*LEGENDARY* 🎵 Juan Gabriel - Hasta Que Te Conocí - REACTION

This is our first time listening to Juan Gabriel. His performance of Hasta Que Te Conoci is legendary.
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[@juanheredia2293]

He doesn't have an American equivalent. I think you would have to mix different American icons to get something like him. This guy was liked by many generations from the old to the young. Not just in mexico but latin America.

[@gracielamunoz8168]

¡Exacto!

[@theartistformerlyknownasje6358]

🐐

[@IrandeThera]

¡Nadie puede tener equivalentes con Mariachi! No entienden la belleza de este genero, creo que ni siquiera alcanzar a escuchar las armonías con el Mariachi!

[@lxDastanxl]

Black from Pearl Jam by the lyrics and the emotion on his voice plus performance. but his opera like voice mm yeah hard to find

[@nobodywillcare2]

@Mora Africano Camilo Andres even then this guy composed the mariachi music as well. In 100% control of everything. Wrote over 1800 songs.

[@ComicBookNerdOutCBNO]

Juan Gabriel would be equivalent to Elvis. Pure legendary. Every song a hit. Loved by people who mocked him openly for being gay but yet bought his music. A beautiful man of very humble beginnings and never forgot who feeds him. He loved his public. I love him. Every song a hit. Loved and performed up to the age when he died. My regret in life almost above all is, not seeing him perform. I do his songs in karaoke. I miss him.

[@El-ingobernable]

i would say he's the equivalent to Elton John especially because of being gay.

[@obednbf]

@@El-ingobernable Lol

[@El-ingobernable]

@@obednbf thanks?

[@marlon1945]

Both of you are wrong. He is not equivalent to either of those. He’s on a category of itself. Great vocals, awesome director and producer, longevity, wrote over 1000 songs, great influencer. This man leaves those other two in the dust

[@diegonavia1404]

Elvis would be the best comparison but obviously he is one of his kind. Vive Juanga!

[@bryanrodriguez8546]

If you guys want a more emotional song you should listen to amor eterno from the same day he performed this song , it’s a song dedicated to his mother and it’s amazing

[@michaelmorris7451]

Amor Eterno is a good song, but the best rendition was probably by Rocio Durcal. As you know doubt know, she was born in Spain (an actress & singer there), but met Juan Gabriel in Mexico many years ago and ended up recording many CDs of songs written by him. She also recorded CDs of music by Roberto Livi (a very famous (to singers) Argentine composer, and Marco Antonio Solis & Joan Sebastian). I saw Rocio Durcal in concert twice, once in October 1997 (Universal Amphitheater); It was her 53rd birthday when I saw her in 1997; they brought out a cake for her on the stage. I saw her again at Cox Arena (San Diego) in 2002; I think that she already had cancer by then. Her two best audience responses from songs that night (October 1997) were for JG's Amor Eterno and Marco Antonio Solis' Como Tu Mujer, both of which were big hits on the radio for her. Both songs brought enthusiastic applause towards the beginning of when she started singing them and at the end of the songs. She also got big audience responses for Vestida De Blanco & Como Han Pasado Los Años, both by Roberto Levi....and both great songs.

[@theaztecwarrior1190]

😥 this man’s music is like a bullet to the heart one of the most emotionally most beautiful singers of all time listen to him if you really wanna cry your heart out

[@ELChamuco-ug7tf]

Rocio Durcal’s career was basically dead by the late 1980’s/ early 1990’s but Juan Gabriel revived it by writing songs specifically for her. Rocio Durcal’s version of Amor Eterno is very good but there is an emotion that Juan Gabriel projects that only he can when performing his songs. We all have different tastes. I prefer Juan Gabriel’s version but I play both versions because both singers sing it so awesome.

[@furiogiunta7886]

I love old Latin music like this, such passion.

[@danielayado5047]

It is music mexican not latin

[@DimitarBerbatov11]

Hey what up Furio? How’s Sicily?

[@AztekDeathWeasel]

Mexican music bro, We're proudly mexican.

[@furiogiunta7886]

@@AztekDeathWeasel sorry dude my bad

[@g.masterlordoftheg-force4770]

Dude, Latin hasn’t been a thing since the fall of the Roman Empire. Spanish may come from it, but it isn’t the same.

[@angelcervantes9222]

One thing about popular Mexican artists is that a lot of their songs sound like really good party/dancing music, but when you actually listen or read the lyrics. It's just so emotionally driven and just sheer poetry of their soul because inserted in a song. You guys should totally check out more of his music and there's plenty of more hispanic/latino artist like him to find too!

[@networkengineer446]

Yes, yes this. Poetry!

[@TheNotoriousNemo]

Damn that is a great performance, great song, top notch, performance reminds me of queen.

[@juanlenis5675]

You need to check out Jose Jose - El Triste en vivo, this is one of the greatest performance ever

[@Timoeltejano]

Wow! Now that's throwback. My grandparents listened to Jose Jose when I was a kid. Have not listened to him since my grandmother passed. Thanks for reminding me of some great music.

[@bigtexyogz]

I'm a grown ass man over here balling my eyes out watching this reaction. Brings back memories of my childhood. Thank you, Brad and Lex! ❤

[@breckrichardson390]

Yes, Juan Gabriel was certainly a big deal, with a career spanning decades. I first discovered him while living in Mexico in the '80s and I (instantly) became a huge fan. I still am. Lex asks who to equate him with in the English-speaking world. I agree with Brad that he's in a class of his own, but he's often been referred to as the Elvis of Mexico.

[@alexsonicmx291]

Juan Gabriel was an icon for the musical culture of Mexico, a prolific composer and a showman in every sense of the word. He broke the paradigms of society from the end of the 70s, because Mexican society has always been very macho and with his enormous talent mouths fell. Regarding the comparison, I think that the Mexican and American markets are very different, and as Brad says, it is music that makes a sad moment something happy and that reflects a lot of the Mexican idiosyncrasy, where there are parties like the Day of the Dead. I played in a play where music was used solely by Juan Gabriel and close friends of musicians who accompanied him live for years, they told me that he had so much repertoire that he used to perform in cities in the United States 3 days in a row and his true fans bought tickets for the 3 days because every day he sang a show with a different playlist. I think that if they hadn't heard it before it's because, as Brad says, it's music in Spanish and I think that the Anglo market practically does NOT consume music in another language or at least not in Spanish, so it's as if it didn't exist, but it was an amazing artist.

[@ramosarmando80]

Best part of the video is even though he’s content in the first part it’s very calm, then the love interest spices things up, and when he decides to leave it’s extreme.

[@TreezyE83]

On point ❗ divorce/ break up party music! He does dabble in this alot and True Love music. R.I.P. world renowned Legend.🎉...22...

[@carlospopovich]

He's the "Frank Sinatra" of the Latin culture.As big as they get..👏

[@kingbee1971]

Pedro Infante #1

[@raulgebhardt5121]

That´s Luis Miguel

[@gracielamunoz8168]

Luis Miguel solo gran cantante igual que Sinatra, Pedro gran cantante, excelente actor y carismático pero no puedes comparar. Juan Gabriel fue y será el ARTISTA MAS COMPLETO Y GRANDIOSO de México

[@ajoloteenvaso]

That’s Jose Jose

[@eduardolabarreda4573]

Im frrom mexico and to me he was not only the best singer bbut the best composer of all time yesterday today and probably tomorrow every song he wrote im talking inthe hundreds where a hit he was the Salvador sanchez in boxing this two a truly virtuous individuals

[@selenesanchez9526]

Amazing! Juan Gabriel wrote so many wonderful songs but in my opinion by far this is one of his best creations. The best mariachi and orchestra in combination with his voice and performance is one of his greatest hits. I can hear this song over and over and over, I love it. I miss him so much gone to soon. Viva Mexico!

[@AlexHernandez-yb9rx]

Thank you for reacting to Juan Gabriel. I don’t speak Spanish, but my grandma used to listen to her Spanish records and tapes, and Juan Gabriel was one of her favorites. Who is he equal to? I really don’t know, but I remember seeing Juan Gabriel in the audience of Arsenio Hall show bc Gloria Estefan was on the show. This was back in late 80s I’d have to say. And they said that Juan Gabriel is like the Michael Jackson of Mexico. He was very popular. I don’t know too many songs, but if you can react to another song, Te Voy a Olvidar is a really good one too. Thank you again. It brought back memories of my grandma 💕

[@joedonlewis9820]

Not only was Linda Ronstadt the biggest female rock ⭐ of the 70s but her all Spanish album went platinum in one day, in America. My favorite is Por Un Amor, oh, and also Volver Volver. The white doves at the end of the live video is unbelievable. She nailed it. I don't speak Spanish.

[@joedonlewis9820]

@pc She's Mexican American from Tuscan. She attributes her extraordinary vocal skills to singing Mexican folk songs growing up.

[@joedonlewis9820]

@pc She was only 18 when she arrived in LA, a fully formed vocal stylist, very smart and brave. She was my teenage celebrity crush.

[@michaelmorris7451]

Canciones De Mis Padres. i had three of her CDs in Spanish. My favorite song was Tu Solo Tu, a very old and famous song; Pedro infante also sang it and so did Selena (not Selena Gomez). The best version is by Selena (the singer who was murdered). It was, to me, Selena's best song. but all three of the singers i just referenced did a great job with it; just a fantastic song. I don't speak Spanish either. I can stumble through something written in spanish, but i have gringo ears, so when people are speaking to me, it goes right over my head. I don't speak spanish, but love music in Spanish, in Portuguese, in French....... i don't speak piano or guitar, either but i also like those instruments.

[@reno5298]

I think Juan Gabriel and Vicente Fernandez are like the Michael Jacksons the Latin American community. They were icons and their music was loved by fans of different generations and genres. Even people who didn't speak Spanish themselves loved them because their parents loved them. They have both recently passed and I remember Latinos just mourned their deaths as if they had lost one of their own. I had never seen people so sad over a stranger's death since the death of Selena.

[@stevedahlberg8680]

I had never heard of him either but I love it. I also like Los Tigres del Norte and also this guy, Javier Batiz, known mostly as a guitar player and teaching Carlos Santana to play but when he sings he really seems. You guys covered House of the Rising Sun by The Animals at one point, this is his cover of it and he just kills it. It's in Spanish but then again it kind of frees your mind up to not have to worry about parsing every single lyric and just listen to it and the emotion. But because you've already heard House of the Rising Sun, which so many people have covered, you're already familiar with the story of someone whose father was a drunk and in the end they go back to New Orleans to wear that ball and chain. m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJCVgolja6uMj5o

[@harrisonspencer46]

Javier Vargas is an incredible guitarist 🎸. "Sacalo", "Blues Latino" and a lot more.👀

[@angeldelacruz8554]

I love how you guys react to songs from when I was growing up ❤️ it makes me sad hearing it because I miss my family and seeing them happy. Love ya if you guys can please listen to another one of my childhood favorites “Amigo veneno-Zacarías Ferreira”

[@rafaelramos1298]

He was so Unique...

[@Caprizonica]

I'd say he was like an Elton John+MJ but truly, he was in a league of his own. He mixed pop music with regional music back then when that type of mix didn't exist.

[@jorgeluisgonzalez1648]

Excelente 🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉

[@roxelbr]

Maybe not American but some how the closest in terms of a showman, and a composer I think might be Elton John.

[@rolandosarabia810]

Top notch 😍 please react to Stromae either at Coachella or the Tiny Desk appearance

[@zihuanena]

In 1994 music video for Pero Qué Necesidad, he included a gospel choir. The live performance is great (as always) but the original music video tells the story of tolerance and inclusion kzbin.info/www/bejne/rIK6Xq14lK97mNU also 1-2 years before his death he re-recorded his song Querida as a duet with Colombian rocker, Juanes … studio session included gospel singers

[@chicanopatriot4322]

In this ballad u can hear the souds mark anthony borrowed. J.g. wrote songs 1000+

[@ignaciozinzun6021]

Hola les recomiendo un grupo mexicano el Tri triste cancion de amor vercion sinfonica

[@callmeoutlaw6601]

I would love to see you react to Girl From Ipanema. The second most recorded song in history and a masterpiece.

[@tronslater274]

Like how you go into Spanish music…

[@elcanaldenadie335]

James brown Einstein

[@mroudemus410]

This guy is the Mercury of Mexico. He was not just famous in Mexico, but in all the Spanish speaking world including the Hispanic community in the U.S. which comprises millions of followers. The reason I say he was like Mercury is because he created all his music and lyrics. When performing you never heard the same song as the original. Since he created the music, he twisted his music on stage as he pleased. He added and remove parts, and even invented lyrics during the performance. Each presentation was unique, never to be repeated.

[@victorbeltran1065]

Era muuuuuy gay hahah, lo amo

[@thiago.2545]

Juan Gabriel lived on the streets and was arrested unjustly accused of stealing food. After spending 1 and a half years in prison, the jailer who had heard him sing introduced him to a famous actress, and this legend began. Proof that sometimes we need to go through very difficult situations to become something great.

[@willieblanco3562]

Greatest of all time , he does a cover of credence Clearwater revival have you ever seen the rain. Must watch Asi fue, live version with him wearing the white suit. Can't wait to see your reaction to just about any song from him. He is comparable to Frank Sinatra, Freddy Mercury, Liberace and any other singer , performer. He wrote , composed , performed a gazillion song and can sing them in several different genres of Mexican music

[@Milosenpotion]

IMO it's pretty hard to find an English equivalent of Juan Gabriel. His stage performance is essentially GOAT level, which would make one compare him to Elvis or MJ, but he also wrote an absurd amount of songs at a top top level. I would maybe compare him to somebody like Willie Nelson, if Nelson was also the most popular performer in his language for decades, and also much more prolific. Really, Juanga has no English equal IMO, and to find greater artists would require you to start looking into some of the classical composers of the past.

[@franciscoramirez4179]

There's no comparison! (Hate that we always do stupid comparisons why!!??) He is simply Juan Gabriel! And he left his mark in the Spanish music scene like no one else.💖🇲🇽👍

[@patriciabedolla6501]

🐐

[@anthonyjasso4125]

He is Elvis, prince, Elton John, and goerge strait all in one. He is one of the most iconic singers of all time

[@TheGripsession]

Hahaha I was gonna say almost the same thing. I'm bummed I never saw him live. He was prolific and once in a lifetime artist we are lucky to have witnessed

[@arthurcurry2003]

Well said

[@CoryHalper]

Somebody say james Brown

[@viacrucis2509]

For us South Texans, this hits close. Really glad you did this one. By the way, Lex is the first one I’ve heard pronounce that perfectly. Nice surprise.

[@basiliomartinez2116]

Exactly she pronounced it perfectly!

[@aTexasMexican2.0]

Go head on mama! This was a a good one y'all!

[@breckrichardson390]

I noticed that, too. Then she said she doesn't speak Spanish. I'm not so sure about that! I think she does.

[@raffaojeda]

Lexis your spanish is supresinly nice accent! I bet your mom is latin roots.

[@goodvibrations462]

...and here from McAllen tambien!

[@justpassingthrough3657]

Don’t speak a word of Spanish, but this is moving

[@jorgellanes5020]

Hope you guys React to Amor Eterno ( Eternal Love) from him as well. Song he wrote after his mom passed away.

[@jaimegarcia6114]

You’ve touched on my Mexican roots!! Juan Gabriel, one of the most prolific singer/song writers in the Latino world!! So many artists have covered his compositions. A master of story telling through song!! May he Rest In Peace. The men in the white suits are the mariachi’s. In this particular performance they are joined in with an orchestra. And Lexi, I don’t believe I’ve ever heard a banjo played in any Mexican music…I got a kick out of that…

[@Timoeltejano]

All of that true. Mixed boy here. And with my grandparents not speaking much English there was lots of Juan Gabriel, Vicente, and Freddy Fender. My abuelita learned English by listening to Freddy Fender, lol. Siempre, Juan Gabriel!

[@michaelmorris7451]

If a banjo was included in any of his CD/albums it would have been this particular CD (el méxico que se nos fue) a good CD. i used to have it, along with maybe 10 or 11 other Juan Gabriel CDs...i used to have about 1,100 CDs, about 300 in Spanish, a few in French & Portuguese. I speak English only. Anyway, listen to the songs on this CD, there may be a banjo in one of them, maybe not. There is definitely a C&W hoedown American fiddle in a song or two. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nHi8mK2iiK6Uj7M

[@bryanCJC2105]

This song is one of those that has the passion and the sheer power of the music that reaches deep into my Latino heart and brings tears to my eyes while I'm dancing.

[@barbaragonzalez3504]

This man is a legend. No one compares to him. He is one of the most respected Latino artist of all time. He is the pride of Mexico. He is called "El Divo de Juarez", sometimes affectionately called "Juanga". He is a singer-songwriter, actor, and composer. All his songs were guaranteed hits. He wrote songs for anybody that was anybody in the Latino industry. Every singer wanted to do a duet with him. He was very gracious, flamboyant, and charismatic. Unfortunately, he passed away, not so long ago. I love him! His songs were diverse. He sang upbeat and slow songs. Everyone loved him. He would give up and coming singers an opportunity. He was one of the constant singers from my childhood to my adulthood. He had a long career. A was a legend in his own lifetime.

[@joelguerra2539]

Gracias por reaccionar al mejor cantautor de Latinoamérica. Viva Juan Gabriel . Viva México . Un abrazo.

[@yodude9624]

This woman is very smart. God bless you sister.

[@kaiseralexander4968]

Love from all your Mexican subs ! Keep doing your thing.. great channel. How can I send requests?

[@Ktownsvg213]

Rip legend... og triple og... mad love to Juan ga.. thanks for doing this one yall.

[@oscarrios6048]

I’m Honor of the passing of one of the greatest Mexican Entertainers would you guys react to Vicente Fernandez-Por Tu Malditp Amor

[@jorgellanes5020]

THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU for Reacting to 1 of our Hispanic Legends.

[@Timoeltejano]

Right??? We are underrepresented here. Some Vicente would be great. He just passed away recently too.

[@kingc3521]

This dude was born in the city were I partially grew up. His story is amazing. So glad you guys are listening to this. My parents would listen to this when I was growing up.

[@mauriciovidrio9885]

1st one.. Whatt Spanish.. Lmao. I love Spanish music hope you can get some of my requests in the future.

[@srhotie]

JUAN GABRIEL one of the top male voice singers not only in MEXICO but all of LATINAMERICA!!! Such a classic song yet not the best performance in this live concert check "AMOR ETERNO" I will guarantee one of U wont make it thru the entire song without shedding a tear ...I truly appreciate U listening to this as a proud national born mexican what make this even more special is both of ur reactions!!! CONGRATS !!! ALBERTO & MEXICO is a big fan of ur channel continue sucess!! P.S--- Please do yourself and all of us fans a favor go check this song from JAUN GABRIEL kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJiuoquCds2Fgac

[@eliamielsolisceron7155]

Gracias queridos por reaccionar a un artista mexicano :))) love your videos!

[@mexica7831]

Liked your reaction Recommend Amor Eterno in Palacio de bellas artes Its the same performance

[@timelesstravelclub6240]

There’s nothing like a live Mariachi concert. And then throw in Juan Gabriel or Luis Miguel or Linda Ronstadt?! Increíble!

[@wanderlustaesthete4117]

And you can’t forget Vincente Fernandez

[@happymethehappyone8300]

OMC "HOW BIZARRE" (OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO ONLY!)

[@lifechanges4097]

So many different people love this song and don't even know what the words mean.... Knowing what the words mean and having gone through a bad relationship where you loved your partner so much, but the love wasn't shown to you.... It's deep!!! This is one of my top videos of all time!! The passion in his singing brings tears to my eyes. Best performance in my opinion EVER!!!!❤️❤️❤️😭😭

[@franknabozny6062]

The GOAT

[@jessemiramontes9995]

In a time of super homophobic men in Mexico, Juan Gabriel was accepted and revered as a national treasure by all Mexicans. And us Chicanos.

[@exodissonance6991]

Sheeesh! Brad with the ending facts. Here you have Mount Olympus of Spanish music males and yes there are titans of women. Def Juanga is high praised amongst many. To make Lex happy i guess the notoriety of Elvis and the Flamboyant, God like voice of Mercury

[@richdelacruz5460]

Check Vicente (Chente) Fernandez, Volver Volver or El Rey. He just recently passed away.

[@randytorres8211]

Great song. How about some tex-mex like the Texas Tornados. Maybe react to, Hey Baby Que Paso; Who Were You Thinking Of or, Guacamole

[@Crazywallyeats]

He was the original GOAT 🐐🔥🔥🔥 like he’s Mr worldwide lol. 💙💙💙💙

[@victormolina3601]

That's THE BEST LIVE performance by anyone. Ever. EVER! ANYONE. Cept maybe Queen.

[@jaimeserrano1953]

Hey guys what's up great reaction keep them coming love your videos what a legend. Can you please react to imtherealak family tree or let loose thanks

[@tonchi74]

11:45 Maybe, the equivalent of Juan Gabriel of that era would be Michael Jackson. Both Kings of pop.

[@josemadera3138]

You should check out his life story of being abandoned as alil kid by his mom being raised and abused in the streets he literally came from nothing

[@anonimoanonimo1354]

viva por siempre Juan Gabriel!!!!

[@marsjam4117]

TOOLs live performance of "Sober" (in the early 90s) can be very emotional

[@omarsondervargas2]

React to amor eterno.. With lyrics.. It's a beautiful song.. It will worth it!!

[@777luizo]

Please do Amor Eterno by Juan Gabriel! Great reaction!

[@viajesdepedro]

Juan Gabriel was super famous singer in Mexico and Latin American, he was something like Elvis Presley in his time.

[@thormarquez16]

"Así fue" is another good song by him as well

[@olgasanchez6772]

To keep it short and not emotional I love your Reaction!❤❤

[@tonchi74]

This song is a double standard of a broken heart. The sorrow part and the "I'm over it" part.

[@TheJcarrera]

I love your reactions very much ,but when I saw the reaction to Juan Gabriel I was really surprised, I don't know if you guys understand Spanish, but that eas awesome .Greetings from Mexico

[@adrihanna7096]

He was a little bit like Elton John maybe

[@LA2Chuck]

That Genre Fluid shirt is fire!

[@El-ingobernable]

not sure if this is the first spanish reaction but keep em coming! Check out Vicente Fernandez. He recently passed away.

[@goodiez408]

Thank you for landing on a Mexican Icon .. Juan Gabriel

[@chuygonzalezchuky1759]

QUIEN MAS BAILO "!?? PORQUE YO SI 🤭 🤣😂🤣😅🤣😂🤣😂✌️🇲🇽🤝🏾👍🏾🌮🥂🌮🥑🥑🥑🥂🍾🥑🥂🌮🥂🌮🥂🥂🌮🥂🌮🌮✍️

[@bellodrade]

You guys have to do 'No me queda mas' by Selena.

[@BabyGeneral96]

This Man is a Musical Legend out of 🇲🇽 a Latin Musical Icon,I found out about him after hearing Marc Anthony's Salsa Version of this Song & haven't stopped listening to him ever since,I'll give ya'll couple of Hit Songs so ya'll can react to them; PS..Hasta Que Te Conoci = Until I Met You Is a Heartbreak Song. Te Amare" - Marc Anthony "Imaginame Sin Ti" - Luis Fonsi "Nunca Voy A Olvidarte" - Cristian Castro "Si Tu Quisieras" - Luis Fonsi "I Just Want To Hang Around You" - La India "Si No Te Hubiera Conocido" - Cristina Aguilera (Feat. Luis Fonsi) "La Incondicional" - Luis Miguel "No Te Cambio Por Ninguna" - Luis Fonsi

[@RobertoGarcia-lv8ik]

Juan Gabriel - Abrázame Muy Fuerte (En Vivo Desde Bellas Artes, México/ 2013) kzbin.info/www/bejne/laWxh3ieiMqffpI

[@diablo4166]

RIP Juan Gabriel

[@javiercaceres6088]

If you are going to say his name, say it right. It is like Spanish speaker pronounce your name in Spanish. Juan(HUAN) Gabriel(GA’BRJEL)

[@bklysg]

There will never be another Juan Gabriel ! ... Cant compare.... To each their own but this is Mexico's Andea Bochelli/ Vicente Fernandez/ Michael Jackson 🤷🏽‍♂️ to each our legends ..may their voices sing for everyone!

[@ItalyQ]

Try DEBO HACERLO TODO CON AMOR....HE IS A GENIOUS COMPOSER MUSICAL NOT ONLY INTERPRETER. GENIOUS !! ....Mike Jackson !!?? ELVIS P.. not sure if he was composer.. too

[@selvadeconcreto]

Juan Gabriel was our latino Michael Jackson, Freddy Mercury or Liberacci!

[@familiavalenzuela2427]

I will not finish watching your video. You should have the English captions or at least the translation. Then I can't even see the small video. Others have it the other way. Bye.

[@salsanchez4177]

Elvis is the American equivalent of Juan Gabriel (JuanGa, as he was affectionately known). Here's ur next reaction video.... JUAN GABRIEL - INOCENTE POBRE AMIGO - CARAY (LIVE) REACCION!

[@onceblinkerfrommars1412]

Juan gabriel was the equivalent of a mix of Elvis Prestley and Elton John. He had the performance and sensuality of Elvis and the songwriting skills of Elton.

[@solmagico8874]

Juan Gabriel is the King of Music in México as Michael jackson the king of pop in USA. They are big great authentic talented stars. One of the best singers, composer in México along with MARIACHI. Traditional music from Jalisco. Saludos.

[@andreww1225]

what?

[@gilbertorodriguez5344]

LOVE FROM PUERTO RICO 🇵🇷 GOOD 🎧SHOW watching Juan Gabriel🎼check out MARC ANTHONY music🔥👯🎙 award,AGUANILE 🎩🎸👍🎶🎶🎶🎶

[@jgerardodelgadoable]

Freddy Mercury and Pavarotti wrote songs and music...Juan Gabriel wrote aprox 1500 songs...of course is a difference and no points to compare

[@slayercfv]

the lyrics in english the song Until met you didn't know what sadness means, I didn't know what tears mean, These tears that make me cry,I didn't know I knew only about affection, tenderness, Because ever since I was little, That's what my mother taught me, That's what my mother taught me This and much more I never suffered I never cried I was so happy My life was great oh My life was so different, something beautiful, divine Full of happiness I knew only about joy, about the beauty of life, I didn't know about loneliness, no About loneliness and so many other things too I never suffered, I never cried, I was so happy....My life was great Chorus(x2) Until I...met you, I started to see life with pain I'm not lying you, I was happy, Even though with so little love, And I realized too late, That I shouldn't have loved, Because now I think only of you,28 More than yesterday, much more I never suffered, I never cried, I was so happy... Until I met you Now I want you to tell me Whether it was worth or not the trouble Of meeting you Because I don't believe you anymore And you were so bad Yes, you were so bad with me That's why I never want I never want to see you Leave,leave, go... go away, I don't want you I never want to see you Leave

[@mitsuyoshitada1887]

Please react to LUIS MIGUE LA INCONDICIONAL the sun of Mexico ❤❤

[@norcalputters1027]

What a legend!!

[@cesarurias6646]

No person can compare to Juan Gabriel, he was the KING (even though he was a gay guy) in a country full of homophobia. MUCHO RESPETO. Even Brad and Lex ended up dancing in their sits.

[@xicotencatlaguayo1595]

React to " ETERNAL LOVE " in that same concert. Juan Gabriel was a Mexican singer Composer Singer-songwriter Actor Record producer. He is considered one of the most successful artists in Latin America, as well as one of the best composers and best-known personalities in the musical world in Mexico. His total sales are estimated at more than 100 million copies worldwide. the world, which makes him one of the best-selling artists in history. His oeuvre encompasses more than 1,800 compositions that have been translated into languages as diverse as Turkish, German, French, Italian, Tagalog, Japanese, Greek, Papiamento, Portuguese, and English, and performed by more than 1,500 artists and groups from around the world, from what is the most sung and versioned Hispanic composer worldwide.