Lara Fabian... ADAGIO | Vocal Coach Reaction/Analysis | one moment while I flipping lose it...

[@stephanieellis5399]

Watching this yet again and laughing at your multiple EARgasms throughout the song. You're not alone in that, btw.

[@Paul-k3s]

I'm 89 yrs. old. Discovered Lara 6mos. ago. Been on a Lara Fabien binge ever since. I can't get enough of her. I been checking out every reactions, on you tube. Love your reaction...Thank You

[@timradde4328]

I am 67 but about the same when I first learned of her. How I never knew amazes me. But she is incredible. I can't get enough either and enjoy watching people react to her.

[@peterpelletier176]

I'm a 72 year old heavy metal/hard rock fan. Discovered Lara from watching a reaction video of Jesuis Malade. Been listening to her non stop ever since. We're talking almost 4 months. Can't stop listening to her. Never been affected by any band or singer in my life like Lara affects me. She makes me want to cry when I hear her. Not to mention, she's one of the most beautiful and classy women on the planet, Inside and out. Great reaction by the way.

[@milton1448]

She's one of a kind. A Goddess.

[@hornerinf]

Try this performance of Adagio with only piano...kzbin.info/www/bejne/d56QYnuMidyiiaM

[@wooshbait36]

Okay bro but who asked? 🫳🌿

[@justingamble3876]

Me too Peter - 18 months for me

[@TomB-rd9ux]

Same... metal head 58... I'm all in now. She is a beautiful person

[@Love_Lara]

The best reaction to Adagio ever😂. It is always a pleasure when proffesionals recognize Lara for who she is. Je suis malade, Adagio and Caruso from the same concert are Laras trinity and a must listen. Phrasing in Caruso is just outworldly👌

[@LuiWallentinGttler]

I totally agree with you. I will just add that, reading the lyrics and the story of said lyrics to Caruso gives a better understanding in regards to why Lara is pouring her heart and soul out. But yes yes yes to the phrasing.

[@Diego_Santa]

Fr, such a complete reaction

[@legitor513]

As a singer she can appreciate too: "You re not from here", Thanks Julia for your reaction and outstanding analysis

[@DoggieFosters]

@@legitor513 Yes, I just posted begging for a reaction to You're Not From Here. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKebiXmOgL2Fgqs By the way: the above chanel, Macadamia, has all the From Lara With Love vids upscaled & French/Spanish/Italian songs with English subtitles. I link reactors that I'm begging for reactions from to those vids now. 😁

[@nothuman6772]

please react. cover song by cakra khan. iris(goo goo dolls) orchestral, I put a spell on you(annie lennox), stone cold(demi lovato), anyone(demi lovato) and tennessee whiskey(chris stapleton). thanks 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@MichaelReiter]

Lara is one of the best female singers out there. Period.

[@pedjavukmirovic6770]

Maybe top 10

[@eaglez1901]

Sohyang level

[@emilatik8581]

@@eaglez1901 Lara is extremely close to be so ((in general)) and in some other "musical technique/or vocalization AND tone"-fields they would be as equal, THAT'S FOR SURE.She's really really really good. Adore her tone and pitch the most. Where she at today? Do she still sing in that level of that professional stage performance, like she does on that stage here, or is she just under the radar which she does today,like being more discreet and singing in certain bars or something like that ?Anybody?🌈💎🌈👍🤘👌🤙😩🙄🥴😅

[@davidlefranc6240]

@@emilatik8581 i know she live in my province here in Quebec Canada she was in star academy stuff but don't know much tho.

[@tnae]

Period ;)

[@monaboutet6863]

Please please do more Lara!! Caruso, and my favorite You're Not From Here from the same live concert!!!

[@lyriasfaves]

She touches me in a way that no other performer does... I am in awe of the talent. And I am also an old (62) metal head though have always been rather diverse in my listening choices. Caruso was my first experience with her. As I have said many times, I had to sit down. I wanted to fall to my knees. I like the competition... I really do... but Lara is superior in my opinion. She just reaches me.

[@OrthodoxPole81]

We all struggle to find words about Lara Fabian. She's that amazing.

[@laurentlocigno7724]

Thanks lara the best 🥰🥰

[@cellevangiel5973]

Her voice is a gods gift and add that to her personality and performance. Each of her songs is a monument.

[@davidlestervoice8914]

The one single point in the song for me is her last final exhale at the end of the song. Gets me every time. Chills!

[@khalil.khoury]

Caruso. Caruso 👏 Caruso 👏 Caruso 👏 Sounds like you're the one who needs to stay safe with that big storm over you! Nicely done Julia!

[@1thomson]

Yes, yes, yes! I've heard Italians say that her Italian is not only near-perfect, it's actually colloquial. She speaks with a Neapolitan accent! And, when she speaks and sings in Italian, the Italians say, it's like you're listening to your friend from Naples. Really. No kidding. 😁

[@jimballard1895]

For me, Lara Fabian is not just a wonderfully talented singer she is a story teller/sharer - she tells a story through her voice and emotions but at the same time invites me to travel WITH her into that story and having "lived" the story I can relive it in my mind forever. She is the ULTIMATE vocal artist !

[@Liabandonee]

"Perdere l’amore" from the same concert is just insane too, "Caruso" from the same concert as well ! 💜💜💜

[@rodwestonable]

My second recommendation is Broken Vow. It breaks my heart every time I hear it... and then I go back for more. Stunning. " Broken Vow " was written by Lara Fabian and Walter Afanasieff for Fabian's self-titled album released in 1999. I'm just providing the first verse... Tell me her name I want to know The way she looks And where you go I need to see her face I need to understand Why you and I came to an end You are an amazing reactor and analyst, Julia. Thank you so much for your amazing videos.

[@Voyager_AU]

YES! I love this performance! Lara Fabian is amazing. Her song "For Always", that she sang for the movie A.I., always gets me so emotional.

[@Drago.S]

You must see Broken Vow, composed by her. It's absolutely beautiful

[@lutz1114]

Lara Fabian is incredible. She touches my heart. Thank you so much for you professional reactions. You are so beautifully expressive.

[@diannaw3034]

Caruso is an absolute MUST as your next reaction.. it's mind blowing!!! As well it will feed your soul!!!! The story is heart wrenching.. and beautiful.. and will leave you wanting more!!!!! 🥰🤩😍 Thank you for today's reaction.. it was perfect with that storm in behind.. I think it's set the scene and was the perfect back drop.. even if you didn't intend to do that! 😉😆😁

[@Woody_Hart]

Julia, thank you. Lara drives me crazy... I just love her! Simply mesmerizing and your reaction today was a home run of passion and professionalism.

[@damianstark5362]

Those outtakes, tho! As far as the song goes... I'm glad Iwasn't the only one absolutely floored by Lara's monolithic ability to express. It's monstrous. Insurmountable. If you can walk away from any performance from Lara Fabian without having your soul wrecked, you're either not listening, or you're dead.

Lara is out of this world! I have goosebumps EVERY SINGLE TIME I listen to any of her masterpieces. 1 more vote for "Perdere l'amore" and "Caruso". Absolutely amazing! Also, the "Je t'aime" from the Paris concert. Wow!

[@Paul-k3s]

Thank you Julia, one of the best reactions, I ever heard of this remarkable singers in the world.

[@cosmosnike]

Hello, greetings from Argentina. This was a really very complete reaction, with a lot of sense to the theme song itself. Your reaction does not have a minute to waste, in my top 3 of the best reactions. Thank you so much!

[@alphabibo]

recognizing Lara for who she is, otherworldly!

[@BackpackingBirder]

I'm a 50 year old guy who isn't much of a singer and I understand every single point you made in this video. She is to singing, what Paganini was to violin or Liszt was to piano. It is almost pointless to break it down or critique her performances. Best to to watch and to be thankful you were able to witness what you just saw.

[@paulsutton5896]

Paganini and Liszt? You mean: "over the top"?

[@milton1448]

Lara is a goddess! Glad to see you cover this. Her lower register is out of this world good. Like velvet. Thanks Julia. Your eye fluttering and rolling back said it all. P.S. As much as I love Floor....Agagio IS Lara Fabian. She is an emotional powerhouse as always.

[@crhu319]

It was brave of Floor AND Dimash to even try it. Brave of Floor. And Dimash.

[@milton1448]

@@crhu319 Agreed.

[@keithmarshall3371]

All the songs from this show from Lara with Love are just amazing, and she does possibly the best version of Caruso on the planet . And I absolutely love Pavarotti's version , but for me Lara's is way in front.

[@sportschool3537]

@Fedor Ivanov Lara's Caruso is the best version of the song because it's the way it was intended to be sung... not by Lucio Dalla of course, he wasn't that kind of a singer... but Dalla didn't intend for the song to be sung in an operatic way... Lara gives it a more down to earth beauty with less overforced power and more beautiful passionate silky notes that show the beauty of a song that was made by Lucio Dalla as a tribute to his friend Caruso... I wish that Lara was more popular in the US so that the pop music industry would be more influenced by her... I see all these young girls wanting to become "divas" but not understanding that vocal gymnastics alone aren't enough... Lara's way of singing should be taught as a mandatory lesson in every music school in the world... Lara's way of singing is THE RIGHT WAY... more emotion, less needless showing off with big notes and endless runs where they don't belong...

[@ericsicard910]

@@sportschool3537 just found your comment now. You put precise and beautiful words on my exact thinking. Lara shows that mastering vocal skills is “just” there to better serve emotions and to dedicate yourself on the story telling, and never for showcasing and unnecessary acrobatics.

[@sportschool3537]

@@ericsicard910 Thank you my man... modern music is going to shit honestly... way too few actual artists come out of it because the industry wants mass production of meaningless singers because music is a very powerful tool to pass messages through it and as we all know the owners of this world don't want people with critical thinking and emotional education... they want robots who all think the same, all feel the same (nothing basically) and all are just smart enough to do work for them and just dumb enough to have no thoughts and no feelings of their own... Anyway... Lara is certainly not the kind of artist that the industry would like as a role model...

[@ericsicard910]

@@sportschool3537 you know we in France we have a passion for storytelling, somehow we are thus a bit (just a bit) more protected than some other countries from this point of view. We however have pushed this principle too far and big voices are often criticized as soon as rhey expose some power. This did happen with Lara and did hurt her a lot.

[@sportschool3537]

@@ericsicard910 Anyone who criticizes Lara on "having a big voice" and belting too much is a complete moron and doesn't understand what passion and intensity in storytelling is... Anyway... the music industry is pretty terrible at this point... I mean, almost all the great songs we all know and love are all at least 10-15 years old by now and the huge majority of them are over 25-30 years old... which shows how recyclable the modern songs are... no soul and no real passion for music anymore... everyone is just trying to make a big hit that will play everywhere for a few months and get big money...

[@LadyGreensleeves33]

This is one of my favorite live performances EVER. Just period. It's so much better than the recorded version, it's insane.

[@milton1448]

Lara is THE ultimate storyteller. I've seen more reactors (both men and women) break down to tears over Lara than any other artist.

[@BenMojo.]

Hi, I loved your « Je suis malade » reaction and analysis back in the day. When I saw your « Adagio » reaction video I clicked instantly because this has been my favorite song from her for 15 years. I must say, I’ve pretty much seen all the couple hundreds reaction videos for this song and yours does service to Lara and the song like I’ve only seen a handful of reactors do. You’re extremely knowledgeable, and visceral in your feeling/reception/reaction, and I could watch you for days. Thank you so much 🙏❤️

[@veralang5261]

I just came across your review and asked what other one.. … “You’re not from here”…you will be surprised once again, and there are 100 or more other ones😳😳🤣🤣 thank you so much, your reaction did not surprise me, but you now have been baptized by the voice of Lara Fabian…you’ll be in awe which ever song you listen to,….from yesteryear or current 20-. Thank you again, I’ve enjoyed it very much,🥰😆

[@irenarbee1585]

Hello Thanks for the reaction ;) New subscriber, This is good to watch and react.... "NEVER ENOUGH(The Greatest Showman)" by a Filipino girl group 4TH IMPACT Tnx, Happy reacting :)

[@irenarbee1585]

HERE'S THE LINK : kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnPYXnaBes99oZI

[@immortaltyger1569]

Julia, you are marvelous! I don't think anyone else would have said "flipping my pedagogy pancakes".

[@ericsicard910]

I will definitely attend as I did like Julia review of Je suis malade. Adagio is Lara’s song: she wrote it and is the original performer. It was later covered by Dimash, Floor Jensen, Polina Gagarina, Giulia Falcone, and … Shirley Bassey. More info on Lara: Lara is recognized as one of the best vocalist ever seen on earth and all professionals list her in the top vocalist tier with Barbra, Whitney, Mariah, Celine, Lisa Fischer, .... We can debate her rank in this list (in my personal view she tops these) but she is there. There are also a few vocal characteristics that are her signature: her famous resonance for instance that allows her to sing without mic in venues with 8,000 attendees. Her nickname in the singing world is "the ring" due to this. I would also list her pleasant tone even when belting in her upper register. So she is one of the best vocalist ever, but on top of that, she adds a few things that make her an absolute package with no equivalence: • she speaks 4 languages fluently (french, italian, english, spanish) and has sung in 12 languages in total • she is an amazing song writer and wrote lyrics for most her songs, in the 4 languages she speaks. She often co-compose the music with the composer. • she acts and performs on stage as nobody else, she colors and reveals the meaning of every single word in the songs, and her ability to emote, to draw you in is second to none • she is the sweetest soul on earth, very humble, down to earth and benevolent. She likes to meet others, and her fans are always pleasantly surprised when this happens A quick background on her and her career: She is belgian, but also has italian roots (her mother is from sicilia). She was raised in both countries so she speaks both french and italian as native languages. She has been classically trained on vocal, piano and songs composition for 10 years ( from 8 to 18) in the Brussels Royal Conservatory. She is still having vocal lessons and training several times a week today. She started her career in Canada in the early 90s, more precisely in Quebec, the french-speaking part of Canada. She now lives in Montreal and has also Canadian citizenship She became very famous there and then conquered France in 1997 if I remember well (she topped charts there and some of her songs such as "Je t'aime" or "Tout" became classics of the french music). in 2000, she was about to penetrate the US Market. Her first english song (I will love again), a pop dance song, reached number one on the US Billboard Hot Dance Club Play chart and number 32 on the Billboard Hot 100. Her Album ("Lara Fabian") was about to become a massive hit, and the concert "From Lara With Love" was recorded to be broadcasted everywhere in the US. This concert is legendary and the song you just reviewed is from this concert. But a dispute with Sony on artistry directions, and the will from Celine Dion's staff to block her progress in the US, completely broke this plan. She thus refocused back on Europe and made huge success there, extending her reach to Eastern Europe and Asia where she became an absolute superstar thru her collaboration with Igor Krutoy during several years. She is also a star in Brazil as her song "Love By Grace" used as the soundtrack for a very famous soap opera topped the charts for months. Many of her spngs became classics and were covered by the other singing legends: Barbra Streisand, Shirley Bassey, Josh Groban, … With her success in Europe, Brazil and part of Asia, she is the inspiration of the new generation of vocalists: most of them are coming from there. Thru their covers of Lara Fabian songs, USA is now rediscovering her. She is Dimash's idol: I’ve read somewhere that, when he was a child, he was listening her songs every night to get asleep. He covered many of her songs (that she wrote and performed originally). Out of my mind I can list: • Adagio, • Mademoiselle Hyde, • Know, • Love of tired swans, She also wrote the lyrics of his song « Your Love ». She covered « Love is like a dream » before him (song from Igor Krutoy originally performed by Alla Pugacheva) And they performed Ti Amo Cosi together with Aida Garafulina. This is a song that she wrote with Igor Krutoy and performed initially with Dmitriy Hvorostovsky and Alina Yaroyava. Dimash is now also working with Igor Krutoy. Many other top vocalists from the current generation covered her songs: • Floor Jansen (Adagio) • Polina Gagarina (Adagio, Je t’aime) • Diana Ankudinova (Tomorrow is a lie) • Morissette Amon (Broken Vow) • Gabriel Henrique (Love by Grace) • Cakra Khan (Broken Vow) • Katrina Velarde (Broken Vow) • Giulia Falcone (Adagio, Caruso, Je suis malade) • .... Today , she is 52 yo but she his still singing with her resonant belts, her magnificent tone, her stage presence, her artistry, her commitments to lyrics, story and emotions. She has used her vocal skills to work around the impact of ageing on her voice. Sorry if I was long, but I hope this gives some context on Lara. If you explore more of her songs, you will soon be hooked, I'm sure.

[@p5gBand]

Thank you for the background on Lara. This was very interesting and made my enjoyment of this, and her music in general, greater.

[@ericsicard910]

@@p5gBand my pleasure. She is an hidden gem for most of the english-speaking world. And people are incredulous when they discover her. So I decided to summarize her story to give more context to the late rediscovery happening since the last few months

[@lucianeluz7621]

Obrigada pelas informações. Ela é perfeita. Sou fã demais. Sempre achei que ela merece ser ainda mais reconhecida mundialmente.

[@delfinamosto4632]

I couldnt agree more with you Julia!. She is one of my favorite female vocalists of all times. Top 3, for sure though all three of them are at the same level, number ones. I could listen to Lara all day long. Shes a beautiful beast. So much character, soul, passion. She delivers. She takes you places. I feel the same way Julia, while listening to her I can feel how she does it. Its mindblowing

[@phish2000]

Julia, I’m so happy you got to a second song from Lara. I would love to see your take on Je T’Aime live in Paris. It has an emotional pull like nothing else I have seen.

[@nightwishlover8913]

Agreed. Never felt anything like it!

[@silviobugnano]

@@nightwishlover8913 absolutly agree!! That concert was simply AMASING!!

[@ericsicard910]

You know this happened to Lara a couple more times? She inspires this amazing love to her fans, and this only happens to her 😀 kzbin.info/www/bejne/rneyeHiaprigqZo

[@missron80]

I thought musical love of my life Lea Salonga could emote a song, but by jove this woman is SKILLED! How is she not bigger and more well known......... Also, seem rather fortuitous that it storms during this video. Lots of passion and power everywhere!

[@byzinski]

For me and in my ordinary everyday life as a 40+ years of listening to all genres of music from folk; country; rap; heavy metal; R&B; jazz; calypso; Opera (Callas, Pavarotti, de Stefano, Caruso) in my opinion and feelings LARA FABIAN has The Most Beautiful singing voice (male or female) I’ve ever heard! 🎤💖💗💓🙏🏾❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥🤗 (Karen Carpenter, too) Portland Oregon USA 🇺🇸

[@RalfWeyer]

The really ridiculous thing is, it seems so (almost too) easy for her. This level of control, power and emotion at the same time is just insane.

[@zenutopia2k708]

Excellent, articulate, empathic reaction/analysis to this magical performance. I've watched/experienced this other-worldly performance many times, and yet, your insightful/detailed/knowledgeable/expert analysis taught/showed me a lot of things/details I had missed before. You said it: listening to Lara perform these great songs is like having an "out-of-body experience". She is one of those rare performers who moves you spiritually/emotionally every single time you hear/see her. One thing that sets you apart from many song reactors (and makes you one of my favourites), is your openly appreciative/enthusiastic/empathic reactions. You're not only a great coach, but charasmatic and fun to watch.

[@jeanmarie9797]

Thanks so much for reacting to Lara! She is amazing. My other favorite is Caruso, really awesome!

[@feralgrandad4429]

Without a doubt you need to do her singing "Caruso" quite simply it's amazing.

[@DoggieFosters]

Superb analysis. And have I got a Fabian rec for you. First though, the thing that stuns me the most about her is not just her gorgeous voice (though it hits my neural net like no other soprano ever has) but how enormously skilled she is at implementing her 1001 brilliant choices. Amazing marriage of technical master & uncanny emotive abilities. Smart, smart, smart. Meticulous. I'm particularly fond of Adagio because this Fabian original pop treatment of Albinoni's Adagio (my fav) retains a strong echo of the source that covers of Fabian's Adagio lose straight away. 🤔 Another of her originals from this concert is not, at first blush, as "pyrotechnic" a song as either Malade or Adagio. You're Not From Here sounds so gentle & easy-breezy...but, wow! The things she does (while keeping it sounding effortless)! It isn't reacted to often. I am down on my knees here begging for a real analysis from a pro. 🙏🙏🙏 Restored/upscaled vid: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKebiXmOgL2Fgqs

[@elizabethwhite1068]

Well said and I agree completely with the rec for You're Not From Here. It lulls you in with how effortless she makes the difficult seem, and then blows your socks off. I wish more vocal coaches would react to it.

[@DoggieFosters]

​@@elizabethwhite1068I just watched this great reaction again for sheer enjoyment. Perhaps Julia will return to Fabian with an analysis of You're Not From Here. 🤞🤞🤞

[@lonniekramlich6241]

Lara sang her ass off at this concert / show.......just phenomenal ❤🔥😎👌

[@moanessamara6796]

The expressions on your face are priceless😅 this the most genuine reaction i've watched👏👏👏

[@wakledodd]

Yes, finally you did this reaction!! And as I suspected it broke Julia :) (I still have the same reaction when I listen to this performance even after 50 times, incredible) - Thank you!!

[@guittadabe5214]

This is the song that Dimash covered on "The Singer" Chinese competition that brought Dimash to Lara's attention as she congratulated him on an amazing performance (though at the time his English pronunciation was still very bad). It turns out that she's been a big idol of his as he was growing up and I could tell that he learned a lot from her in terms of making his performances emotional when they need to be. He did several covers of Lara's songs (Adagio, Mademoiselle Hyde, Love is just a dream, etc.) and got to do several duets with her as well. It's so awesome to see how Lara's storied career influenced up and coming artists. She's a living legend!

[@ShanLiB]

I agree with you. And Dimash is such a phenomenon. But, when I want to listen to Adagio I go to Lara. I'm not interested in being amazed. I want to feel it. It's the story, not the singer.

[@yeshuabride-sherry3025]

Thank you . . . Finally! More Lara!

[@LDBHX]

Another great reaction ❣ Thank you for finally getting back to Lara ❤ She won my heart ages before Floor ❣ And this song is such timeless masterpiece ❤🎼🔥🎼❤ It's shame that lot of people forgot or even never had chance to listen this Because they don't know who SHE is.... Take care 🙏 Greetings from PL 🇵🇱

[@martvil2018]

To me, her rendition of Caruso is otherworldly. Her connection to the song is unmatched.

[@CacoMetal_JackandRoll]

I loved your reaction and the emotion, it is transmitted through the screen. Lara Fabian is spectacular as a vocalist. Dimash made a version of this theme, for my taste, worthy of reacting to it. Floor Jansen too, but since it wasn't live, in my case at least, I didn't connect with her as much, but she's definitely another worth seeing. Greetings Julia! PS. The storm heard outside is an echo of the storm of emotions that Lara makes you feel with her singing hehehe

[@milton1448]

Love Floor and Dimash....but this is Lara's song forevermore.

[@alphacause]

I have listened to numerous versions of this song, and none were so masterfully performed as this version by Lara Fabian. Thank you Julia for featuring this on your channel. I wasn't aware of Fabian's performance of this song until you did this analysis of it. I now have an amazing version of this song to add to my playlist.

[@elizabethwhite1068]

Lara wrote the lyrics and co-wrote the music for this song, based on the classical piece Adagio in G minor, she is the original. It is a plea, a love song to the powers of inspiration begging them to never abandon her. This is the passion she feels about being a songwriter, and it's why, for me, no cover can touch her performance. It's deeply personal, it comes from the depth of her soul. She also wrote a version in Italian that I highly recommend you look up.

[@alphacause]

@@elizabethwhite1068 Thank you. I wasn't aware of any of this.

[@elizabethwhite1068]

@@alphacause My pleasure. And here's a great performance in Italian, which is her first language. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aXqyZplqjLWJjac

[@francoisdelpeuch8527]

Try (live versions!): - Broken vow - Caruso - You're not from here - Requiem pour un fou (Etc etc etc)

[@Rackelhane]

WOW!! At last! This concert is a favorit of mine. Every song is a diamond! Lara Fabian at her best..Love this! Thank you for your beautiful reaction. Hugs from Sweden.

[@diosyntaxa]

[@davidcullen6797]

Kind of like getting run over by a truck -- and loving every moment of it. I first heard Lara when I lived in Brussels in the early 90s and she is always better and better. This performance -- THIS performance, oh, this performance (I might just cry) of Adagio -- is one of the most gripping I've seen, of any song, anywhere, anytime. (Well, unless you toss in Je Suis Malade and Caruso. LOL) I can watch it over and over and always be moved by it. And, then, Julia....your reaction. A guy like me who knows very little about the mechanics of the voice and how a singer uses that to affect the audience -- he listens and enjoys and maybe even holds his breath for 5 minutes and perhaps sheds a tear or two -- without knowing why. Thank you for making the connection between the highly technical discussion of the human voice and why, when Lara uses hers, I get the shakes and am undone. Thank you.

[@paulboavida3421]

Finally Julia, here you are with Adagio, after ‘JE SUIS MALADE’ ! Nice to hear from you. Very enjoyable reaction as usual what a delight your reactions ! Very professional ! Do keep going on please. Julia never disappoints !!! Greetings from Vienna (AT) and Cannes(FR) 😉👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👌🏽👍🏽🥰

[@stefanichouinard4413]

Yes!!!! I’ve been waiting for you to return to Lara for so long!! Thank you so much for another great reaction!! Other songs that are a MUST (all from the same From Lara with Love concert... she has many more amazing concerts.. but might as well make our way through this one first lol) Caruso Broken Vow You’re not from here (this one especially!! I’ve read many times that it’s considered a VERY difficult song to sing and of course Lara does it brilliantly! I always love seeing vocal coaches react to it and break it down!! I can’t wait to see your next Lara reaction!!

[@call_me_stan5887]

Oh yes, I am in for a treat - my all time favourite as far as female vocals go :) Thank you! P.S. fun fact - broadcast technicians use this song to tweak their multiband compressors and AGC sidechains due to INSANE power in the midrange which can cause a serious dip in total audio levels coming from broadcast audio processor boxes that are set-up badly. I know this song by heart - probably have listened to it about couple hundred times - and I never got bored :)

[@thomasfrauenstein1245]

Julia, thank you very much for your reaction. It's a pleasure to see you sharing my own enthusiasm for Lara and complementing it with insightful analysis of her vocal art.

[@lomerlaw]

Great reaction, Julia! Your attention to the technical skills is appreciated! I'm looking forward to seeing Lara perform in Quebec City in June as part of her rescheduled World Tour. I'll repeat what many others have said: I'd love to watch you react to Lara perform Caruso.

[@anthonyl.6879]

Lara is exceptional but your reaction is one of the best I ever saw. 👏👏🤗🤗💯💯

[@frankbirch3877]

Great review. I loved your little bit about the connection about how, in performance, inner emotion is best expressed by all of the body, the face and the voice. Lara is a shining example of such expression. In this performanvce she produced maybe a hundred different faces, not to mention her hand, arm and body movements, using the space offered by the stage. I have never seen anyone perform with such ease and flow. If you look at her movie on KZbin, Mademoiselle Zhivago, you will see she that, had she chosen that path, she would have made a very fine actress.

[@johnkeith9237]

Love you and your reactions. I am watching this reaction with thunderstorms when it is -20 C here in Montreal. Lara's emotions truely tell the story. To quote the judges on American Idol "Best storyteller wins."

[@MiguelTorres-bc7qe]

No sabes como he disfrutado tu análisis Julia. ¡Hermoso!💯

[@silviobugnano]

Stunning reaction, Julia! Lara is incredible singer....soft, clear, powerful, subblime interpretation, gorgeous

[@ericpoirier5654]

Now let’s imagine Julia reacting to the rest of that concert, especially with songs like Caruso, Broken vow, Perdere l’amore, and You’re not from here…

[@punundrum1]

😻😃

[@mjcole12]

Nice review! I subscribed for more Lara reactions. I thoroughly enjoy watching talented artists getting their minds blown by Lara's incredible gifts!

[@brasilguy74]

Thank you for reacting to this, and yes, you should react to many of her masterpieces. And make sure that you react to her live performances. You won’t regret it. Her live performances are genuinely soul-touching, and she should be studied by anybody striving to be an Exquisite Singer, performer, singer-songwriter, and so on. Last but not least, she is a beautiful human being and a role model for a new generation to come, such as Dimash and others. She's now 52 and never fails to impress me. Thanks again! We love you, #LaraFabian 💛💚💙🇧🇷

[@rickkimmel2110]

Never heard of Lara before this but she's fantastic. Thanks for the intro!

[@elizabethwhite1068]

It will be the greatest rabbit hole you ever go down! Enjoy the ride!

[@chrislee1907]

Another wonderful, entertaining and insighful reaction! Anything from this concert is brilliant, but if you want to be reduced to a weeping wreck try Broken Vow. It's stunning.

[@robertcampbell8084]

I think this is one of the best reactions to this master class performer that I have watched. You really summarized it so well.

[@elpelass]

Lara is out of this world.

[@rogergabriel7261]

Such a beautiful reaction from all aspects, Lara as always is magnificent, the song Adagio is magnificent and Julia adds a beauty hard to describe. Thank you!

[@beefyano1]

Arguably the greatest vocalist/singer/storyteller/interpreter in musical history. This concert, "From Lara With Love" is, perhaps, the greatest concert ever recorded. If not "Je Suis Malade", then "Adagio" is the greatest single from the greatest concert ever shown. I use "great" often when describing Lara, but it is so easy to do. Try to watch the concert in full.

[@marcogentile7679]

the best reaction of the best singer in the world

[@dersascha8592]

Thank you very much for this great reaction. If you want to experience Lara in a different way, a reaction to Johnny Hallyday & Lara „Requiem pour un for“ (live 1998) would be perfect for that.

[@thorstenmatadoerle8546]

Oh Julia, what a performance of a reaction to a rendition one of a kind .. who else can attach me to the chair by simply reacting to an artists work. I love the way you connect to your emotions, I love the fact that you can explain why you‘re feeling and I love the ability to draw lines and throw colors by speaking words - you‘re one of a kind reactor and I adore the outcome. There are not much reactors understanding the artistry so deeply. Lara is one of my favorite performer, one of the absolute best vocalists ever. Thank you so much for expressing what I can feel but not express by words myself. Best wishes from Germany

[@josephdaughtry1371]

That woman stuns me every time...

[@tommylarsson2025]

Great reaction and analyze! Such an emotional out of body experience. I'm knocked out! ❤😲

[@CosmicWin]

Omg please react to Lara Fabian singing "Lyubov Pokozhaya Na Son", she KILLS this song every time she sings it. This song is more recent Also, "You're Not From Here" is AMAZING. She holds out a note for like a solid 20 seconds. You need to listen to it. It's CRAZY

[@gregoryjamessnayer7271]

Thank you for a loaded reaction, which is much appreciated. The more detail, the better for everyone. I think I'm in love with that voice. Lara's vocal abilities are magical... How she brings that together with the rest of her performance - body language, facial expressions, vocal interpretation. This entire composition is so stunningly and beautifully performed. All credit then also to the composer. Allow me... Lara's stage presence is phenomenal, an absolute gem. What a beautiful personality she must have in the way that she carries herself...absolutely respectful. Again, thank you so much for all the nitty-gritty details, but it was necessary to smooth out the flow of your reaction😊. I love that. ❤

[@prodicusceos8044]

Try ”Broken Vow” and ”Caruso” from Lara - stunning songs!

[@sincosyacine5396]

Believe me when I say that I'm still listening to Adagio with the same passion for the past 24 years .... I can't stop. great reaction by the way, I like your vocal analysis

[@zenutopia2k708]

I think you'd also enjoy her wonderful live performances of "Je T'aime" (where the audience sings along throughout the whole song), and "Caruso".

[@coolcat8b]

Although the live performance of Je T'Aime is very sweet (obviously her fans love her), we don't get to hear her sing it fully, since more than half is sung by her fans while she sits on the stage. I'm not blaming her one bit, but hearing her sing the whole song fully is quite an experience. Lara is an amazing, a rare singer. To appreciate all the richness and subtleties, I suggest the studio version, or another live version.

[@zenutopia2k708]

@@coolcat8b Good point. I agree those are excellent. I love everything I've heard her sing (except for a few "pop/commercial" songs). But the love and connection between her and her audience, and her honest vulnerability in this live performance always is like a spiritual experience for me - every time I hear/watch it.

[@stephanececchini4602]

Thanks Julia. Your reaction is exactly what Lara lovers feel. We can even more appreciate after your great analysis. Thank you so much.

[@mkgym]

Lara and Floor (Jansen) are for me the only singers who can touch me to the bone. so many emotions that they put in their music, that you forget to breathe. just formidable. Floor also performed Adagio and, as always, portrayed it in her powerful way.🎶🎶🤟🏻🤟🏻

[@fredsafary6864]

Lara Fabian is one of musical iconic performers who reach above and beyond of expectation of professional musical analysts like yourself. your reaction is testimony to the sheer of ability and artistic performance of her. She is the Diamond of our era.

[@dafiyahqadir7708]

Awesome reaction, I enjoyed it... Liked and Subb. Thank you! Can you put this in your list? "LEAVE THE DOOR OPEN" by 4th Impact.

[@glennsavh]

I must have watched your reaction to this performance a have a dozen times. Just seeing the expressions on your face when I knew what was about to hit. Priceless! 🙏

[@jouniantero]

Je t'aime live in Paris (if I remember correctly) is an experience if you want to check it out 👌 I dont want to spoil too much but it is remarkable in a different way than usual.

[@gotdog]

Je suis malade was the reaction video that brought me to your channel. So besides the obvious talent, Lara Fabian holds a special place in my heart for introducing me to all the different Julias. 😊🥰 I haven't missed a reaction/analysis since.

[@alexandrearrighi]

If you want to really break your head just listen to Lara Fabian "Caruso" (and plz analyse it) I think it's by far her most insane performance. Love your content !

[@rudel1950]

This performance brings tears to my eyes and inspires me to work harder at capturing the feel, the TRUE feel of any song I sing! Great job analyzing )

[@justingamble3876]

More Lara please :)

[@Locky2701]

As usual, I just love your reactions,yes Lara is one of the best female singer in Canada beside Celine Dion. There's another song from her " you're not from here" also in concert that will blow you away,thank you

[@32a34a]

Je t'aime live in Paris is one of her best performances of all time. She has such incredible stage presence its amazing.

[@ericsicard910]

She made several Live versions of this song in Paris. My preferred is from her « En toute intimité » concert in 2003. And of course there is the legendary live in 2001 from the « Nue » concert where the connection with the fans is totally unique. A good way to cover this song for me would be a double reaction: first the 2003 version, then the 2001

[@32a34a]

@@ericsicard910 And of course the live version of Je Suis Malade where she does that insane A cappella. It was in Olympia in Paris when her pianist walks off the stage and then she precedes to enter god mode. That was just a stunning performance.

[@ericsicard910]

This was in the 2003 concert.

[@ericsicard910]

And this was her most theatrical interpretation of Je suis Malade, simply gorgeous

[@toriokras1582]

Such a pleasure watching your reaction. Another great performance by Lara is a song called Caruso.

[@balilou8671]

You absolutely have to see "requiem pour un fou" live stade de france 1999 with Johnny Hallyday to see the other side of Lara for me the most intense duet between a man and a woman.

[@crhu319]

Yes. Soprano Notes (Jess) did it already and was of course waving her arms over it lol.