Latinos react to INDIAN MUSIC FOR THE FIRST TIME👀😮| Shreya Ghoshal Sunn Raha Hai Rozana T-Series

[@Waleska-Herrera]

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[@0arjun077]

The spiky thing is called Gamakas. Its in the Indian classical music system. To know more about this technique react on "How to sing Gamakas" from KZbin.

[@muziklover..9830]

Please react to more indian classical music, do search on KZbin. you are going to love it

[@worldwinnerhelper7716]

Please react more songs of Shreya Ghoshal

[@teddyastronaut]

you should react to rider by divine and rani cypher by raja kumari, they are really good.😀😀😀

[@mayanksingh555]

Please react to arijit singh dua song live performance.... And jubin nautiyal live performance on song named tujhe kitna chahe aur hum ....you will be amazed.... Please react to them.... I m looking forward for ur reaction... 😊

[@zebaansarkhan]

she legit sounds the same and even better without a mic on her instagram live 😭😭✨✨that’s how much talented and on pitch she is

[@jai_yogi]

Why are u crying?

[@prashant0833]

@@jai_yogi don't worry he is just emotional....music is emotion

[@ilikegirls.pause.imeangene3517]

Good music makes people emotional too 😁😁

[@user-db4hy5sv5s]

@@ilikegirls.pause.imeangene3517 really

[@Redwoodtree34567]

ikr❤️ astonishingly gifted singer

[@KL-ot7yt]

Indian classical musicians do sound like ancient musical instruments themselves.

[@Neelinmact]

But it was not classical music

[@yashodeeppatil7]

@@Neelinmact May be not full. But their is classical music.

[@vikaskkapoor5568]

You can find video on base of Indian raag's on KZbin.

[@aditipant249]

Because their base and training is Indian classical so their scale is naturally set to those notes.

[@prathvidandotiya7550]

@@Neelinmact base is classical

[@streammyuniverse322]

She is the nightingale of India... What makes indian singers such pros is hours and hours of practice and years of dedication and the classical training they get since very very young age. Indian singers don't rely on autotune at all. Live singing is a constant part of Indian music. That's why you won't find much difference in recorded versions and live versions.

[@Qualifiedgammer]

@Think Babul yeah right

[@ishita2708]

No it's sarojini naidu idiots😂😂

[@streammyuniverse322]

@Think Babul she was..but not Shreya is.

[@streammyuniverse322]

@Think Babul Sarojini Naidu is called the nightingale of India for her poetry and variations in concepts...but Shreya is termed nightingale of Indian music for her melodious and sweet voice. Those are two different titles.

[@death_parade]

For some reason I thought your name was STREAM PTSD. Made me chuckle.

[@hamzibrahim8189]

The girl is so intelligent and eloquent and the guy is so perceptive. Love this duo.

[@aprilswk6999]

Yes I hate reactors who just sit in front of camera and say like subscribe at end and call it reacting. This two are the opposite of that, they give their opinions and appreciation very well

[@swastik5898]

"She is like a flute herself" 😩🤣🤣🤣I've never heard something more accurate for shreya ghoshal than this.. Love ur reactions ❤❤❤

[@shubham9459]

It's ironic when you said "that was the whole breath" 10:24 for that long phrase vibrado. Next lyric was like "Jee lungi mein besaans bhi" translates to "I can live without breathing as well".. Listening to her is truly a gift to us..

[@Caimedk]

Good catch.

[@ShivamKumar-yt4nt]

Nice observation

[@nithinsankarpnithinsankarp3603]

Shreya Ghoshal is a living legend . queen of Indian music

[@artesiningart4961]

✌️😊🇵🇭 Shreya Goshal is the only female Indian singer I know. I know her when I personally look for Indian music, songs, and singers, and also for some Indian movies which involves music, songs, singing, dances, and dancing. There was a time back then after knowing and learning about India and Hinduism in high school from our Asian Studies and World History lessons in Social Studies, after watching "3 Idiots" during our free or break time in high school but during school or class hours and is also recommended by our Biology teacher, and while appreciating, loving, and enjoying some of their music, songs, singing, and dancing, among others especially and mostly from the movie, together with my classmates, when I personally started or began to want to learn and know some more about India such as Indian culture, music, songs, singing, singers, dances, drama, dramatic and theatrical arts, Hindu stories and epics, other Hindu and Indian literature, entertainment, history, people, languages, geography, and the Indian/South Asian/Dharmic religions of Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and Sikhism, among some few others. Those were the times when I also know about Shreya Goshal and also about Sonu Nigam. They are the only two Indian singers I got to know and that I still only know up to now or up until now. Buenas tardes desde na Ciudad de Zamboanga, Filipinas! (Magandang hapon mula sa Lungsod ng Zamboanga, Pilipinas! / Good afternoon from Zamboanga City, Philippines!)

[@prabhakar8875]

👍

[@alinachrist8416]

I would recommend sunidhi chauhan as well. She is a really versatile singer.

[@xenomoe9519]

😂Are you sure you're Filipina ? Btw our pleasure

[@prajithkannan7047]

Magandang hapon. Salamat po. from Nueva Vizcaya. Indian btw

[@user-db4hy5sv5s]

@@xenomoe9519 no.. he is indian

[@rielezin7171]

Even north indians still can't communicate properly in south india and vice versa. This is how diverse a single country India is.

[@braveguy7505]

Yes true! I speak Kannada but I can't speak Hindi or any Indo-aryan language but I can understand little.

[@alinachrist8416]

@@braveguy7505 Good for u mate, I cant understand a word in any south indian language. But I really wanna learn at least one.

[@Harshanandita]

Now we can Almost everyone understand english now Even South Indian can understand Hindi little bit So not a big problem 🙂

[@braveguy7505]

@@alinachrist8416 All 4 Dravidian languages are simple and easy. Tamil and Malayalam are bit same and Kannada & Telugu are bit same in writing systems and speaking too. We have Tulu language also from Karnataka.

[@aditsud5354]

@@braveguy7505 they sound so difficult man I want to learn one south langauge but it's so hard I know only hindi punjabi and english.

[@user-tt3ou8wu5h]

"Mere dholna sun" live by shreya will blow your mind

[@oumaima8223]

She's one of the respected singers in india

[@rielezin7171]

What indian modern music does is perfectly fuse western and indian classical style of singing into one

[@Devrajjjjjj]

She has the most beautiful voice in the world ♥️.. Yes her voice sounds like an instrument 💖

[@mikasayeager2727]

I love shreya ghoshal voice she has an angelic voice😍

[@nowrinsugeerkhan2073]

It's taught by classical music teachers. Kids usually learn at a young age. It's very very different from western music especially the pure Indian classical music.

[@gondinachu2824]

When weleska says it's in just one breath !!!! Shreya literally says I can live without breathing

[@malyrx560]

Melody Queen. No one can beat her when it comes to music!

[@worldpeace3862]

Shreya ghoshal is legendary angelic Diva of south Asia 💎👸

[@rielezin7171]

Languages in india can be completely different. Some north indian language mainly sounds like hindi while others are completely different while south indian languages like tamil telugu are completely different than north indian languages same goes for west, north eastern and east india.

[@sayanmandal1289]

As in India there is many singing Queen's 👸 Shreya Ghoshal is Classical queen 👑 of modern times. To learn classical music 🎵 we go to singing schools, personal teacher and also in secret places.

[@zebaansarkhan]

y’all really need to get into indian music cuz it will blow your mind 😭

[@natramesh51]

In India every family will send their kids to learn music - be it vocal or an instrument from the early age 3-4 or 5 years and they will spend an hour to 2 hours of learning from a teacher. If it is vocal, they will start learning about the basics of music starting with the 7 notes ( Sa, Re, Ga, Ma, Pa, Da, Ni similar to Do, Re, Mi, Fa, So, La, Ti) and learn about the various Classical music (called Ragas ) from that time on. If they are talented and can persist they will go through hours of practice and it is repetitive until they get it right according to the teacher. Riyaz ( practice for vocalists) is a must and teacher tend to be very strict and ask you what you practiced and for how long etc. So singers in Indian movies - have had some basic classical musical training and tend to learn how to sing movie songs with the lyricist and the composer.

[@taylorsversion5908]

Ok!! We need more reactions to Indian music by you two...

[@aj0613]

one of my fav Indian artists. her voice is so heart taking. also love ur reactions.

[@vivrozario9202]

There are more then 19000 languages in India, 121 spoken languages, Hindi being the most spoken which, alone has 84 dialects as you move from east to west and north to south.... Coming to Shreya, even the Grammy cannot justify her enchanting voice... thank you for reacting.

[@TabeshKhan]

Interesting, the instant you say "in one breath" , the very next phrase she sings means that "I would live without even a breath", literally. Around that 10:30 time mark.

[@SGianShovon]

Shreya is the QUEEN👑❤️

[@navyamishra7507]

That's what indian music feels a like Autotune: 0 Talent :1000

[@grand584]

In India there is like you can found any 10 to 20 people with extraordinary talent in particular village or state here is so much talent everywhere on different levels seriously very proud to be an Indian🇮🇳

[@shibasinha4384]

Indian singers r more versatile thn any other singer in the world

[@baghyasrib6929]

Please let's not do this. We don't have to put the other singers down to appreciate Indian ones. Music is different all around the world so let's just appreciate its diversity.

[@sillymesilly]

@@baghyasrib6929 no he is correct. It is due Indian classical music training

[@akshat2237]

@@sillymesilly He isn't correct , Because Different Countries have different types of classical singing and all of them requires so much practice and Hard Work.

[@ChandanSingh-ej2hu]

@@akshat2237 No other classical singing is as nuanced and complex as ours.

[@ChandanSingh-ej2hu]

@@baghyasrib6929 bro why u so pressed

[@lyndaal5792]

Guys u need to react to her Acapella with or without a mic to understand how outstanding she is💜

[@shuvangibasak5693]

Shreya Ghoshal....she is the queen of bollywood....

[@natramesh51]

Sanskrit is the base for most Indian languages, although the South Indian language TAMIL is the OLDEST Language in the world! Shreya is the melody queen of Bollywood but she has sung in many of the Indian Languages !

[@satyaarya5633]

Tamil isnot oldest language of the world. It's just 2,500 years old language . Sanskrit is much older than Tamil.

[@anuroopchengot7797]

@@satyaarya5633 unfortunately you are wrong

[@satyaarya5633]

@@anuroopchengot7797 Unfortunately your assumption that Iam wrong is wrong because my comment has basis that sanskrit is much older than Tamil.

[@parkjimin892]

@@satyaarya5633 Oh dear you are totally wrong go and search in google

[@HM87520]

@@parkjimin892 oh dear if Google is your primary source for stuff related to ancient scriptures, beliefs and Languages then may God bless you with some sense.

[@samanthamasters5015]

Check shreya's Berkeley Ensemble too! There r some beautiful Indian ensemble by Berklee too. Also, check Vidya Vox for her take on indian and western music mixes.

[@anamikadas05]

she is the queen of melody ❤️🌼

[@rajdeep33001]

Since you guys liked this song so much, i'm gonna suggest you some of her live performances- kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5OuhJSBbpmNaqM Below is her performance at Berklee college of music- kzbin.info/www/bejne/bJrJn5qvhc-Eabc If you're wondering what's unique about this style! Well, Indian music typically contains no harmony, and can be completely improvised. Indian music consists of folk, classical (Hindustani and Carnatic) and pop music, among others. The Classical music is characterized by microtones (or shruti), notes (or swara), ornamentations (or alankar), among others. Shreya herself is completely Classically trained. To better understand Indian Classical music you would need to understand the concept of "Raag(also called raga)". The rāga is a unique and central feature of the classical Indian music tradition, and as a result has no direct translation to concepts in classical European music. Each rāga is an array of melodic structures with musical motifs, considered in the Indian tradition to have the ability to "colour the mind" and affect the emotions of the audience. Each rāga provides the musician with a musical framework within which to improvise. Improvisation by the musician involves creating sequences of notes allowed by the rāga in keeping with rules specific to the rāga. I would love to provide a few videos for better understanding- kzbin.info/www/bejne/eXPXd6dpfbqeipI kzbin.info/www/bejne/iajCeZVvd6qtgck A person with complete mastery over Classical music and Raag's would look something like this- kzbin.info/www/bejne/q3bUiq2ar5iNrMk I hope i've been helpful in making Indian music technicalities a little more understandable to you and not made it overwhelming. Apologies for the long message!😁

[@Fidah]

She sings in so many languages. Check out her south indian songs as well 💙

[@viralvideo8090]

Shreya ghoshal and arijit are 2 gems of India.... We are so proud to live in this era of these 2 legends

[@NCore_._]

4:28 To the best of my knowledge, 2 of world's oldest languages Sanskrit and Tamil are from India. Sanskrit isn't spoken in day day to life anymore but is used in most ceremonies and in prayers and rituals. It's the mother of a lot of Indo-Aryan languages and hence is the mother of a lot of languages spoken in Northern India like Hindi, Bengali, etc. Though today's Hindi has been influenced by Urdu and English so it's quite different from it's original self. As for Tamil it's the oldest living language and is spoken by a people of a whole state. I don't know if other south Indian languages originated from it, even if to a certain extent. So I won't make any statement on that. But sadly most people try to speak English now coz they see it as a sign of class and think speaking in their native tongue is being illiterate or uneducated which ironically in itself is a very uneducated mindset shown by those people. Even one of my friend doesn't care if he knows/speaks his mother tongue well or not. People don't take pride in knowing their own language well anymore. Even though my friend and I share the same mother tongue he speaks to me in Hindi, though he can communicate in his native tongue and does so only with his parents. It's just a tragic situation is all I can say. It's the same case with the rich culture and traditions that we have which it's people themselves don't respect as they wanna be so-called "Western" or modern. I just want this rich heritage to be known by others that how cool it is and want it to last for eternity even if it's own people don't care about it.

[@prakashraju9959]

India 🇮🇳 is proud to have her ❤ all indian's are respect to her voice 👏❤we really proud of her ❤💙

[@sujatabose7983]

For more Shreya Ghoshal, I recommend her song Bhari Bhari. With your music training, I think you'll appreciate the classical elements of this song.

[@ranbirbarman95]

She is Goddess of Singing.... Made everyone fall in love with her. ❤️

[@CSSudharsanVAT]

Indian classical is the toughest to learn in the world it takes years to get the perfection still many people who learnt aren't perfect.

[@DeepakSharma-uv8ip]

Percesion of notes is just bang on. Perfect.

[@pokefan9065]

Please react to her "Angana Morey" single. U will get goosebumps

[@raejlwong4947]

Gorgeous ethereal sound from her is unique sounding and beautiful love the instrumental too.

[@tanielented4773]

QUEEN 👑 SHREYA LIVING LEGEND

[@paragboro]

React to this - this is rhythmic - precursive song Shreya Ghoshal- Mere Dholna Sun

[@deepalijeswani7224]

Thank you for reacting to indian music.... Please react to many more in future..... Love from India 🇮🇳

[@heliobronzerxyz3813]

Thank You for appreciating Indian Music

[@rahulkhandelwal5190]

She is a living legend!!! 🔥🙌...

[@champion8224]

Please react more to her live performances.. Love from india

[@bhumikadede4081]

Ohh loved ur both reactions❤❤she's the best singer in bollywood

[@rahulmishra9989]

Practicing Indian Classical Music gives you the the breath control and let you play with the sound coming out of your mouth and shape them in different melodies, as close it gets to explaination

[@rival417]

Queen's voice ! Shreya mams voice the voice of heaven.

[@navtektv]

Ah yes, your first reacting of Shreya. It's fun to look back on this considering where you guys are today in regards to your knowledge and appreciation of Indian and Bollywood music. It's been a fun journey.

[@seventhree7538]

She is called the Nightingale of India. Truly a Gem in the Indian Music Industry 💎.

[@mikeinisrael]

I am lovin it!!!!! New fan of her from the Philippines ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@satyaarya5633]

Did you listen to any of her song ?

[@poushaldas7897]

She's an nightingale

[@kawshikadesilva60]

It's amazing that people like you still appreciate the quality of music. Many young people tend to prefer electronic music, so it's truly valuable to see you all have such an understanding of music.

[@rajashreebanaji7625]

Shreya is so down to earth and achieved soo much success and popularity in Indian music industry...gem she is

[@HemanthKumarJadhav]

Gaatra Veena meaning Vocal Veena. Veena is an classical Indian string instrument. And in Indian classical singing voice is also considered as an instrument.

[@norielrafael]

She doesn't need autotune; Autotune needs her. ---- Love from the PH 🇵🇭

[@sinchanm1668]

Please react on Shreya Ghoshal's #anganamorey. U will get Goosebumps .such a wonderful song 💥💥with classical and western music style mix .

[@SunilKumar-jl4qy]

melody QUEEN 🥰🇮🇳

[@NewDay8429]

you guys r letting the music take u places physically nd mentally and love your intepretation.

[@riazkottal4833]

Years and long hours of disciplined learning Indian Classical music is what this is the result of!

[@falgunibhattacharya9115]

I m getting crazy of ur reactions what u guys doing...yes luv u from India.

[@AnoushkaRoy]

Indian singers get classical training which is very different form normal vocal training hence why they do it so effortlessly. Some singers are insane

[@mangopeople1941]

What I find one of the most captivating parts of this performance is that the last sentence meant "are you listening to me?" Right at the end, like she leaves me wanting for more. Yes I am listening, please sing some more but she ends it there. My god.

[@abhijotgill3757]

Please react to more of Shreya maam's songs ...she is a legend... Nd react other indian singers too🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@neetanaik1228]

Listen to her sing mera dholna video live performance - it's kind of indie pop and classical mix with being breathless speed.

[@recluseyt9157]

i think u should react to mere dholna sun by shreya g... its seriously good

[@S_K_J]

now both of them know more Indian signers than i do 😂😂😂😂

[@archiemaity2458]

She is a living legend

[@anjana3267]

She is our pride 😍

[@sunilthakore5715]

In India music has been part of our upbringing, and stems from ancient mantra that developed insturments that resonate with the body's function. Emotion of sorrow, and joy are created by different sounds. If you are in a state of joy you create health. These emotions are amplified by mantras, now music and song. This was the way of life from ancient times, and was known by the ancient gurus (Teachers).

[@meenakshimassong5412]

She's the legend the shreya Ghosal.i Can't be done. We feel proud that the legend singer is from our country

[@vijaypawar2359]

Indian music is fantastic, I love your comments, they are really technical, me from India 🇮🇳! Mumbai!

[@padminikrishnamurthy7821]

Classical music is the foundation. It teaches breath and pitch control , lyrics rhythm and vibrato in an organized manner. It is part of Indian culture.

[@SiddlovesIT]

🖤🖤Shreya ghosal mam .....she is our vocal ☺️ Queen

[@mkrao100]

Indian music is very complex and so also all the languages derived from mother of languages Sanskrit.

[@pronamimukherjee190]

Thanks for your lovely comments 😘 😊. She is extremely talented and never goes wrong anywhere!proud Indian. 🙏🏻

[@sharuahmehak7029]

I love the galz reaction, so pure 😂😍😂

[@saikatpatra7601]

I know you guys really didn't expect this😅, Shreya Ghosal is the queen in india, not only by singing also she is as beautiful as any model and Arijit sing is the top 1 male singer in Asia and also he is 4Ith searching singer on Spotify 🥰

[@saurabhkomawar6997]

She is whole music in herself... Queen 👑✨🌸

[@bhargavk9632]

*React to more of Arijit Singh* He has some amazing MTV live performances

[@Betelgeusewaitforit]

Well we'd expect that. Shreya has been practicing and performing live since being a teenager. She was already quite good very early. But yes, she really worked hard everyday and it shows. talent with discipline in practice . This is the end result.

[@kirtigupta9753]

Welcome to the most melodious singer on Earth ! If u are a musician and u don't know Shreya then you are not born yet ! Now that u have discovered Shreya, time for u to discover Sonu Nigam too !

[@abhishek_raj]

Shreya Ghoshal is something divine, no one even comes close to her in singing quality. We actually did a small voice recording code recognition in college on her voice as a project, there were no irregular spikes, just musical notes which could be clearly identified.

[@SRKIANEVER]

Shreya Ghoshal Queen 🖤👑

[@lateshpanwar9405]

She is singing Queen of India 🙏🙏

[@anjaliahuja3058]

Oh i am with u in this music journey . there are many singer present in bollywood singing according to the situation of the movie but Arjit Singh and Syreia goshal are the two genius singer .they both are ruling on the bollywood industry.

[@Codetutor-DemystifyCoding]

To answer your question on how music is taught and learnt in India. Typically most of these singers start very early in their childhood. Starting at the age of 5 - 6 is very common. In now modern days, most of these classical music teacher teach at comfort of their home/institute. Student go there on regular basis if not for daily basis. It is taught in big universities as well. But the foundation is laid in childhood. In old traditional teaching method, disciple/student stays with teacher's home. As a student you would do what your teacher ask you to do and then in return teacher would teach you the music. Your meals and accommodation is taken care by the teacher and mostly would be free of cost. In modern days this system is discontinued. Hence in older days, music used to run in family. But regardless which system is used, the key is - all this starts at pretty early age.

[@anupbose5824]

Both KoushikiI and Shreya are the scecond generation of Indian classical vocal song. They started to learn and practice when they were 3-5 years old and needed almost 6-8 hours daily practice. their parents are also known singer may be not so highlighted.

[@HimanshuSingh-xb7fo]

Shreya goshal 😍 queen of singer

[@yogeshgoel2794]

I only cry after listening to Shreya mam..and i get lost in my own world after listening to arijit sir

[@NehaGupta-nr5dp]

I love to watch your reaction on indian song please do more

[@reginoejera8216]

That's why Robert Plant, George Harrison, Jimmy Page and other legends keep on invading indian music.. indian music notes is one of kind..