Lara Fabian | Caruso | FIRST TIME REACTION

[@mattcriscuolo1541]

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[@almasmith906]

You just HAVE to react to Je t'aime live Paris 2001. She went through a difficult time and some said she wanted to quit singing so the audience took over the song. She sang I love you and they sang back at her we love you. It is a very emotional performance but mindblowing

[@vervideosgiros1156]

Her mom was from Catania.

[@jwhiteuk]

I love listening to the best voices in the world, but Lara is quite possibly in my opinion the best technical singer I've ever heard. The way she uses her breath to add impact is incredible. No-one quite performs a song like this amazing woman.

[@sharonlabrecque1655]

Lara Fabian is Fantastic 😍

[@milton1448]

Lara is everything that is right in this World. I'm so pleased these 20+ year old recording are being enjoyed by a new audience.

[@tolun99]

I've been listening to her non stop for 2 weeks now. She is breathtaking in every way.

[@_NCO]

I'm 28, German with a heart as cold as ice, I never cry, no matter how much pain I feel. But this song... makes me cry my eyes out At 10:32am without having being able to sleep.. this song is the song that allows me to feel again

[@damianvc31]

​@@tolun99 I know it's been a year from your comment but I think I'm on my way to 5 weeks in a row listening to her and watching reactions to her. If you figured out how to break the spell let me know 😂

[@tolun99]

@@damianvc31 🤣🤣 I guess it just dissipated a bit over time, but I still listen to a lot of reaction videos of this performance and a few others. She is just amazing.

[@larryc3860]

"Caruso" was written to honor Enrico Caruso, the great Italian tenor who died young, shortly after his daughter was born.....this piece imagines Caruso's last words to his wife and his daughter

[@markyboudgis3485]

She’s still is singing, alive and well mainly in Canada 🇨🇦 in the province of Quebec her voice and skills are still out of this world! Her voice and interpretation is way better than many others female singers, her English , Italian and French is impeccable

[@nydiaholmes6164]

She is phenomenal.

[@nedthumberland]

I don't know why. Tears streak my face every time I watch this performance. The pain, the regret, and the love...all so very palpable in her rendition of the song.

[@1908luigi]

La voce più bella del mondo

[@ardentynekent2099]

She's so vulnerably beautiful.

[@abc456f]

Her beauty is only eclipsed by her out of this world emotional vocals. She's so beautiful it almost hurts.

[@oscarspinolaneto9931]

Outstanding!!!

[@maribelbrown5888]

I always cry with this song. It was my father’s favorite song. He had a beautiful voice and used to sing it to me. My father was born in 1915.

[@mattcriscuolo1541]

Sweet. I hear you

[@adconsw]

Number 1 👌🇦🇺

[@barbvicari9889]

I hope my father in Heaven can see and hear her.

[@in_differ_ence]

She is the best vocalist ever 🙏🏻 now it is time for You are not from here or Adagio from her 😎😉 tnx for the reaction 🍾

[@mattcriscuolo1541]

Thanks!

[@RossNixon]

She is amazing. Certainly top in expressiveness and passion. Others are better in other measures, e.g. Floor Jansen.

[@rossemarieflores183]

ADAGIO. ..QUÉDATE. ..MAÑANA ES UNA MENTIRA... TANGO MI AMOR....UUUU tiene todos bellisimos ....la Adoroooo

[@gandigooglegandigoogle7202]

I'm not Italian, i'm french but i anderstand this language and this song brings me to tears.

[@donald1379]

she is the most amazing singer i never get tired of listening to her sing....her mother is Italian

[@stefanoytube9069]

Her italian is perfect because her mother is italian

[@fposmith]

With her mother being Italian, that makes her Italian. Within the Latin cultures of Europe the matriarch is dominant. Most don't even take the fathers last name. Fabian was her grandmothers maiden last name. And her grandmothers before her etc. Back for many generations. I know this as my wife is from Portugal. She did not receive her fathers name until she and her family immigrated to the U.S. in the early 1960's. Maria Isabel Lieges Manendez Bernardo Smith ! That's a mouth full to say. Bernardo was added by U.S. Immigration. As much as The people of Belgium and Montreal Canada want to make her French, She is not. Although she speaks it perfectly, as she does Italian, English, German, Spanish, Russian and a few others I can't recall at the moment.

[@daviddieudonne7829]

@@fposmith her mother being Italian doesn’t make her Italian… it just means she has a Italian heritage and a love for the country of her ancestors. She’s born and raised in Belgian and calls it home, especially Brussels. Although also from Canadian roots and lives there… She’s a Belgian Canadian that lives in Canada, just that simple. Btw, her own website is in French and English, no Italian except in her songs. So…not sure she would call herself Italian. Why would you give her a nationality without even knowing her, very strange…

[@ericsicard910]

@@daviddieudonne7829 she clearly said in an interview that she spent the first 7 years in Sicilia with her mother and grandma before returning to Belgium and that she learned Italian before french.

[@daviddieudonne7829]

@@ericsicard910 well, she s born in etterbeek, which is a part of Brussels, which is the capitol of Belgium, so a Belgian. Which is why you also wrote “returning”, and she wasn’t 7 when she moved back to Belgium but 5… anyway, I don’t know what you remember from when you were younger than 5, but her childhood was in Belgium, which is why she feels Belgian. I’m not saying it, she does. I was just saying to that other comment that having an Italian mother doesn’t make you Italian. She s born here and went to school here from the age of 5. Btw, today, even after living in Canada since the early 90’s she still has the Belgian nationality, along with the Canadian, but she doesn’t have the Italian nationality, which is HER choice… so saying she isn’t Belgian is dumb, as she literally is.

[@waterpark49]

I wish i was italian when i heard her singing the first time like this. Even without understanding the lyric, i cry like a baby everytime i listen to her Caruso. Let alone knowing the lyric. Thank you for your genuine reaction.

[@stephenreynolds8456]

Right? right? Mind blown... I felt the same way, her version of this song made me homesick for Italy....and I'm not even Italian........hahahaha. Enjoyed your reaction.

[@mattcriscuolo1541]

Thanks!

[@Paranghelie89]

I felt exactly the same, it's just awe inducing.

[@aris1956]

All this is beautiful ! Lara's interpretation of this wonderful Italian song that makes you feel homesick, in this case for Italy, even for non-Italians, is a wonderful thing ! If this happens it will mean that there is truly something magical about listening to the interpretation of a song, of a work of art like this. Greetings from Italy ! 🇮🇹👋 PS: obviously it would be even better to understand the meaning of the words, the lyrics of the song.

[@pierreraymond5202]

So beautiful, so well interpreted. Lara Fabian is one of the most beautiful singers to give us emotions. I hope that many Italians like you will have the chance to hear this wonderful performance. Thank you from Montreal.

[@mattcriscuolo1541]

Thanks!

[@victorjoseph8948]

she is my favorite artist what a voice it holds so much vibrational emotions she communicates it like a master . thumbs up

[@ChrissyCancilla]

I sobbed through the whole thing..I was married to a gorgeous Italian...he would have loved to hear her..thank you...♥

[@pclig2383]

Lara is pure talent, only she and the piano sounds amazing, what a voice!!! 👍👍👏👏

[@wolffbites]

IT'S OKAY TO CRY MATT

[@halfrutter2226]

She’s so much better than Celine, but never had the commercial success in America. The only other version of Caruso is Pavarotti’s for me. Lara gives it her all.

[@Brougham1974]

Florent Pagny also sing Carusso, another good french singer.

[@BlueSky-pn1ye]

Yes

[@LexicationESL]

She's pure magic! A legend! Leaves you speechless!

[@CELocke-fq1kj]

Totally agree with you. Been addicted to this women's voice for about 5yrs now, when I first saw her Je Suis Malade video. Have always cherished the opportunity since that. Nothing against Celine, but truthfully; I do believe Lara was intentionally bypassed by the corporate labels here in America in favor of Dion. Why that is is only left for what is sure to be labeled as conspiratorial. But the music industry is wrought with this kind of behavior. I am glad tho that Lara was able to have found success overseas. Her presence, voice and beauty will forever live in my heart and mind. A true gift of our Lord.

[@mickymike8266]

in america she is a big star only among french canadians .. but she is known throughout europe.

[@joeypeacock1673]

She is the best at creating an environment laden with emotion. I love her. She is a goddess. Thank you for this reaction.

[@eh6169]

Best rendition of Caruso ever

[@oneearthcollege1126]

Can't agree with you more.. bellissima.. her interpretation, emotion blend so beautifully with her amazing vocal. Salam fr Indonesia. Looking fwd for the next reaction Broken Vow live performance by Lara...

[@Alky697]

The face you make at 0:58, as a fellow italian expatriate i did the exact same thing "oh it's this song", reminds me of old memories and family back there.

[@filippocitarrella6398]

GRANDE MUSICA ITALIANA DEL GRANDE LUCIO DALLA

[@romagrafici1118]

Lucio Dalla, so as Maestro Morricone, was a genius! Greetings from Rome!!!

[@RobertDeMartin]

Matt, the most underrated vocalist in the history of music!!!!!!!! This appearance of Lara is from 1999. Is it any wonder why Dimash was influenced so much by Lara? Apparently she made career choices which were not conducive to maximize her popularity but she seems to be okay with the way things have worked out for her in her life. Good for her. Recently she was appearing as a judge on France's version of The Voice. She still makes appearances and has also written several songs including Adagio (which you may have heard already). Caruso was very special to me, as well.

[@mattcriscuolo1541]

Thanks for your time Robert)) I appreciate your comment))

[@LexicationESL]

When my time comes, were I given one last song to hear, this would be it ... in Lara's fabulous rendition. Love her!

[@geraldarena5983]

She kills me everytime! She's the best female singer in the music business. Great pianist as well!

[@p.d.hutton1090]

How can anyone with a heartbeat not fall to their knees in tears after listening to this masterpiece? Thank you for this.

[@lmeredeemed5043]

I became Lara Fabian fan. She is magnificent.

[@annamariaspano2304]

Grazie, Lara Fabian , che fai conoscere nel mondo i più grandi successi di autori italiani! Grazie anche al grande cantautore italiano: Lucio Dalla , che la scrisse e la cantò per primo!

[@georgeibrahim7945]

Her tone is something else, she’s phenomenal and always gives the goosebumps. Jonathan Antoine does a awesome cover of this song too

[@frankbirch3877]

Her tone and her breathing explain everything technical, but her ability to emote is unique and inexplicable, except perhaps by her creativity, imagination and lack of shyness.

[@raduadi]

Amazing Lara.Always amazing

[@mattcriscuolo1541]

Thanks!

[@monikadear3594]

Beautiful reaction, thank you! I never thought I would like this version so much, because I know the song sung by Luciano Pavarotti, and his voice is piercing my heart every single time and I cry ... But Lara Fabian is indeed special and her performance is intense and beautiful! She is definately worth watching more often.

[@myriammachiche1030]

Lara Fabian is a Belgian Sicilian. Her father is Belgian and her mother is Sicilian. Her parents knowing she was talented gave her all the money they could so she would be able to continue her voice training in Canada. She has now the Canadian citizenship. She speaks French, Sicilian, English and I am not quite sure about the Spanish. She said before singing Caruso that it was very important to her as its a legacy from her grandmother and mother, so she was very emotional about it. I personally love Caruso because my mother loved Pavarotti and Italy so much. Listening to this piece makes me cry since my mother is no longer with us. Pardon my English as I am french speaking I hope that I didn't make to many mistakes. Hello from Belgium.

[@HanemanHunters]

Wow, man, she took you all the way to Sorrento, didn't she? That's a great, heartfelt reaction, thank you for sharing it.

[@janhendriktromp7723]

Lara my beautiful emotional singer

[@Meine.Postma]

Lara Fabian, Floor Jansen (Nightwish), Diana Ankudinova and Aurora got me through quarantine. I love them.

[@ingereriksson3512]

I love Lara, think she is one of the greatest female singers So much emotion!. Malade next?

[@brigidafurlan6694]

She's the best, phenomenaaaaaal, magnifiqueee 👏👏👏👏🎉🎉🎉

[@Jeannine2007]

Sublime!!🥲❤❤❤

[@yuriykorobilo8185]

I cried together whis you. Lara, such as Dimash, treat our souls by tears..

[@luigibacchetti3342]

The writer of this song, Lucio Dalla (from Bologna, northern Italy), wrote this while staying in one of the rooms where Enrico Caruso, former famous tenor (From Neaples), spent the final days of his life. Caruso was 48-years-old when he died, and a few years before Caruso died, he married Dorothy Park Benjamin who was 20 years younger. They had a baby girl they named Gloria. Lucio Dalla wrote this song while imagining how Caruso, who knew he was dying, would have said goodbye to his young wife - the love of his life. curiosity: in sicilian dialect the word caruso means (ragazzo) boy.

[@jessicahernandez7239]

😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢Esta cancion me ds mucha tristeza recuerdo a mi papito❤❤❤❤❤❤que ya no esta en este mundo😢😢😢😢😢😢😢te quiero tanto amor

[@TheoriginalANGEK439]

Nice, my mother was born in Calabria. Moved to Amalfi coat region at age two. Move to England aged 21. She is now 97 years still living in England. But Italy is so beautiful. And Italian is the language of love.. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍💙

[@douglaspensack3499]

On top of her world class voice and performance, Italian has to be the most musical language on Earth. Damn!

[@ДастанАмантаев-щ8с]

Лара Фабиян самая лучшая певица👍👍👍

[@giovannicassano1586]

W Lara W Napoli 💙💙💙💙

[@victorjoseph8948]

what a angelic performer. She masters emotions in every song she performs. My favorite performer.

[@gingin51]

Lara is a World Star and it will stay forever! Nice response! Thanks!

[@a.g-a8429]

Merci pour votre écoute si sensible🎉

[@stealthHellasOverclockingTeam]

"Caruso” is an opera song, was written in 1986 by Italian musician Lucio Dalla, who also sung it. Lucio Dalla dedicated it to Enrico Caruso, one of the greatest and most sought-after Italian Opera singers during the late 19th and early 20th century. Many singers cover this song, Luciano Pavarotti and Andrea Bocelli are the most famous among them. I can't call my self as opera fan but Caruso from Lara Fabian.. i can listen all day. Lara Fabian has born from Belgian father and Sicilian mother. She speaks flawless English, French, Italian and Spanish and can sing in more than ten languages. In my opinion Lara Fabian is one of the best female voices of all time. Thank you :)

[@magdak2133]

It"s not an opera song . Lucio Dalla wasn"t an opera singer

[@stealthHellasOverclockingTeam]

@@magdak2133 Maybe you are right, as I said i can't call my self as opera fan, when I hear the word "opera" in my mind comes the theater where they play and sing a specific kind of misic and not a theatrical work. On the other hand when i hear Luciano Pavarotti and Andrea Bocelli sing it i think this song is part of an opera. :) Never said Lucio Dalla was an opera singer, i said that he was a musician who wrote and also sung the song.

[@magdak2133]

@@stealthHellasOverclockingTeam still is not an opera song. Surely not because two tenors interpreted it in their own way. Nor because it sounds like this to you. Lucio was a pop artist and created pop music.

[@butterflyjessica1]

What a wonderful story Matt. Thank you for sharing. I love seeing people around the world listen to Lara for the first time.

[@nerbz1b]

Same here. I love seeing people who never heard of her react to her singing. Magic always happens in the very first seconds.

[@tonyfromfrance5595]

Buongiorno hello Matt, Lara fabian is half italian by her mother siciliana.

[@nur.batken2951]

Мне нравиться это песня 👍👍Lara amazing on taime Asia, Russ, ❤❤❤❤💋💋💋💋

[@victorjoseph8948]

Great performance wow

[@unnidyrhaug5499]

Some of the most beautiful i heard, what a voice :)

[@annamariaspano2304]

Altre 3 donne , cantanti italiane , con una voce favolosa come Lara Fabian , sono: 1)LAURA PAUSINI,con la canzone " TRA TE E IL MARE". 2) ELISA, con la canzone " ALLELUIA". 3) GIORGIA , con la canzone " DI SOLE E D'AZZURRO". Sentirai che voci meravigliose! Anche se esse cantano tante altre bellissime canzoni.

[@fatoomgierdien2181]

Stunning 💞

[@kameljelani1428]

Amo molto questa artesta

[@rosasoto7986]

I liked your reaction. I love this song.

[@samhartford8677]

Told you 'good luck' with this song the other night. Now you know why. In understand Italian, you understand Italian, the emphasis, the tone she puts on those words. I don't even share the American dream as a meaningful thing, but still... Beyond words. You should check out Pavarotti's version of this too.

[@mattcriscuolo1541]

Thanks Sam! I’ll check it out too.

[@Badabinger]

THIS people is everything music and a performer aspires to be.

[@BlueSky-pn1ye]

Você visivelmente emocionado! Que linda reação! 🇧🇷

[@yani1353]

Lara great singer 👍

[@aquiestamos3567]

muito bom !!! É muita emoção !!! Sou fã da Lara Fabian !!!

[@carylfontaine3640]

Perfection ♡

[@behroozgheitasi2337]

I saw a lot of reactions from you but this is the best! because you're really sincere. I love the song too but don't listen to it without you😜

[@soheiljah]

So good .thanks

[@sandrak.robbins6305]

Beautiful and emotional performance. Thank you

[@tangerine4665]

Smiling while crying... Proper reaction :)

[@mahdimmm8665]

her sound is great , love from iran.

[@annelefetz7413]

She's thé Best et grâce à elle que j'ai découvert your channel yes english is difficult for a french

[@diegoshepherd3464]

Another great reaction

[@corysoles]

Beatifull!!!!!

[@franckbouleau636]

so glad you feel that piece of art as i do few years ago. i told! you "poetry and belting"....she is real!! love your "real " reaction. keep doing it that suits you so much! thanks from french guy.

[@mattcriscuolo1541]

Merci!! :)

[@RiversideHomestead]

Amazing! Her and Pavarottis version I love the most! 💝

[@NC-hv3mt]

That woman can SING!

[@Maria_De_Los_Angeles_Aviles]

Lara fabian en un vicio, no puedo parar de escucharla, esa forma de interpretar es increíble.

[@anotheryou218]

To listen to Lara Fabian sing is to be plunged into bottomless pool of rapturous resonating sound that seems to pour from an endless source. No more hoping to snatch glimmers or flashes of glory; there is almost more than one can bear.

[@Dannyroma70]

Ciao Matt,I saw that in the messages it is not explained correctly how this song was born.I tell You the story: Lucio Dalla before going to America for On his tour, he went to Naples and went out to sea with the boat near Sorrento his engine broke and stay in Sorrento.. He took a hotel and the owners of this hotel gave him a room telling him that it was the room where Enrico Caruso had spent the last days of his life.Lucio Dalla met Angelo who was the owner of a bar in Sorrento who told him that his aunt had been Caruso's waitress and then told him the story, that Caruso He had a much younger pupil than him who over time fell in love with her. This song is dedicated to that young woman.If you listen carefully to the words of the song you can understand that he was very much in love with that very young and beautiful PUPIL of his.In fact, already at the beginning of the passage he makes it clear from min.1: 09 to Min 1:58 he says: When a man hugs a girl after she had cried, he clears his throat and starts singing again, I love you very much But very, very well you know It is a chain now, which melts the blood inside the veins, you know.👍🏻

[@NikaAbasheli]

She touched ur italian roots Matt, i dont know whether it is right to say but it was a pleasure and inspiring to see ur sincere reaction especially ur sincere eyes. Thank u. With best regards!❤

[@jpc7118]

Italian is the most beautiful latin language when it's about singing emotions. And it's a Frenchman who says that. French is a stronger language in appearance, because of its ties with the Frankish (germanic tribe which mixed with latin roman-gauls after the fell of Roman Empire) BUT Italian is a far more melodious and pretty language when it's about to sing. Whatever, all latin languages are far far better than the english and saxon languages to share emotions. Many speaks about romance languages, I would even say "feeling languages"... Latin languages are hard to understand for non latin cause the intonation, the place of words and also the body attitudes can change totally the meaning far more than other languages. English is a far better language to communicate as it is a technical and simpler language. If you read french, italian or spanish books, Latins do long sentences, Anglo-speaking do more sentences but shorter and each words have almost all a single meaning. a French word can have 6 or even 7 meanings and it's rare to have a word with a single meaning. Then English is preferred in international relations and communications. BUT when you hear and see a latin singer, with an emotional song, you feel it, even without knowing az word in his own language. In a world which tends to erase differences and emotions, it's great to keep the latin languages alive.

[@gabrielbusu45]

Sai Matteo? Complimenti! I always love it, and i love your reaction! Thank You!

[@mattcriscuolo1541]

Thanks Gabe!

[@sergiosergio8095]

Please react to "broken vow"

[@mattcriscuolo1541]

ok. Thanks!

[@rshappy123]

Beautiful song and a great reaction..... Can you please react to" Tango " her best the live version.

[@phillipsmith5405]

Unbelievable she’s 2 good

[@anthonytay523]

Damn good!!!

[@colin1656]

im from belgium and i love her!! i cried with you :p

[@mcasualjacques4234]

if all goes well she has important shows in France this summer

[@tomcan48]

*I guess I need to practice my TIME Travel to attend this in person...*

[@maddalenacherchi]

Matt..è meravigliosa no? Ascolta Lara in ' Perdere l 'amore ' di Massimo Ranieri. Lei è sempre emozionante. Dimash si ispira a Lara, lei ha lavorato con Igor Kutroy che lavora con Dimash. Saluti! Buon appetito!🤗😁

[@mattcriscuolo1541]

Grazie!!

[@manuelparralorisco4580]

Amigo,tuviste una magnifica reacción.