Kansas - Carry On Wayward Son (Live from Canada Jam)

[@jamesstephenlee]

Steve Walsh at that time was an incalculable talent. His vocal control, leaping organ chops, bongo madness...all while maintaining a cool Conan the Barbarian in gym shorts vibe. The guy was a phenomenon

[@secretrockstarintuition66]

Epic assessment!

[@johanjohannesson4746]

The metric ton of cocain probably helped him keep the energy level up as well =).

[@thomasdidymus1393]

Fuck yeah

[@philipreid2542]

Interesting how even during the guitar solos the camera stayed on him a lot of the time. Says it all really

[@orientallady1]

What an talented man He is the master beast of musical talent and athletic I might add while playing .. I love it. Never saw him perform That is simply amazing im in ahhhhhh

[@DoNuT_1985]

I don't know how, but they just managed to put in more kick-ass guitar riffs, licks, solos, and harmony vocals into a song than the whole of the global rock business since 2010.

[@stephenhogue5567]

1970's rock bands an era that can't be touched!

[@roycesantos9166]

In that era it was more about the feelings of the writers rather than song writing technicalities. Emotions capture audience more than complex technicalities. that's my take

[@SixStringSteve]

Since 1985.

[@MrJdsenior]

The recording was SOOO much better, totally unsurprisingly. Always was, pretty much with all of the bands of the time.

[@travisspaulding9540]

Ehhh

[@lordshittington135]

Steve expended more energy in this one song than I have in 50 years.

[@michaelchatary3654]

Factssss

[@vitormanoel1368]

Not to mention the amazing vocals!

[@ZankFrappa02]

That energy is called cocaine

[@diannamartin2252]

That's great! Lol

[@jeannebug1]

😂

[@AnthonyRossi-ce5jm]

Kansas should have been in the Rock And Roll Hall of Fame by now.

[@GSauce20]

They are Christians... it will never happen 😢

[@philipreid2542]

Somehow they aren't and Willie Nelson is. No offence to Nelson, but that is crazy

[@JonnyAugz]

The hall is a joke in a lot of ways.

[@SmokesLetsGoBud]

@@JonnyAugz Every award organization is a sham. Especially the Oscars

[@ikarusxv]

Who cares, it's a private organization, they're no authority on music or whatever

[@brianscott9906]

This isn't just music, it is epic history. There will never be music like this, unfortunately. What a concert Kansas gave us.

[@jamesmadison6650]

Haha read my comment … I said the same thing basically. 👍

[@jb6879]

yeah, music evolves, who cares. I can think of plenty of great bands in the current day. Im old too, but living in the past only, is incredibly boring.

[@rcknrog1]

@@jb6879 Your replying to a comment from 2 years ago, talk about boring...

[@squarecreative7941]

He sings, plays keyboards AND bongos! AWESOMEEEEE

[@manwithumbrella]

Congas, homie.

[@sarah-yu1yx]

You had me at bongos 😂

[@awaken77]

also doing handstands on keyboard. Steve Walsh is very unique personality in rock

[@mchavez219]

This performance belongs in The Rock n Roll Hall of Fame That's for Sure, Outstanding!! Bravo!! 👏👏👏🎉🎉🎉

[@zachhamilton3274]

Steve Walsh is an absolute mad man, one of the most underrated frontmen of all time

[@tigermusic4883]

he surely was a mad man. though his mind could think

[@stephanteboul598]

One of the coolest and most talented guys on the planet

[@humanbeing2420]

His attire definitely kicked ass

[@bailzzzzzz]

Absolute shreds that Organ solo and he's back to pounding all hell out of the bongos before you can even blink

[@orientallady1]

agreed!!! Hes a master musical beast!!!

[@carlodave9]

They each look and act like they're in VERY different bands, but sound perfect together.

[@U.T.P.]

😂😂😂

[@voltaire6668]

So true.

[@thomasdidymus1393]

One of the best LIVE performances ever!!

[@jamesmadison6650]

They just don’t have any bands like they did in the late 60’s, 70’s, and 80’s. No backing tracks just pure , raw rock n roll… there will never be times like these again in music.

[@jb6879]

ok old man

[@nozzatron01gaming11]

@@jb6879its true

[@Siberius-]

Different era. Though the other day I did hear Greta Van Fleet - Meeting the Master They started as a Led Zeppelin tribute band, and now they are drawing from a wider range of bands from the time, which is cool to see. There's some other bands doing it, but yea generally one would take inspiration and maybe combine it into another genre with a more modern overall feel to it, rather than being a portal into the 70s

[@mikes7707]

Steve Walsh looked like a Greek God with a golden voice. I’m straight but damn I may have considered it for a nano sec.

[@saucerfullofzepp4203]

To the Diddy mansion with this one.

[@savvy1856]

Kansas is one of the most under appreciated bands in the history of rock. Talent-laden band.

[@milehighlife6986]

Man the 70's will forever be the best decade for music

[@kevinm1728]

Clothing choices aside, this shit is tight. This is not an easy song to play and the their timing is balls on. Sounds as good live as it does in the original recording.

[@danielstapleton8875]

Kevin M Wasn't tight at all actually. Sh*t was loose as a goose lol. Yeah, our ears work differently for sure.

[@SterkeYerke5555]

@@danielstapleton8875 I'm not sure we've got a popular opinion, but I have to agree. The song's tempo was all over the place here and they completely butchered the 12/8 time signature near the end. Which is fine in itself, since it's their own song and they can change whatever they like, but it's just nowhere near the original recording.

[@shanejamesmccann5858]

@@SterkeYerke5555 yeah for real, that cocaine fucked all their timing up, so off tempo, but still manage to overlap eachother so it sounds good enough. Never like when the singer changes their ques tho.

[@augmentedkeys5971]

Actually, the BPM is a bit faster than the studio recording.

[@bukwok]

@@shanejamesmccann5858 sounds fine to me about off tempo ,sometime musicians play by feel,some say nowday music use pro tools auto correct too much to make everything hit on right time, somehow make it not very natural to human ears.

[@ingenito919]

Hagrid on Tambourine Rambo on Lead Vocals Hulk Hogan on Guitar

[@abyorlintang5437]

on vocal alice cooper without make up??

[@anbercrombie4195]

Brett the hitman hart

[@TheHummusKing]

Young conan vocals hagrid on tambourine swedish jesus and bob ross on the guitar

[@Thurston86]

Hahaha thats hilarious!!!

[@dillondufrane3175]

Peter Ingenito don't forget Andre the Giant on Rhythm guitar

[@Mike990920]

Crazy how athletic that guy is!!

[@ethanglenn7299]

Steve Walsh, the shirtless guy, there is no band alive today that can even pull off a performance like he could or Kansas could. The passion and commitment is incredible, especially how he immediately turns around and plays the bongos, then back at the keyboard, then back to the bongos at such a fast speed. He certainly is an incredibly talented person.

[@Red-Rambo]

Cocaine does that. Especially when you have enough coke in your system to kill a whole village 😂

[@GiorgioVVVV]

@@Red-Rambo Very funny, this must be the most clichéd comment to this performance. You know, the cocaine will only boost what's already there. All the drugs in the world won't make you sing or play like that, not unless you've got such an awe-inspiring talent.

[@dennisgvprinting]

Not bongos, they're Congas.

[@DJKinney]

You need to see more bands, my friend.

[@collequ]

Fuckin amazing he’s an icon. Holy shit a man a mere mortal yet a true god!! Well said Rising Sun Puroresu we have witnessed greatness unlikely to be ever be seen today.

[@DIRTKNAPFX]

The comments section was the cherry on top of this video. Thank you everyone. Completely made my day

[@JustSomeGuyOk]

HOLY SHIT! this is the first time i've seen these guys play live! *HIGH ENERGY!*

[@faolan1686]

Cocain wikl do that.

[@magicmarre]

high cocaine intake bruh

[@johndoherty5194]

Half of colimbia up there snout

[@DuramaxL5P]

High on something!

[@randymarsh5088]

High, energy

[@garethweppenaar1431]

Regardless of what he was on, he played and sang his heart out, best performance of this song I've ever seen!

[@dashiellsisson9263]

The performance from two for the show is quite good as well.

[@melissanguyen6429]

Agreed!! You can't find a musician that can actually sing nowadays much less play almost every instrument while doing it.

[@normslivinski7483]

Cocaine!

[@Andy-kw5nw]

This is flat out one of the coolest things I’ve seen on KZbin!

[@daveyatsko3990]

We will miss you Robbie, what a great violinist and vocals😞

[@TemplarGuitar]

Robbie Steinhardt -my wifes cousin... never met him, but we did speak over the phone once. Troubled at the end, but what a dedicated talent all those years.

[@jwprimetime9795]

@@TemplarGuitarI met your cousin at a little river band concert a few months after he passed. It was her first time going out since. I stupidly was showing her pics of my phone with Robbie over the years. I wasn’t thinking. She was trying to get out and…I’m a moron.

[@mch12311969]

He is the reason that play violin, truth be told. It was a very sad day for me when he passed.

[@tonygville2969]

Used to get high to their music, and ended up going to church with most of these Good Men in a basement church in North Atlanta in the early eighties. Praise God, He Wins 💪🙏😎

[@r2ndp]

Amen

[@zacster311]

I was born in 1980, but I so wish I would have been born earlier, just so I could.have seen concerts in the 70s. No cell phones, just people flicking their Bics and enjoying the show in the moment. On a side note, I love the huge differences in attire in this video. One dude is in the back wearing that classic 70s tuxedo while the lead singer looks like he plays for the Lakers. Such great 70s vibes here!

[@BUMP-uu7ez]

I’ve seen Kerry wear a martial arts ghee ( excuse my spelling) and Rich wear overalls. Kerry would also at times wear Wakeman type attire. Anyone remember the horses head?

[@mr.majestic3851]

I did in Feb 1977

[@deasttn]

One guy in shorts, no shirt. One guy in a tux. Perfect

[@donnakaye2015]

It was the 70s. The only thing missing is a guy in a leisure suit and a guy in a leather vest.

[@TheStraatjutter]

@@donnakaye2015 that's the audience

[@rivotrich7]

They probably received their fashion tips from Styx Yes and 70s Rush back then. Prog rock fashion in the 1970s was basically a thrift store dice roll.

[@dragonkissed2099]

Oh yes.... 🥳🥳🥳

[@daktarioskarvannederhosen2568]

Lolz

[@chuckercomedy3090]

Without a shadow of a doubt this is one of the greatest song ever written!!

[@Appregator]

Their orchestration is amazing. Nobody dominating anybody else. Really excellent.

[@dannyalvarez6763]

Absolute energy I love this song ⚡⚡🎸🎸🎸♥️♥️♥️

[@spiritgover4223]

Walsh, the greatest vocalist ever, was at his pinnacle here. Oh and by the way, his very short unfortunate foray into cocaine lasted only a year or so in the early 1990s. This a video was 15 years earlier. All Steve’s energy here was natural.

[@gustavomachado3488]

LOL natural you gotta be kidding us.

[@GiorgioVVVV]

... yeah, not really. But WHO CARES? This is rock at its highest. Pure perfection.

[@harrisongelles685]

Totally not true! He admitted doing cocaine on this tour!

[@theplanetruth]

Why did he wait to the 90s?

[@Malama_Ki]

That is 100% Colombian right there!

[@demirodriguez66]

LITERALLY.. this is incredible I have like no words. This rocked so much omg

[@targusnazg3963]

I think it's pretty f$#king awesome that a younger generation is finding this song thru a TV show or whatever. even if they hate it they went looking for it. I'm 49 and I grew up with Kansas but I learned to love Sinatra and the Beatles because something brought me to them. music is timeless.

[@MrJdsenior]

Try some Bach, it is ALL good, well most of it anyway, meaning music.

[@rgreen5358]

Steve is a very underrated keyboard player. He was a great performer and vocalist, but he is also a very talented musician.

[@loudechant7034]

The composition and arrangement of this song is timeless and it is as relevant today as it was the day it was released. A bridge with Bongo Drums? Insanity!

[@randystone6781]

Saw Kansas live several time. Pure musical perfection! This is what rock used to sound like...

[@mrz80]

Still does. Just saw 'em a few months ago. :D

[@adude394]

As I type this, it's 5 days until I see the band (again) in New Haven on May 18. This time I went for the VIP package, and my wife and I will get to meet the band and have a photo taken. It was my birthday present to myself; Kansas has been my favorite band for decades. I may be 60 (and counting) but for the first time in years, I feel like a kid at Christmastime. This is gonna be great! (If I could somehow convince them to put "No One Together" on the set list, it would be even greater!)

[@fisico-quimica7408]

It's good to see He-man playing a good song.

[@MissteryDiva]

1 of my all time fave bands. The singer is amazing-he's all over the place...keys...percussion

[@spurs3483]

These guys were absolutely fantastic. There are not a whole lot of bands who could duplicate the sound that they had in the studio. Kansas absolutely could. It was phenomenal what these dudes would do. Incredible talent!

[@sandraphilip3894]

Greetings from Newark, Delaware. Yes, they do belong in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Fantastic band.

[@DRoche911]

The first band I saw in the 70s. Still love them today! Epic rock!

[@gregoryennis2548]

I was 17 when I first saw them perform in freedom hall Louisville Ky.

[@scottjensen7045]

Make all the jokes you want but Walsh had one of the best voices ever in Rock. Was before my time but no matter how old how can u not see the genius in this song!

[@MikeSammer-nf4ve]

Super, aber ich bin auch noch ein bisschen zu h.mike

[@MikeSammer-nf4ve]

Sido Testament zuKonzeŕt

[@BG1435q]

my first time hearing this song live. i think this is the "smoothest" and like most casual singing ive ever heard. and i mean it in a good way, its like hes not even trying, and yet its just perfect. best rock voice ive heard live.

[@cmberrian]

Real live music can't be topped when played by real musicians like this!!!

[@simplyfoodstylingllc6713]

one of the best live performances in music history. Steve is an energy bundle of talent and personality, modern hip musicians can only dream of. Besides the guy is not only sweating, he is oozing sex appeal in a way I have not seen in any other live performance

[@victormarrotti2575]

I am sure he turned you on

[@annademo]

@@victormarrotti2575 He turned on lots of women.

[@simplyfoodstylingllc6713]

@@victormarrotti2575 sounds like he turned you on too

[@simplyfoodstylingllc6713]

yup, like wanna lick the sweat of him

[@patrickirvin1486]

Saw them three times! They Boston, Rush and Skynyrd were my favorite bands in the seventies

[@ItsShatter]

1:42 that transition to the bongos tho

[@JohnManopoulos]

Unbelievable

[@anthonyholland2669]

Absolute energy - that sums up this performance by one of the world's greatest rock bands !

[@brittanygregory2628]

Seen them in 1978. In Cindy why are they in 🎸 hall of fame. ? .

[@paganberzerker64]

Frans Krassenburg and Jaap Eggermont from Golden earring were amazing I've as well. Wish they toured together. Whole nother sprit in the 70's live music.

[@paolocontarin5237]

KANSAS 4 EVER!!! RIP ROBBIE AND THANKS FOR THE MUSIC AND MEMORIES....

[@marcoapdias]

This is so raw and totally careless about the looks. It was all about the music. Amazing!

[@nons823]

Cocaína, meu amigo. Cocaína faz isso.

[@melissanguyen6429]

Agreed!!!

[@chrisjanisch330]

Steve Walsh and only Steve Walsh can make playing keys a totally physical thing. An amazing talent. And his voice was at top form here.

[@jonbongjovi1869]

well... he was a HUUUUGE fan of the mighty KEITH EMERSON (of Emerson Lake & Palmer)... and Keith would CLIMB ON TOP OF HIS ORGAN (!!).... and ride it like a bucking bronco horse! he'd also stab knives into the keys to hold notes while he showed off! Look up the many different versions of "RONDO" by ELP for instance. HA: at the huge 1974 California Jam.... Keith played a piano that SPUN IN THE AIR (!)... end over end! THat's also on YT.

[@Tammy3131]

I saw them at that time and they were just amazing, no flaws whatsoever. It was just great. Yeah sweating and playing their hearts out. They were still on point.

[@Hawking1969]

The earnestness with which they perform is incredibly inspiring.

[@factenter6787]

Moss Port Park, Bowmanville, Ontario, Canada, summer 1978. Many amazing performances there. 150,000 people, overflowing urinals, horrible food concessions, swelter, etc. but worth every minute and dollar.

[@timallbritton7329]

I saw this tour in Shreveport back when. Awesome, just awesome show. Steve Walsh was on fire and Kerry Livgren was magical. Such an under-rated band.

[@davidstewart4310]

Lucky dude!

[@johnnyozelius6852]

Dudes and Dudess'ssss - You'all say what you want about this band - They were a bunch of middle America BADASS duffas who rode the dragon to the top. Steve Walsh may look like a crazed nut but he was just full of natural energy. Nobody on drugs could ever jump between lead vocals - lead keyboards and congas - back and forth and never miss a beat. He plays every note on the Hammond exactly right. These guys were True Monsters of Rock and I salute them. Tell me your stories of Kansas. I saw them at the Providence (RI) Civic Center and they Rocked. They Killed It! Talk to me!

[@SusanaNeves7]

wow... i love this THEME!!... these times the sound sounded so raw!!! everything was natural!!! you can feel the accoustic materials sounding in you ears!!!.... and he was really a gorgeous guy on stage wow!!!

[@MakeTracks]

Seriously, how may talents is on guy able to have? Blues vocal, keyboards, bongos, rocking the shorts, mullet. Some people get all the gifts.

[@whitsundaydreaming]

Go baby GO!! Steve may have just walked in from a wrestling gig here but his energy level is off the charts.

[@user-pc4bq1ov6c]

Fantastic band!!! One of my all time favorites. Not many guys from my generation knows what is Kasas. I was born in the end of 80s and I’m lucky to be one of those guys who’s enjoying this kind of stuff. Cheers to all rock fans around the world.

[@nagaxplorer2022]

Dust in the wind still my all time favourite song! Nothing compares to that song ❤

[@BUMP-uu7ez]

IMHO, their best cuts weren’t the radio hits.

[@ron19734]

So far , the best live carry on my wayward song Performance ! Steve you stole the show!👍👍🤘🤘

[@travelinben1966]

Very talented band,treasured by countless numbers.R&R hall of fame please.👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@bradgbrown]

This is straight up the wildest shit I have ever seen

[@andreacheney3593]

He has such a beautiful voice!

[@Aprilgirl1962]

Steve Walsh... gorgeous, amazing vocalist, musician... THE BEST! Wish I could have seen him with Kansas live in 1980. What an incredible performance!!

[@niaralosusa]

Awesome. Love the variety in outfits of the guys...from a tuxedo to gym shorts/no shirt.

[@johneldridge8678]

Wow, just wow.

[@VigilanteVegan]

I like how Steve is shirtless with gym shorts and Rich is wearing a tux... lol

[@zackscruggs4543]

How's the weather in Macon, Georgia?

[@countakaerichebbeln4152]

and the gym socks too.....I love it

[@jacquetrosper7780]

Me too. No shirt☺️

[@jacquetrosper7780]

@@countakaerichebbeln4152 love the color on Steve. I am old and almost married 48 years. But not dead yet. Hee

[@countakaerichebbeln4152]

@@jacquetrosper7780 totally 70's man lol

[@donnakaye2015]

Kansas was the first live concert that I ever went to. I was 13. I can honestly say that Steve Walsh was just as crazy that night. Of course, this night was also the first time I took acid. I call it the beginning of my "juvenile delinquent" years. I hope my kids never find out. They think I am old and boring.

[@xde0mega]

i always wondered what hagrid did with his time off during the summer vacation months at hogwart's.

[@HuskerFox]

lol thank you for saying that. I've been wanting to say that for years :)

[@bigtexhand]

Hugh Mingbean -holy crap Hagrid! Everyone here plays something . I mean ,hell yellow shorts plays three keyboards AND bongos

[@heyerj15]

You totally made my day. Thank you for it.

[@berserk3305]

Hugh Mingbean he went to Canada and sang

[@lizzimorrin3331]

Hugh Mingbean oh my fucking god I love you for putting this comment

[@terrihughes461]

I was there that night...memories to last a lifetime.

[@jaywalker5543]

Un-f'n-believable performance!! I had no idea these guys brought it like this. Who's the hippie that flung that tambourine across the stage? First hype man ever!! BRAVO!!

[@Barlow88]

0:55 ....SUCH a badass tone with an even more badass riff :)

[@benntenn9731]

Now that's how you play live. Hell yea

[@lyndalasse2211]

This is my absolute favorite video ever!!!

[@rinalore9416]

🌹Still🌟brilliant after all this time, crossing 2 centuries is quite a musical feat. I❤️Love Kansas.

[@gene2049]

Incredible performance!!

[@SF_Curious]

The vocals frontman is amazing and mesmerized in rock history

[@LucasSouza-fc7ee]

It's so unbelivable how the rock n roll could express to much in a simple music, i really hope that one day we are gonna see again wonderful rock bands just like Kansas!

[@MissteryDiva]

Lucas Souza this music is far from simple!

[@travisbickle5221]

Greta van fleet aren't half bad, give them a shot.

[@rbagel55]

@wayne mcdonald 70's rock music was made with REAL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, not computers

[@onenationhere]

This is the most 70's thing ever

[@averymount2237]

First time seeing this vid.. 10 out of 10

[@g.holland4862]

I've waited 40 years to see them sing live. It was worth the wait. Amazing!

[@michaelsoto5542]

I saw this lineup in Los Angeles & they were incredibly good. One of the best American bands ever. Bravo Kansas!

[@RockinExperience]

R.I.P Robby! Thank you for your contribution.

[@BUMP-uu7ez]

Yay, you spelled it right. He had that shirt for years - no IE.. Robby was a hell of a front man. He always got the crowd going

[@tom-dahl1598]

sad day today but what a testimony to talent.

[@GreenTreesAndFlowers]

That chilled wizard Lou Albano air guitar hip holding tambourine legend. Wow. And athletic yellow short bongo. What a pair.

[@robertbalbach4100]

One of my Top 10 R&R songs of all-time...so uplifting! I play it all the time to start my day with hope and energy. If I encounter a hurdle during the day, I sing out loud to myself, of course..."Carry On Wayward Son" !

[@faithfaberge]

I've come here MANY times to just watch Steve Walsh in those shorts!!! He was gorgeous... vocals weren't too bad either! 😂🤣🥰😍

[@yassineaboutaleb4267]

Dean driving his impala in heaven while sam is aging on earth made me cry... like literally cry.... and I never cry.

[@raphaelcosta1864]

Caramba velho,como a sétima arte pode unir e tornar tão atual e presente as gerações através de uma canção? Eu só conheci e me tornei fã do Kansas por causa dos irmãos Winchester 😍

[@tacoscamp]

RIP Robby. Another talented member of a musical golden era gone. All we are is dust in the wind!

[@philipreid2542]

0:56 - I find the way he starts clapping really funny for some reason

[@Ozarkprepper643]

One of the best high energy concerts I had ever attended and to think the concert ticket only cost $12

[@alanrodriguez8919]

If in video is amazing, live sure was INCREDIBLE. Lucky you¡¡¡¡.

[@NeverGiveUp-ib3xb]

What year?

[@Ozarkprepper643]

@@NeverGiveUp-ib3xb seems like it was 1978. Rick Wakeman made a guest appearance for a few songs also. 😁 I think it was the Point of No Return tour. Memories not quite all there anymore. Concussions caused brain deterioration coming on strong. Have a good night. 🤠🏞️🐂

[@BUMP-uu7ez]

@@Ozarkprepper643 Are you sure it wasn’t just Kerry? Their stage for two or three tours had Kerry and Steve’s keyboards facing each other a distance apart- like splitting the stage in thirds. Kerry had much longer hair

[@robertperrella4194]

how many people think KANAS BELONGS IN THE ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME ?????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Lukiel666]

Wait aren't they? They certainly are in every rock fans heart.

[@evebarco6313]

They deserve some recognition

[@gordonworth5461]

Just for this song and Dust in The Wind alone should b in

[@johnmcminn9455]

They already are to me. I like the way Blackmore declined being at the hall of fame because, " it just doesn't matter"

[@stephenhogue5567]

Led Zeppelin was in the sky then!

[@joycewalbert1413]

Steve Walsh is so good-looking too!😍

[@JoachimKessel]

This is probaly the most Freedom inspired and Freedom loving Video, that I've ever seen. It's crazy in so many good ways! I just love every bit of it! Professionalism, Dedication, Rock. On!

[@DanielGlenTimms]

I was lucky enough see Kansas in Shreveport, Louisiana way back when. Great band!

[@themockingbirds3900]

the amount of interments in this song is incredible. Rambo is playing 3 keyboards, bonjos, and singing.

[@misaelyajurepirone4031]

A very underrated singer!