Marc Anthony - Aguanile | Festival de Viña 2012 -Reaction

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[@lissiegonz2693]

Aguanilé… ❤ It is a tribute to our African heritage in the Caribbean

[@adrianaalbino5269]

Aguanile is a word used in Yoruba songs in honor to Oggun Orisha , God of war and blacksmith in this Cult, Aguan mean clean and ILÉ is house or place for cult of Orishas. Mai mai means Aché , bless and proteccion for everyone . Big influence of africans roots.

[@a.t.6322]

It’s pretty much African music, the Caribbean sounds much more like Africa than most American music does

[@NickoMusik]

It's obvious most slaves ended up in latin america and not in the us. Latin america and the Caribbean got big African influence, pple forget history

[@nss0223]

It’s not aftican music dummy don’t water down latino heritage it’s Caribbean

[@massage4today]

Very much so. Couldn't have said it better.

[@kenniethnelson]

Marc Anthony is a true legend bro. I'm a huge fan. I got to see him in Madison Square Garden in 2016 and it was an entire vibe that night!

So nice to see you react to Marc! Such a legend within the Latin community. His voice is incredible!

[@virgieila8973]

Espectacular 🇵🇷🔥🥰♥️

[@elbatorres6113]

Marc Anthony is an icon. React to Marc Anthony with Daddy Yankee, “De Vuelta Pa La Vuelta”… fire! Good vibes!❤

[@shanellblue4317]

Marc Anthony voice is so beautiful 😻 perfect pitch ! Seen him in concert he was worth every penny ❤❤❤ I’ll never forget how he sang his face clean off in Movie El Cantante

[@tylerhackner9731]

Love his voice

[@emilacevedo1562]

Awesome Marc is a legend react to hasta Que te conoci live

[@JorgesTravelJewels-gr1ek]

That song was the creation of Willie Colon and Hector LaVoe singing; they made it famous but since Marc Anthony´s idol was Hector LaVoe he paid tribute to him with this song.

[@ruthdalyzluciano7990]

Aguanile is an African word meaning spiritual cleansing. The original singer of this song was Hector Lavoe who had a bad addiction to heroin. The song is basically asking for spiritual cleansing of his addiction. Lavoe unfortunately passed but his legacy in the salsa movement is undeniable.

[@sabrinarosario6499]

Hector also practiced Santeria.

[@JocelynHarris-dq3vu]

Aguanile is a tribute to the African heritage and Hector Lavoe had been going through a lot based on the movie above his life (El Cantante: The Singer). He and his father were not talking to each other bc he went to New York and he was from Puerto Rico. And he had already lost one son in New York. Hector met his wife (they called her Poochie bc she looked like a cute dog). They had a son. Hector and Poochie started doing drugs in the 70s when Hector Lavoe was at his peak. In the mid 80s, the salsa sounds was falling off a lot (probably bc of Gloria Estefan and the Sound Machine), and Hector went deeper into drugs, he and Poochie were separated, and their son accidentally shot himself when he was 15. Then, he tried to perform again but the crowd was not very big. He was so depressed, that he tried to commit suicide by jumping out of a hotel window. Instead of hitting the ground, he bounced off the air conditioner and onto the grass. Then, he found out that he had AIDS because of his use of heroin, cocaine, and sleeping with other women while he was on tour. In fact, he had another woman pregnant early in their relationship, but Poochie stayed with Hector throughout all the arguing and fighting and finding him when he was high or drunk. In fact, Hector used to drink whiskey while he performed onstage. Hector Lavoe ended up passing away in 1995 at 45 years old. Marc Anthony played Hector Lavoe and Jennifer Lopez played Poochie. That's why Marc was singing Aguanile.

[@evadaly7856]

There is a version or a beginning part missing to the original song Mar Anthony sang, where a bell is ringing a madrina saying a prayer then the song you hear starts. Looks like it's off U Tube now. Thank you for your videos.

[@AracelyDaroch]

Love your voice

[@melissarosado7791]

My amazing artist 🇵🇷🔝💯

[@lisadelahaye6568]

you should also check out his other song 'You Sang to Me' - absolutely beautiful

[@lucycruz5933]

He sang this song and JLO was the dancer in the AGT final. Thanks for the reaction. Hope you continue to react to more of their songs.

[@francesmarinapatarangawhik4702]

Hi Nick, I've not seen or heard his voice for such a long time. This was great, familiar music and dancing...PEACE👍☝️🖼☝️🎇🤓

[@aidab8924]

Hey Hun If you want to see peak top talent for Marc Anthony watch is Madison Square Garden Concert from HBO back in 1999 i think was the year. You get both English and Spanish songs and he was HYPE AF lol

[@AS-pl1wu]

Glad you enjoyed it. The translation was way off and missed a lot.

[@merimasmakic1126]

H.Mack omegle bars 90 ❤‍🔥❤‍🔥💯❤‍🔥❤‍🔥 and released first CD

[@mahs70]

Tienes que oir la version original que es cantada por Hector Lavoe....

[@bn6244]

Yo Nick, a fire group for you XG. they sing they rap, they Trilingual and on the attack with the RnB Global pop fire.

[@LuisRodriguez-ik8dd]

ORIGINAL HÉCTOR LAVOE ( AGUANILE)

[@KyraWoodburn]

You should totally react to more Tina Turner songs. Love ur videos

[@miguelrivera6146]

The Puerto Rican Culture Mix African, Taino Natives, European

[@VMan29397]

Listen to the original by hector lavoe

[@williamflores1999]

This song is a cover from fanua all stars in the 70s. Song is about Christ and the river lNile in Africa

[@DanielSanchez-xi1ol]

Puerto Rico has African influence from the black slaves that were brought from the Spanish when they conquered the Caribbean

[@luisitoAM7]

Please make a reaction to Che Che cole by mark Anthony it’s in the same album

[@WRKF0RAMMO3]

The subtitles are WAY off.

[@Noname-ml6fd]

The English translation is horrible in that caption. lol There is a lot of African influence in Salsa music.

[@whyumadjid7533]

You maust watch New alex newel Performance " Independently Owned"

[@nelidacenteno4895]

Caribbean!! There is a big difference. And no, he wasn't the one he sang it. It was Hector Lavoe. It was his original song. The song you are hearing is santeria. Voodoo, my guy. They mixed catholicism with voodoo back in the days. When African ancestors were introduced to catholicism because of Christopher Columbus , there was a lot of suppression of African salves and Taino Indians . Look up Puerto Ricon history. Also, look at bonba and plena. Loiza Puerto Rico. It's the biggest African ancestors we have living there.

[@echa_caldo]

Lmaooo😅😅😊 u funny hahaha u said i wish i had more understanding of the song ...you said. He said something about spraying on girls hahaha 😅😅😂😅 oggun "Aguanile is a african god of war 😅😅😅 and the captions are off when it translate its always incorrect words that dont have any meaning and all whacky dont pay mind to it. Ask a person who is fluent in Spanish and english that can better explain it 😅😅😅 you had me rolling bro love channel and for showing the love and takin the time and effort to check on our boricua brother Marc Anthony I know his sister i have to show her this shes gonna love it ❤

[@echa_caldo]

That song is of a western african Nigerian saint( deity) called Oggun a path/avatar Aguanile" the god of war. But Marc redid a song of a late great Hector La voz a NuYokRikan salsa legend from back in the 60s and 70s marc made a movie with jlo on his life story. Trust me theres no arabic music or influences in that music its all Afro caribean from PuertoRico so yea its gots its african roots in the percussion instruments and all the other stuff is all influence of jazz Latin