METALHEAD REACTS| Måneskin - LE PAROLE LONTANE - DISTANT WORDS (radio Italia live) WOW

[@KiAkKiErAlA]

In Italy we have a long tradition of modern singer-songwriters and poetic ballads. Maneskin learnt how to unify this tradition with a genuine rock . The outcome is deep texts with amazing music.

[@katarina2844]

Yes. Well, I'm a 55-year-old woman, and I have to use beta-blockers when I listen to their songs. ☺The gift of poetry is a blessing from God. Their poetry goes metaphysics, into experiences from previous lives. This young man, his introspection, facial expression, full body speech, voice, emotion ... no, he is 1000 years old ... As a woman and as a mother, I can only pray: God, let these young people live to be 27, 33, 50, 60 ... don't let them burn in their own fire. God bless them. I was born to Serbia, my English is not good, I used google translation, but I think you will understand my immense love for these young people ... thank them

[@lilise3965]

💟

[@danyelena9782]

Love them....damiano seems a fun anf mischevious old soul

[@billiebob5315]

I am 54...... almost 55.. same here... (and also a woman in spite of nickname) :-)

[@ksenijaslovenija7439]

Perfect - savršeno! ❤

[@Marcellogo]

Yes, definitively, you get the mood. They are going into our own Classical roots there. When I heard it the first time I wondered if in the intro I was actually hearing an electric guitar or Apollo's Lyre instead..

[@abzo9186]

This song is about the fleeting nature of inspiration. The "woman" they are talking about is Marlene, their muse personified, and they sing about her in several songs, including Torna a Casa. In this case, he is reminiscing about how she comes and goes as she pleases. The video is really well made, you should watch it in conjunction with knowing the lyrics, it turns from metaphoric to literal. Greetings from Portugal!

[@8Frostie]

this!!!

[@lyalways8612]

That's amazing, wow.. these guys are really true artists

[@annak8290]

thank u for explaining the idea for everyone hear! i want everybody who has ever heard about maneskin to watch the music video so muchhhhh. i'd watch in cinema as well

[@giuseppecarro517]

@@8Frostie nr

[@alidaradoncic4399]

This is actually another song of theirs that is dedicated to Marlena which is a personification of their artistic expression and in the end - their immense talent. Thank you Marlena, from all of us ❤️

[@beatricebaioni8800]

i also suggest you to listen to “La Paura del Buio” (especially their live version), one of my favorites

[@fedegalla1996]

Up

[@sophiehshahwg1996]

Yaaaassss

[@razvanboghi7502]

Radio Italia live version! Actually, every radio Italia version of maneskin is a gem!

[@Novarcharesk]

Maneskin isn't my type of music generally, but even I absolutely see the excellence the band is. Damiano sings so well, and the lyrics are indeed very deep and really mean something. How I wish lyrics really became a big priority for English speaking singers in the more widely consumed genres.

[@SabinaPanayotova]

I enjoy so much the way you enjoy this music! It's super, super nice to hear people who don't speak Italian really feel it, especially since in Europe we are so used to Americans saying NO to everything that is not in English. And if they make it it will be such a great sign of how amazing they are and how good music transcendents. PS: I am not even Italian, but I speak the language and it is just super, super, super nice to hear Italian music make it on the world stage. Thank you!

[@annriksen5508]

I'm 53 and just love Måneskin. Love from Norway

[@ioanabbb5563]

3:50 Damiano(the singer) writes most of the lyrics but the others help sometimes too, they're so talented

[@Marcellogo]

They always insist on them being all involved in it. Lyrics are credited by all of them and Damiano David or better David Damiano (he sign it incorrectly on purpouse, I think) is always the last one name.

[@casgiatina]

When someone sings with their whole heart like Damiano does, you don't need to understand the lyrics because he's going to make you feel it and convey the meaning of the song anyway. Dimash does the same thing (albeit in a different way). Even so, translations can help you understand what the lyrics mean. But it's not the same as understanding them as they were written. In the original language they just hit different, you know? The translated version is like someone stole a couple of colours out of the rainbow - there's just something missing. So, if you have the time, it really is worth learning some Italian to fully appreciate Måneskin in all their technicolour glory. 😊🌈

[@Luca_aro_ridolfi]

Its crazy how they getting recognition all over the world, im italian but been traveling for the past 5 years and im currently in sweden and i see ppl listening to them here aswell.

[@Novarcharesk]

One of the best aspects of Eurovision is that even if a competitor doesn't win, it gives them the best exposure they could ever hope to get. I really hope Maneskin only grows in popularity and becomes an international success. I really hope they keep their songs mostly in Italian too. I think Damiano sings best in his native tongue.

[@jaytrees7304]

Sweden sucks!

[@steffi122]

As a Swede I must say I love this band. They deserve this fame. The right winner of Eurovision. Love the Coraline song, so beautiful! As for the comment that Sweden sucks... if you mean the song we sent this year? Yeah wasn't the best. But still we are one of the biggest music producing countries in the world. So I'll take your statement with a grain of salt. ;)

[@jaytrees7304]

@@steffi122 Swedish music is GREAT. The country I don't like ... BORING. Italy and Germany and UK are my faves to be in Europe.

[@steffi122]

@@jaytrees7304 Not the most fun country to visit, but best country to live in - my opinion. We’ll just say agree to disagree.

[@VIRMALINE108]

I agree, he feels each word what he sings...this is what attracts people!

[@glubrix]

"Because I feel you (the Muse) so far, so far, so far away from me." This is a conceptual song

[@MCHESTEMM]

this group is very very good ... the singer lives the music when he sings and live they are wonderful !! 💜💜💜

[@bendavison8779]

I got goosebumps listening to this one , it’s a great feeling to have when listening to a rock ballad . Loving this band. 🤘

[@ImBearzy]

I also got goosebumps while listening to this song the very first time and every consecutive time for that matter. The lyrics gave me chills. I could instantly feel the emotion. Brilliant lyricist and singer.

[@womantoday6576]

You're 33 years old? What a coincidence, is the same age I had in the profile pic, now I am a bit older and at almost 40 years old I go crazy for Maneskin's music. I read so many comments of people much older that enjoy their music and this is the proof that they are great, to write and sing such a good music at 20 years old, music appreciated by all generations is fantastic!

[@kristinab9103]

Let me put in a simple words. He is making love/s.x with every single performance. He caresses, hugs, kisses, touches and keeps every song very gently with a huge passion.

[@angeeolras]

I loved your reaction!! I think several people already told you but what I love about this band is that the character of "Marlena" they're singing about in their first album is not even just a lover but actually an allegory for their creativity, freedom to create art, etc... So when he's feeling "Marlena" slipping away, it's actually his art he's talking about! You should definitely check out la paura del buio!

[@gabrielesinialemanno7475]

This song makes me feel cry every time

[@nikoru_u4090]

From an Maneskin interview "Marlena " is like their muse : Marlena is us, the Måneskin, is our message of freedom, of life. It is the Venus of the group, the personification of our freedom, creativity, life. Do you know that Maneskin is the Danish word moonlight shadow ( 'cause Victoria has Danish origins)

[@stacyfeldmann4489]

From the interviews from this band they write songs together and a lot of their new stuff was written isolated from each other given lockdown Italy. They all agree to the use of their imaginary muse Marlene ..so that tells me it is a tool for all of them to use to channel their songs together. Also having researched them the bassist and guitarist are the ones who started it off and then found the lead singer. But they lived together for their first album and have developed this relationship with each other they say is stronger than being siblings. It feels like that unit means they will be super great.

[@monicafort967]

Everytime I want to write a comment I hear what you are saying and I just think that's exactly what I wanted to say... Damiano feels every song.. It's like he is telling a story and with that captivating voice and music he just pulls you in and you aren't even aware of it untill it ends...

[@Gutalaxlover]

this is fucking amazing i love this band and your reactions and input sm

[@sonnyskunk9736]

My new favorite band!! unbelievable!!😁💪💪💪

[@martinmehus1406]

Wow I just found your channel, been trawling through all the Måneskin videos now. Just really need to say that I love your enthusiasm, and your comments are well placed and well thought out. Love to discover new music with you! Def a sub

[@cathrinekatsigianni8823]

Indeed the message the lyrics have is very strong! It is something rare in songs now days! They are really within life!

[@judithobert2686]

Thank you for your great videos! You have perfectly understood the way they play and he sings! They LIVE their music, they feel it with their hearts, their brains, their souls, their bodies!!!!! I saw them twice (I know, I'm lucky!!) and it was WOWWWWW!!!! The first time in a very small place in Paris and the second one in Milano, in a big place! I hope you will see them live, they are even better than in studio! And they are very very sympathetic!!!! Kisses from France!!!!

[@alessandroriva8700]

I started with zitti & buoni after eurovision, the rock the look, then discovered the lyrics even more amazing, finally an interview of Damiano. That's the most ficking focking part of all the story. Who he is, what he thinks. God. He could be Master in Meditation. Far more mature than me at 61. Well intentioned, feeling he MUST share his gifts with as many people as possible. He strongly wants to make better each time. The need to play the annoying part of big brother to keep the other three puppies within the rules of respect and professionality. Gosh all that of a man who a few years ago was gathering coins in the street. You should watch when they play together in 2016. Truly kids, little ones and already so damned talented. Some sort of drug they are.

[@mrtazthor]

Love your reactions. Socials network need also to this. Connecting people, starting from Maneskin ,Eurovision, and Rock music , that never dies.

[@scrittoreanonymous]

Please reacts to "for your love" of maneskin. The fun fact is that every comment suggests a different song of them, this say a lot about this band.

[@beatricebaioni8800]

i’m italian and the italian “e” pronunciation is similar as in the english word “father”. Because the sound “ee” is the italian “i”. Btw i really love this song from Måneskin.

[@layla_2390]

Maybe you wanted to write feather. It's similar to the sound produced by that 'ea'

[@cini._.7506]

yeah like....mAneskin

[@Novarcharesk]

As layla_23 said, it would be more like the 'eh' sound. No rhotic 'R' anywhere :P

[@giuliab8484]

@@cini._.7506 It’s pronounced as moneskin

[@beatricebaioni8800]

i meant in Le parole lontane not in the word Måneskin (but yes it’s a kind of eh)

[@intros3]

im realy so happy to find you this band so awesome, they are realy so deep in lyrics, so good voice and charisma of singer and band. . Thanks to eurovision 2021

[@stefanosalvatori8958]

The craziest thing they made is "Are You Ready". An italian band who sing a tribal song in the english language with african accent. Another hit is "For Your Love".

[@feareyn2258]

They started singing in the streets of Rome like streets artist and look at them now! Plus Damiano is the main songwriter and he's just 22 now! Can't wait for their new album at the end of the year! Love from Italy awesome reaction! ❤️🇮🇹❤️

[@sabinorinelli3124]

Remember this: he calls in many songs the name Marlena. Marlena is Not a person, she is The Muse inspiring ihm as an artist, stuck in the creative process. Without the inspitation an artist dies or like he says, fades away. ..

[@anniemaes4024]

Damiano can be very emotional when performing...

[@blaisedandelion5008]

React to "In Nome Del Padre". Very "rough" song, talks about the growth as an artist, the sacrifices you need to make in order to succeed, and also serves as a reply to whoever sends hate and disapprovement

[@giovannibiccari]

Che canzone cazzo

[@piuttostoegoista9094]

This song is awesome,i'm really liked that they singing on Italian,it sounds incredible

[@barbara-ci7xw]

Love love love your reaction..and your emotions...thank you... #Maneskin ♥

[@marcogambardella9451]

Man, this album has been written from Damiano (the singer). On weekepedia you can find the meaning of the album for the group. I' Italian and I love them so musch.

[@adelinaj9634]

I am honestly impressed by your reactions on Maneskin. Some of the deepest reactions really.

[@alentufekcic6891]

A few videos ago you said something very important. You said that you probably under no circumstances could you hear this music... fortunately someone attracted Your attention and so here we are all together. The same goes for us from over seas.We uncovered Your channel thanks to maneskin. The world is a Wonderful place ❤️

[@ophelia55]

You're becoming the biggest faaan MAAAAN I'm so proud

[@valentinamenghi7458]

you are amazing man! the only reactions to our beloved maneskin i watch, but we totally need to give you a very quick insight on how to read italian words :D lots of love!!

[@amandacarlqvist5288]

The song is about "Marlena". Marlena is like their muse, inspiration personifyed. There are a lot of videos where they explain the concept of "Marlena", it's really beautiful!

[@bobon123]

As a general useful rule for english speakers: most languages around the world, other than English, has the same pronunciation for the vowels: A like mAmA, E like mEn or fathEr (depending on the word/language), I like bIt or bEEn (depending on the word/language), O like cOre, U like mOOn or pUt (depending on the word/language). If you read a word in most non-English languages, 90% of the times these are the pronunciations for the vowels: the vowel shift was only an English thing. There are exceptions of course (most relevantly the french combinations of vowels), and local specificities, but the probability of getting the pronunciation in the ballpark is very high.

[@alessandroflower3990]

This is the perfect pronunciation for Italian vows : approved 👍😎

[@annaritadietrich]

Every song is amazing! How can they be sooo good?❤

[@stefano7696]

I just love your way of reacting

[@roxyf.41]

Enjoy with FOR YOUR LOVE. It’ a fantastic song!!!!!

[@logotec]

I lov the way you interpret the lyrics! Great job!

[@ilariaprayer8812]

The pronunciation of the title is : LE (the "e" is pronounced as the first E in Elephant), PA(like the Pa in Patrol)RO(the "o" is open like aw in raw)LE( the "e" sounds like the first e in Elephant) LO(like low without w) NTA (the A sounds like the first a in Activate)NE (the e sounds like the first e in Elephant). Hope that make sense 🤣

[@julichio6241]

Thanks for taking the suggestion into consideration! I love this song, the studio version is brilliant. But yes maybe the video would have been blocked. Is my favourite song from them, gives me that oldschool rock vibes!! Love it

[@synv5857]

The interesting thing about Måneskin's first album 'IL BALLO DELLA VITA' Is that the Marlena you can hear about in the Song it's not a persone actually, it's their muse, Who inspires them. The album it's about the fact that they are losing their Ideas and love about music, but they are aware of the fact that they have ti abandon 'Marlena', to find a new Muse so they can go on.

[@banamarco]

In this song, the theme of lack of inspiration returns. Marlena, Damiano's muse("she is present in another 5 songs maybe) is far away and he feel the pain and fear that" she" won't come back. However you are the best. I love your reactions. Love from Italy.🇮🇹

[@hika_ariel]

I love your reactions! And you also pay attention to the lyrics which is a big plus. Ps. About getting blocked, pausing the og video more often and talking, turning the volume down a little, or (for official music videos in particular) having some kind of filter or censoring stripes on it really helps a lot. [sorry for my English btw, not my first language]

[@Bigsnake210]

Hey man, I'm a rock fan from Italy, it's funny how you mirror myself when I didn't speak English, before learning I butchered every word but I was so curious and loved every new song I listened to :D your open mind about music is quite admirable, there are a lot of people out there who miss a lot of amazing music because of the language barrier. Anyway if you are interested there are a lot of historical Italian rock, alternative and metal bands you could listen to, like Litfiba, Premiata Forneria Marconi, Area, Banca del mutuo soccorso, New Trolls (their song Concerto Grosso is amazing imo), Raphsody of Fire, Goblin, Afterhours, Lacuna Coil, Fleshgod Apocalypse, Rossofuoco. Maybe you will find some songs you like. I'm so happy Maneskin are becoming famous outside of Italy, they really deserve it.

[@abzo9186]

This is a lot of music I have to listen to :D For real though, I have been looking for a list like this everywhere, thank you!

[@Bigsnake210]

@@abzo9186 You are welcome friend, I know the struggle ahah

[@ildipd]

Please, if you like hard rock, react to La paura del buio, Lividi sui gomiti and Nel nome del padre in this order... You can find the lyrics in english... Is a rock and roll "crescendo"...

[@kevinckf8558]

THANKS to follow my advice, I love this song and I am really really happy that you liked it, too. They are absolutely amazing in writing lyrics and yes, Damiano Tha singer writes the lyrics but they are a band in everything they do so also the others are involved in the work for the lyrics

[@mimi-xx]

definitely check out their cover of amandoti at sanremo 2021! the moment i fell in love w them, an amazing performance.

[@leoncinoargentino7101]

Damiano is a poet, remember me Jim. Morrison

[@nadiax3064]

Voce pazzesca! Musica stupenda!!😍

[@rachelebonanni8729]

The key is that every time they mentioned Marlena they're not talking about a real person but they're talking about the personification of them "artistic inspiration" (if we can say it in this way)

[@loreadan9838]

Victoria, the Bassist composed, Damiano, the singer makes the lyrics

[@jaytrees7304]

That guitarist writes the music as well. Thomas is a great guitarist.

[@adela09124]

I like your voice and how deeply you feel the lyrics 💝

[@martamartinelli3956]

the singer is the poet of the band and he writes the songs, also he's 22 years old (the younger member is Thomas the guitarist that is 20)

[@marioserri5417]

the italian language is complex full of verbs and articles. think i am sixty-five years old and it was at least thirty years that I was not excited with music like that .. i'm italian like them and i'm from rome like them .. an added value

[@silja6838]

It’s really cool to see live performances from them and compare them to the album versions! I would strongly recommend watching the music video for this song aswell, it’s so haunting. Also even though they are Italian their name is actually Danish and so the å is pronounced like the letter o 😄

[@whatsernamebeetlejoe]

Probably my favourite Måneskin's song so far. The lyrics are just gorgeous.

[@IreneQuintavalle]

May I suggest other two Italian bands that are very different but still kind of interesting? Melancholia - song “LEON” Little Pieces of Marmelade - song “ONE CUP OF HAPPINESS”

[@lilise3965]

Great review!

[@antvilla72]

Another thumb up for you dude thanks for final consideration of Damiano and the band

[@DirtyDeedsDoneDirtCheapD4C]

I already know you're gonna love "In nome del padre", can't wait for your reaction to it :P

[@EvaPackle]

So freakin’ good!!!

[@PeaceNLoveNRockNRoll88]

I really like Your videos! I recently found You because of these Måneskin vids (Though it's pronounced moh-ne-skin!)

[@fb7026]

Reacts "morirò da re" Måneskin!!! Please!!! Tks. From Rome🇮🇹

[@serenaciardiello4102]

You should listen to "Amandoti (amami ancora)" - Måneskin & Manuel Agnelli it's a cover they made with Manuel Agnelli wich is kind of a mentor for them and the harmonies in this are CHILLING

[@elisamos8225]

Negan and Lucille...super cool. Super cool Måneskin too! 😎

[@MadAng66]

Yessss you noticed negan!! I love you

[@elisamos8225]

I like listen 🎧 and observe too! 🤓

[@watsig1]

Måneskin is Danish and means Moonshine. Pronounced Mon-eh-skin

[@cathrinekatsigianni8823]

You have a great musical taste, you picked up the tune immediately!

[@mickeyyat1046]

I loved this reaction! 💓

[@MadAng66]

Good 😀and thank you so much ❤️❤️

[@annaanna3233]

Dude, I'm BEGGING YOU, please react to IL NOME DEL PADRE!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@giuliamazzoni5024]

I'm beggin, beggin youuu.. Hahahahha

[@danyelena9782]

You should check paure de buio the live version....incredible live act

[@dia6olo64]

Damiano is indeed the lyricist of the band, not sure it's all him but for the most part it's Damiano. Use google translate it has a pronunciation option. In this case you’d paste “le parole lantane” in the box, select your language (Italian in this case), click the speaker and vuala 😎

[@lucacottone5212]

I really like you man!! Always kind :)

[@anaana-yc2dg]

exactly the same reaction with me for each of their songs. he writes lyrics and this is actually about inspiration. Marlene (muse) runs through several texts. watch the official video, it's fantastic!

[@GayJayU26]

This will always stay with me as my favourite.

[@GayJayU26]

Hi Angelo I watched their live gig from Buenes Airies last night, they played three of their ballads and seven songs in .Italian and every song from Teatre D'Ira. The audience were word perfect at singing his ITALIAN lyrics back at him. The atmosphere was intense. Really worth finding it on KZbin. Took a long time before I could settle down to sleep afterwards. They are growing with every concert they play.

[@yanneshelenflowersgentlewo3100]

I am an spanish woman 52 year old and Since 1 week ago, I am crazy for Månesking, I am listening all day their songs. And since my punt of view, this lyrics has been wroten about the frustated love between Damiano and Victoria, for the goodone of their band. I have seen some videos where i see to Damiano is completly in loved with Victoria. Sorry about my English, is not good, but I try.

[@unicornsqueen9485]

Check ‘for your love’ and ‘la paura del buio!’ 😊

[@anniemaes4024]

"Marlena" is their muse, their creativity... she is not a person. Without this creativity, they feel lost

[@arelitorija5566]

BRO YOU HAVE AN EXCELLENT TASTE!

[@imegatanadoiataki]

Ciao, the trick is that in italian words there are no mute letters, and the vowels are simple as they are. A is like ah (but without the final H) E is like "and" (without nd), I is E, O is the same and U is like wo. You can try on google translator to hear them. Enjoy :)

[@veronicaperi347]

That "GUSTO"! Thank you for support

[@paolofrignani2211]

Se i Maneskin decreteranno la fine del trap avranno reso un grande servizio per l'umanità !!!!

[@stefaniacarraro7738]

Please react to "Amandoti" song🤘😘

[@stefanialarosa5999]

“Amandoti” is a cover.

[@germanolarocca6883]

Super!!!!!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@barbarascaccini3182]

I love Maneskin but even other italian bands like Seveso Casino Palace. They sing in italian and english. You can start with " In four and for hate" ...for me an amazing song. Ciao from Italy and thanks....

[@puregreen2883]

Dude we‘ve got the same „and justice for all“ tattoo! 🤘

[@MadAng66]

Ohhh nice!! I wanna see yours

[@liebe7662]

The singer Damiano writes all the songs😀

[@emanuelarex1694]

The lyrics...the songs are written together

[@lucacottone5212]

I really like you man!!

[@xKiNaDaNiElLex]

This song is about 1 year old and Im not sure if you have listened to them but Falling In Reverse - Popular Monster. Would love to see a reaction video to it. Has really deep lyrics of what Ronnie Radke went through :)