training of any kind. Yet, emotionally, he connected with every song, stemming from his complicated relationship with his parents, and the fact that Jose was very shy and struggles being such a public figure, which, in turn, made us all connect with our own emotions in a very raw way. I recommend you listen to "la nave del olvido" and get an translation of those lyrics so you can enjoy fully appreciate that song. Thanks again from the bottom of my heart. I was in tears!

[@MP-tj5xv]

Sam, here is the link I could find with the clearest sound for the song I told you about: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXrMZopnr6yEiNk Enjoy...

[@pipo1295ify]

From what I've heard the reason he was called El Principe de la musica romántica (Prince of romantic music) was because he asked people to call him that because, in his perspective, his dad was the King. I can't confirm that but it's cool story

[@SoyLaGuayaba]

@Mari Mejía Yeah, she was a pianist...

[@harpreetuppal1725]

"I'm singing pretty and I will continue singing pretty" someone put this on a T-shirt. This channel is pure addiction. Thank you Sam.

[@erick35391]

José José es uno de los mejores cantantes, tanto de su época como de la actual, gracias por reaccionar a él quien es una de las joyas más importantes más importantes más preciadas de Latinoamerica 💖

[@apofis7217]

Entre los mejores del mundo incluso diria yo

[@FabiolaRoznav]

The beat Viva México cabrones

[@jesuscesar489]

México te llora maestro siempre seras el más grande

[@nounou388]

I love the analysing i feel like im learning something and it it opens my eyes to all the work and effort that goes into singing

[@fiolove8270]

I absolutely love your enthusiasm when you react to these videos. It is obvious you love it, your face lights up. And you are so knowledgeable; the way you explain it has me in awe every time. Bravo 👏🏼

[@kathereneadilenemartinezca6731]

No había visto ningún vídeo tuyo con un cantante mexicano. I love it 💕

[@bhrianaalcantar9227]

RIP Jose Jose his voice is so AMAZING his songs brings everyone in my family together no matter the generations

[@RicardoMoralesMassin]

HEEEEEEELL YEAH!!!!! I forgive your pronunciation in the name of all of Latin America. S'all good.

[@MP-tj5xv]

I second that!

[@boniboni4912]

I third that!

[@synystershreds]

Who gave you that kind of power

[@CarlosGarcia-od9oh]

4th that

[@guitarheroguy5]

It sounded better than most.

[@lasenoritacometa1977]

This song always gives me the chills and I also enjoy voice teachers critique José José one of Mexico’s National treasures

[@Desertrose732]

I grew up with listening to him and it brought me so much joy to see you react to this :)

[@charre1021]

Ive seen like 3 or 4 different voice teachers reaction channels and by far your reactions are the best! I like how you explain or teach everything about how the artist are singing. Idk if you get what im saying but great job! Love you channel

[@urpalval88]

Thank you for looking at some Latin LEGENDS. I recently moved to Argentina and am learning to appreciate so many legendary artists. May I recommend Juan Gabriel. Vicente Fernandez and Sandro (also known as Sandro de America). Love your show. Thank you.

[@Daphattack]

omg I would show a Sandro one to my mom. That's my mom's favorite singer :)

[@urpalval88]

@@Daphattack my moms too

[@mariluquin9983]

Omyyyy Vicente Fernández!!!!!😍😍😍😍😍

[@Mariana-ge2rr]

Juan Gabriel!!!!

[@augusTJ]

Welcome to Argentina, my friend! I hope you have a great time here❤

[@thedullahan07]

SO happy that you analyzed José José, El Príncipe de la Canción! His voice was INCREDIBLE. Please check out his duet of "Amor Mio" with Carlos Lico, another popular Mexican singer, who clearly knew that José José was going places with that voice!!

[@luzarely6393]

You are one of the kindest voice teachers I've seen.

[@Allanpazmino]

I love how you explain the different techniques…… you are amazing Sam!!!

[@magnolyy]

"...in younger people... And older people. And just people." The cute Sam alert 😁

[@MrLittleAliice]

I cry every time I hear this performance, Jose Jose is one of the most iconic singers our country had the opportunity to raise. Thank you for appreciate and place him where he deserves to be. We love our Principe de la Canción.

[@mindmaking2612]

Please keep on analysing songs in different languages from all over the world. I love how the techniques are something that tie us all together... Trying to produce nice sounds. 🙃🎶

[@johndavolta3124]

Agree 100%, am tires of always watching reviews of mainstream American BS....

[@JoseDivo]

The José José's father was a classic singer, he was a famous Tenor in México. And the José José's brother is Hector Sosa, a famous countertenor in México too.

[@frifri28]

I love how you said it was so beautiful . Made me smile . My mom loves his songs . They always bring her joy to listen to and bring her memories of when she was young

[@ineray]

I've been waiting for you to make a video about José José, it's so nice to hear you commenting and providing details of everything he used to bring with his voice. I love your videos and how nice you always are when you are giving constructive criticism, you are a joy to watch :)

[@SusieMorales]

YES. More from amazing Spanish singers. Juan Gabriel. Rocío Dúrcal. Amanda Miguel. I CAN GET YOU A LIST SAM lol :)

[@PartTimeSarah2]

And Vincente Fernandez!

[@themommyeffect7888]

Ana Gabriel!❤️

[@SusieMorales]

Selena Quintanilla, David Bisbal, and Marc Anthony too!

[@rayyyraychel]

Juan Gabriel!!!

[@veronikfernandez5905]

Rocío Jurado

[@gregcesp58]

The crazy part is that everyone who has tried to sing this song can not get this interpretation. Just a beautiful song and a beautiful person.

[@AlexandraOlazabal]

Loved your video! I'm not Mexican but everytime I see a video with José José in it, I can't help but feel proud when people talk about him and be so impressed with his vocal skill. Definitely the talent of him must be known worldwide.

[@jorgepuga5037]

Awesome to see this in your channel, I have been following your analysis and you are still my favorite Voice Teacher. Cheers from Mexico

[@JPOTTEREMT]

Thank you so much for reacting to our Prince. Muchas gracias por reaccionar a nuestro príncipe. Love from México 🇲🇽

[@inichik]

the lyrics are the definition of heartbreak! (a little help from my broken english) : how sad was to say goodbye when we loved eachother the most even the birds went away foreshadowing the end how sad everything looks without you the seas retreat from the beaches all colors turn gray today everything its loneliness i dont know if im ever gonna see you again i dont know what will be of my life without the blue star of your beign that no longer shines upon me today i want to taste my pain im not asking for compassion or mercy the story of this love was written for the eternity how sad everybody says i am that im always talking about you they dont know that thinking about your love your love i've been able to help myself to live i've been able to help myself to live today i want to taste my pain im not asking for compassion or mercy the story of this love was wrtitten for the eternity how sad everybody says i am that im always talking about you they dont know that thinking about your love i've been able to help myself to live i've been able to help myself to live i've been able to help myself to live

[@GiselTube]

'Saborear' is more closely translated to the word 'savor' not 'taste' but in this context the best word would probably be 'relish' "Today I want to relish in my pain"

[@servandojuarez6611]

The author(Roberto Cantaral) wrote this song for his mom

[@solojrc]

@@servandojuarez6611 Para la mama de Cantaral? cual fue la razon? me gustaria saver ya que siempre pense que se referia a la perdida de un amor de novios.

[@ricardoalejandro659]

@@solojrc si no estoy mal la escribió cuando estaba yendo al velorio de su mamá, mientras estaba en el avión

[@vichosford]

Wow! Well done, Sam. I'm impressed with your amazing ability to go into great detail.

[@gabrielacastillo2680]

Out of all the video reacts to Jose Jose yours is top 1 ❤

[@ideessurpapier6063]

My favorite José José song of all times. Great video. Lots of love from Colombia ♥♥♥

[@everuby4787]

Jose Jose was amazing and he will be forever amazing, we will continue to enjoy his music for years to come... This 1970 was just the beginning of a brilliant career.

[@LorenaHernandez-zl7fg]

As a proud mexican, I thank you for taking notice of José José’s beautiful voice. It’s just so mesmerizing watching you talk about other singers’ voices so passionately! And you sure as hell are my favorite youtuber! I wish I could take singing lessons with you. You have such an amazing vibe.

[@ClaudiaGacitua2201]

Me encanta ésta canción!!!! Es tan profunda y la interpretación de José José es impecable e increíble 💕💕

[@cevest_blirobo7308]

8:13 I’m almost sure it’s because he’s singing in Spanish and that’s the way amor is pronounced.

[@badideabearcub2747]

Well in Spanish there are only 5 vowels, so they boundaries are wider,. A close or round o, or an open o don´t affect the meaning of the word. It changes a bit by geography, but a wider number of speakers prefer a middle point. People from Caribbean and coastal cities are notorious for using wide open vowels.

[@jeremyhernandez8405]

@@badideabearcub2747 in mexico there is only one way to pronounce o and it's the way jose jose pronounces it

[@badideabearcub2747]

@@jeremyhernandez8405 For Spanish speakers "bus" and "boss" sound the same, with an "o" sound, yet to American English speakers there´s an evident difference.

[@jeremyhernandez8405]

@@badideabearcub2747 bus is not pronounced the same as boss in spanish at least not the region of Mexico I originate from. Bus would sound like "boos" in English

[@badideabearcub2747]

@@jeremyhernandez8405 I put that example as a reference for native english speakers. "Boos" is an incorrect pronuciation of Bus.

[@LeeMinSeo22]

So what I know about this performance is that he was a contestant and was the most applauded one but he didn't win, he got second but this performance was what made him known as an artist and after that he had a peak in his career as a singer and became one of the most famous artists in Mexico (along with Juan Gabriel whose "hasta que te conocí" performance is a MUST watch and would be highly appreciated if you react to it). Unfortunately José José's voice got damaged due to alcohol (lots of it) and his lasts years as a singer wasn't even the tiniest bit of his early years, he died this year but he let a great legacy behind. Thank you so much for your reaction video, it was amazing and I felt so happy every time I saw you get excited about his singing, that's why many of us Mexicans are so proud of him. Thank you so much Sam ❤️ and please do consider reacting to Juan Gabriel please. Xoxo

[@pcs244]

Nirala Lee He lose the contestant because the public was judging the lyrics, no the singers' qualities.

[@alfredosanchez5148]

That was his first singing that song live, never recorded before. He was aroud 22 years old and he didnt win the contest, he was third place... Nobody remember the first and second place but after this presentation he recorded a lot of records...

[@captainchefkatie]

I love a disclaimer before the intro 🤣 José José is giving me life today. His voice is sooo good. Loved this!

[@eswinipi]

Oh boy... and you haven’t heard “Querer y Amar” by him as well. Hispanics and Spanish singers are jewels!

[@adrianavillalobos8380]

Oh yes! Such great song! ❤️

[@diana_jurado]

Please react to Juan Gabriel Live “hasta que te conocí” ! I would really love to hear what you have to say 🙏🏼❤️

[@davidskszp1408]

Yeeeees, please do!

[@Razorgirlx]

OMG, yes!!

[@mariluquin9983]

I had the same thought!!! Lol

[@tendermiri]

Yesssss!

[@Daisyjc2386]

Yes

[@Elrevisor2k]

And thinking that he never received vocal instruction is just pure talent

[@aaronvelazquez5599]

"en vivo" means live and is not part of the title of the song, you probably know that already but just in case you don't lol

[@almasliger3859]

I was almost praying you had done Jose Jose’s “el triste”...thanks, but I must confess that what I enjoy most is your commentary in all your videos, your facial expressions and knowledgeable critique just priceless!

[@Dainari3993]

I really get exited when you get exited 🤣 even though I dont understand too much about music I love your videos. José José has a voice that give me gusponms every time I heard a song of his. Can you analyze Marc Anthony- Preciosa? He is one of the most famous salsa singer in Puerto Rico.

[@LissyAvenita]

AAHHHH I'VE WANTED THIS FOR SO LONG!! Thank you Sam!! :) great video as usual, greetings from México! 💕

[@oldchild527]

Dios como me hace llorar está canción en paz descanse, me encantan tus vídeos y los de Areh se nota un montón la escuela que tienen aunque no se mucho de música, podrías reaccionar a "hasta que te conocí" de Juan Gabriel?

[@unerevuese]

My dad loves Jose Jose. This performance is incredible.

[@mariluquin9983]

I loveeeee that you did Jose Jose!!!!!! He is a legend. Look forward to watch more of your videos.

[@mariluquin9983]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hHTZe6qwebaHeK8 May I humbly suggest Luis Miguel... He has amazing vocals. Just went to your page.... Could anyone really learn how to sing?

[@greenfroggsbg7570]

Thank you very much for reacting to this video. Love the song, the singer and the story behind that song... You are one of my favorite vocal coach now I always enjoy your videos a lot. This one was special to me....

[@angeladeluna]

The point you hit on about knowing what something feels like to know how to do it, this is lost on a lot of teachers. Great artist choice.

[@ninoticias1791]

I would really love to know you deeper in there I might guess you have a beautiful sight, besides beautiful eyes, let me know you who knows what fate may have for us, my cigarette phone number is + [phone] huge kiss

[@inuelmejor]

FINALLY YOU DO JOSE JOSE , YOU'RE THE BEST OF ALL REACTION CHANNEL. I saw your video and i almost broke my finger to click like!

[@rubentorres9772]

EL PRINCIPE DE LA CANCIÓN

[@teresaluz975]

I think your videos are amazing. I hope you never stop doing what you do. Singing is not easy and you make people aware of that. You make me love music even more.

[@VictoriaArechigaWorship]

I think it would be cool if you reacted to Luis Miguel “La Bikina” and possibly compared it to his most recent performance of it. I know one of the main points you make, is about making sure the way that we sing things have a good shelf life and longevity. I think Luis Miguel’s two separate performance would be a great way to demonstrate just that! Ps. I honestly love your analyzation of the videos you’re reviewing . 🙌🏻👏🏻💛

[@CharlotEYUT]

Jose Jose oh gosh that voice is pure gold! All the feelings in each note!! My chest is quivering, my eyes tearing... beautiful! Thanks Sam!

[@VictorNiebla]

Of all the songs you could review, this video of Jose Jose, one of my favorites, it's the last I expected. Thank you! If I had to choose a video for you to review, I would say: Tonada de Cabestero - Simón Díaz HD

[@myr_1302]

I felt like I was showing my best friend to my father. AND HE LIKED HIM 😭😭😭💞

[@yadiracamacho499]

Lately there's been a lot of English speakers reacting to old music in Spanish, they kind my parents used to listen. It has made me realize how good those singers were. Before I was just meh it's nice, old music. Specially Rocío Durcal singing "Amor Eterno" (a song Juan Gabriel wrote when his mom died), and Camilo Sesto singing Getsemaní (Gethsemane from Jesus Christ superstar)

[@rafaelparamo873]

And indeed his father was a tenor and he teched José José such of technics.

[@wishywashywara]

Omg I love this song and this performance!!!!

[@wishywashywara]

I also really love Il Volo’s version of this as a tribute to him

[@carlosibarra3496]

I'm from Mexico so for me it's so satisfying looking people from other countries reacting this positive to such a great talent

[@mastropieroleslu]

OMG OMG OMG OMG it's happening!!!!

[@sinaiulliel1700]

mastropieroleslu literally what i yelled when i saw the thumbnail haha

[@senorbenchang872]

As a Mexican whenever i see a foreigner reacting to jose Jose and loving it and praising his voice it makes me happy to know that music doesn't have barriers at all and can be enjoyed by anyone 🔥🔥🔥

[@aaronchinchilla2757]

Hasta que te conocí Juan Gabriel Getsemaní Camilo Sesto

[@pilar4563]

Getsemaní 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@dovesatdawn]

YAASS Camilo Sesto

[@marioflores6437]

Es José José puños

[@Medicennenu]

We can tell you liked someone’s voice because you just laugh . ☺️

[@ictza.loveart]

Jose Jose was an icon in Mexico and throughout Latin America, his voice was unique, nobody will ever sing his songs with the passion and love he did. ♥️ R.I.P

[@Scootermagoo]

Since I started watching you late last year early this year I have seen yt popup about 20 different voice coaches, I've watched a couple and I'm still here, keep up the good work.

[@lounessaa.6066]

WOW! I've never seen you smile so much in one single video and the fact that it was with José José makes me super happy. I'm glad you liked him

[@soyivanbernal]

I loved that you reviewed Jose Jose! He’s such an icon in the Latin music world. Recently passed but left many songs that will play forever. Love your channel even more now 😜😁😁 Gracias.

[@asenat79]

And, again, one of the greatest mysteries in music history: how on Earth he didn't get the first place?!!! He was in a contest!

[@balamsosa7176]

Because it was a SONG contest, not a SINGERS contest.

[@cristhianzerimar]

They say it's bad luck to win first place. Most of those artist never go on to make it. Third place is supposed to be the best spot you can get. Shakira, not saying she has anywhere near as good a voice as Jose Jose, won third place in a competition and look at her now.

[@peaceandlove544]

You are very to point, and you inspire people to sing. About Jose Jose His father was an important opera singer, his mother when younger and a classical pianist. He inherit their voice and musical talents and became in short time the biggest star in the Americas Spain and beyond for couple of decades and adored until he passed away as his talent and heart and humanity were at the same level.

[@dayana23ist]

Please react to Juan Gabriel “Hasta que te conocí”

[@jonathanturner6806]

You seem brighter and happier in your most recent videos, it’s a joy to see you enjoying the music you hear and react to for your audience.

[@guadalupedt9148]

No entendí lo que decias, pero me emocioné con tu reacción. José José un grande de México y Latinoamérica.