Music Teacher Reacts: DIMASH - Samaltau (Live)

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Music Teacher Reacts: DIMASH - Samaltau (Live)
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[@doriscooper3150]

In order to. not cancel the Festiival , they. asked the invited artists to do a live stream ...this is Dimash’s home studio...

[@marie-joseepaulzak1936]

In Kazakhstan.

[@ЕленаЩеголькова-т9е]

Thank you for the reaction! Dimash es extraordinario!

[@dimashdears3051]

@@marie-joseepaulzak1936 In Nur Sultan.

[@SeeliaVachon]

You're absolutely correct about Dimash not using autotune. He has 26 yrs of classical training under his belt, he doesn't need it. 😂 His first voice teacher said he had perfect pitch and he's not built like most people anyways. People really do just wanna hate because they are jealous, bitter, or just bored.

[@bethwolford3652]

He’s only 26 years old now and started music classes when he was five years old.

[@SeeliaVachon]

@@bethwolford3652 yes, that's what I meant but I had his age in my frame of mind when I typed it, so I'm just gonna leave it. 😂

[@bethwolford3652]

@@SeeliaVachon happens to me all the time! 🤪🤣

[@maryE05]

This was filmed in Dimash's home studio in Kazakhstan. The stringed instrument is a Kobyz (Ko-bees), the flute is a sybyzgy, both are traditional Kazakh instruments. The song is a Kazakh song about a young man who is taken from his family and forced to register with Russia as military or to work in the labor camps. He is walking from his hometown of Samal to Omsk (1500km) through the Great Steppes and lamenting about the leaving his homeland for a strange land, losing his homeland, and never seeing his aging parents again. So very glad you saw and commented on auto tune. He just plain and simple doesn't need it, and it is very obvious in this video. "Bro's not using auto tune...sorry!" ❤️ He does take you somewhere else when he sings. I have wondered if he is a synesthete, with Chromesthesia, and seeing music in colors. It is by no means a bad thing, and many musicians have it, but it may help to explain how it seems effortless for him to take you into the song with him. When you watch his eyes they seem to be looking at something we don't see. Again, it is nothing negative, and in some ways very much a gift for a musician. Stay safe and healthy! Blessings to you!

[@vladzo123]

So, was this guy drafted to the Army? If so, he must be Russian citizen. In that case Omsk is not really a foreign land to him.

[@henrietteszabo4289]

@@vladzo123 During World War 1 Kazakhstan part of the Russian empire.

[@maryE05]

@@vladzo123 It was during the revolt in Russia in 1916. The Kazakh land had been annexed in 1867 by Russia, and in 1916 it was ordered that all males that were non-Russian in origin must register to work at a Russian military facility in some capacity. Yes, to him Russia was a still a foreign and strange land, not his homeland of Kazakhstan, which he had never been away from regardless of the ruling power.

[@csutton161]

Thank you for explaining what this song was about. I mentally pictured walking through mountains, bitter cold, water, wolves and warriors, sadness and longing...Amazing how instruments including voice, can create pictures in your head even if you dont know the words

[@wintersweeter]

Won't it be so cool, if he can see music in colors, or see colors with music!

[@sandrak.robbins6305]

Thank you for bringing up that Dimash is not using auto tune ( I HATE auto tune! ). Dimash is the best singer on the planet! He has the best voice and delivery on the planet. He is bringing back quality and dedication to singing and music instead of faking it through and not even trying to sing. Thank you! Dimash is the real deal!

[@tsumi5854]

You’re absolutely right! There are also clips of Dimash singing without the mic and any music, it’s unreal how good he is.

[@wbrenne]

Dimash has now released a series of three Kazakhstan-themed songs, and this one is the first one. The second one is a music video that Dimash co-directed titled Qairan Elim, and it is stunning. The third one, Qaraǵym-aı, came out only a couple of days ago, Dimash and a piano alone on stage with a heartwrenching homage to his teacher and grandfatherly mentor who died from Covid-19.

[@KitaBelle23]

Because of Covid he could not travel to the festival as he also has elderly people with whom he lives. So he shot this in his studio.

[@sharonmadjar]

It’s easy, I saw him live in concert where he talks to us during a song, improvises, sings acapella and very obviously live and he is awesome

[@mashamasha8820]

Yeah, I have also seen Dimash live, his improvisation was insane.

[@christinabrain1426]

I'm so glad that you dissed the auto-tune hype! There are live videos out there of Dimash singing where his sound in his ear pieces has gone off yet he's still on key. He is signalling to his team that he has no sound but keeps going & hits those notes perfectly. I don't know if that has any bearing on the auto-tune debate, but it impressed the hell out of me! Since childhood teachers have said he has perfect pitch but some don't believe there is such a thing. I think Dimash proves there is. He has another song he recorded for the Tokyo Jazz Festival, recorded live in a studio and its a cover of a Japanese song called Ikanaide, originally recorded by Koji Tamaki, which is a stunning song. I loved it so much I learned the Japanese lyrics (I don't speak any other language btw). Loved your reaction to this one. I must say I love all of Dimash's Kazakh folk songs 🎵 😊

[@stillracer2514]

I'm pretty sure Dimash did this performance remotely from his own studio with traditional musicians from his own country.!

[@csutton161]

Such a hauntingly beautiful song. I pictured being in the mountains surrounded by snow, water, wolves, and ancient Warriors. Dimash is a TREASURE....No matter WHAT he sings, he owns it. The best artist of MY LIFE.

[@rowenamullen5257]

I dont need to travel around the world. By listening to Dimash I am already in a place I wanna be. Amazing.

[@adastra3872]

I agree with you, Dimash always takes the audience with him, but in this song in a special way. Mesmerizing music, Dimash's magical voice - and only our imagination can limit us. Good thing mine is wildly unlimited🔥. Just beautiful. Stay safe

[@rosangelaruza2550]

Dimash cantando essa música tradicional e histórica do Cazaquistão, com sua linda voz e interpretação magistral, fazendo com que nossa imaginação nos transporte para outros lugares e outros tempos!! Foi extraordinário e apaixonante!! Os músicos e seus instrumentos tradicionais do Cazaquistão foram incríveis!! A atmosfera estava linda!Tudo impecável!! Dimash é mesmo inigualável ! 👏🏼👏🏾👏🏾👏🏽👏🏻👏🏿😍😍😍🎶🎶🎶🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@Kirkunik1]

Never noticed the cameraman’s shadow until you mentioned it. Not even an issue with me. Simply beautiful. A masterpiece in the art of music. .Dimash is amazing.

[@lbrounen]

At that " controversial" point, Dimash portrays the echoing Samal mountain. Did you hear wind, birds, wolves, dogs, river, echoing mountain, the caravan of conscripted soldiers on their way to the war front in world war 1, the rain? The lyriics are an original anonymous text of one of these young men who were forced to go fight and had to say goodbye to their homeland and family.

[@Julia_2]

Great reaction to this masterpiece! Dimash is SO GOOD that some people are having a hard time to believe it's real. This festival was an online concert because of the pandemic, Dimash's performance was filmed in his home studio.

[@fabiolamiranda9120]

I love your reaction....I missed your reaction to Dimash...."Qairam Elin" is a new music video...and he directed...please react to

[@charnight181]

Wonderful reaction, thank you. Do you know, this is my favourite Dimash song, I must have watched it a 100+ times, and every time it transports me right out of my body into the story. I never noticed the shadows before!! Now I will HAVE to close my eyes to listen to it, because I can't NOT see them. Aaaarghhhh!

[@melbrod3868]

It always weirds me a bit-Dimash is sitting there in a meditative pose, with his eyes closed, the camera pans down and then back up-and there he is with his eyes open. Notice he never looks at the camera-the young man he represents (and becomes in a sense) is somewhere inside himself remembering his homeland and previous life. The rain stick at the end-running water-but in the context of this song, I always think of falling tears.

[@hansderuiter2290]

Nice reaction to Dimash singing Samaltau, Great performance by Dimash. Loved the traditional instruments as well (kobyz en sybyzgy). The man playing the 2-snared instrument (Kobyz/Qobyz) is also playing in the newest clip by Dimash. Greetings from Amsterdam.

[@vivienmc5983]

This is from his home studio due to Covid. He also does SOS from home for the same festival 😍

[@shamyrkvin6431]

This Dimash performance was..... AWESOME!!!!!!! He’s Amazing. His voice is Incredible. Beautiful. Thanks.

[@mariapilargalar917]

Hello,Dimash is always amazing in all her songs.A hug💝.the instrumet is called cobik

[@olivialatimersayer6503]

Not only are you NOT a weird dude, you thoroughly understand Dimash's talent that needs no autotune nor even lirics to be transported!

[@andreang8072]

Love ❤️... love your reactions & love Dimash❤️

[@FawziaTung]

🌷🌷👏👏👏👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️ I held off tapping the like button, and waited for your “controversial comment”... Ha! Loved it! I never doubted for a minute that he doesn’t use auto-tune, but hey, it’s great having experts prove it! 👏👏👏👏 In the early days, when the very first American Dear (Alisa Kellogg) went to Kazakhstan to meet and hear Dimash at the Bastau concert (2017), he kindly met her backstage in between rehearsals and sat on the floor to chat with her. Then he offered to sing for her and launched off... She had to stop him as she was breaking down and crying... It wasn’t about proving no auto-tune, or no lip-syncing... it was simply trying to give back to a fan who flew thousands of miles to hear him sing.

[@Mamurito]

Dimash es extraordinario!!

[@Fandangtastic]

I love this version of Samaltau. I think it is incredibly beautiful. Sad, hauntingly beautiful.

[@БибигульИбрагимова-в6э]

Спасибо большое за прекрасную, искреннюю реакцию! Инструмент, похожий на виолончель, - это древний казахский инструмент называется Кобыз, ему более 1 000 лет. Создателем Кобыза считается казахский композитор и поэт Коркыт-ата, живший в девятом веке. Кобыз изготавливают из цельного куска дерева, только в цельном куске сохраняется живая поющая душа дерева, имеет две струны и издает мистические звуки. Струны и смычок изготовлены из конских волос. И Кобыз, и Домбра для казахов имеют сакральное значение, казахи верят, что звук Кобыза отгоняет злых духов и может лечить. На Кобызе можно имитировать различные звуки: вой волка, лай собак, крики птицы, звук ветра. Второй инструмент, похожий на свирель, это тоже древний казахский инструмент, называется Сыбызгы, изготавливается из тростины или камыша. Песня «Самалтау» рассказывает о судьбе молодого казаха, призванного в российскую армию в 1916 году. Император России Николай Второй, нарушив свое обещание не привлекать народы Казахстана и Средней Азии к российским войнам, в 1916 году издал указ о мобилизации на тыловые работы мужчин от 19 до 43 лет этих народов. Нарастающее недовольство народа привело к восстаниям в 1916 году в Казахстане, под предводительством Амангельды Иманова. Царское правительство направило карательные отряды для подавления восстания. Каратели заточили в тюрьмы и казнили тысячи человек, сотни тысяч человек бежали в соседние страны, погибло более 150 000 казахов. «Самалтау» - это горькая песня казахского джигита, не понимающего, почему и для чего он покидает родные земли, тоскующего по родным горам, озерам, какова будем судьба его престарелых родителей и вернется ли он живым в родные края. Их ведут пешком сотни километров до города Омска. («Прохладные горы мои, широкое мое озеро, родной мой край, Какой ты будешь, солдатская доля? Всё время вспоминаю тебя, взрастившая меня родная земля...»).

[@АннаСамсоненко-ь1я]

1816 год!

[@umidadustova263]

Спасибо, за полезную информацию. Привет из Узбекистана!

[@k.vn.k]

Mountain, wind, wolves, water streaming from a creek... Regarding the autotunes, Ken Tamplin mentioned Dimash does not need one but he (or more so the producer) uses it for effect in his music videos Screaming just because it’s an MV. I think he implies that Dimash never used autotunes in any live performances. The most he ever did in live is only the reverb.

[@greeneaglz2573]

My observation on Dimash is that he takes many songs and makes them into operatic pieces, with drama and often singing the many voice parts that make up the characters and singing them himself. They come out as mini operatic masterpieces. Not so much this one but you are drawn into the story without words.

[@christiannebostaphbostaphb9034]

Thanks again for another wonderful reaction. I too, don’t like to see the sub titles while I am watching Dimash sing a song for the first time. I will put them on after I listen to the song at least a couple times, then I don’t find it so distracting, and then I can react to the actual lyrics. Dimash sings, not only with his magnificent voice, but also with his entire mind, body and soul. He becomes the MUSIC. And for those who have any doubts about if he can possibly sing as great as he does, need to go to see him live in concert. And see with their own eyes, that he is a gift to the world of music.🎼🎶🎤❤️🇺🇸

[@Tricia_K]

Yay, you're back with more Dimash!🤗 We Dears missed you for a minute :) but anyways - thanks so much, for checking out one of my favourite ever of all Di's performances! I'm a little late to the party I know, so there's not a lot of originality I can add via the comment section - however, what I *will* say, is that this was SUBLIME! It really is such a blessing, just to be around and witness this incredible young singer on his journey to bring true artistry back to music... so I'm hoping you won't want to keep us waiting for *too* long, before the next of your Dimash reactions? Go on, just treat yourself to a bit of Vitamin D(imash) - you know you want to...!😉❤✌️😊💋

[@ТатьянаЦарегородцева-с7м]

Да Димаш великолепен! Я тоже этот момент слушаю не один раз! Санкт-Петербург

[@SS-ps4mf]

Hello, thank you for great and honest reaction. Dimash and auto tune it's really funny. Everybody who experienced him live, can witness he doesn't need this. So happy you're back with Dimash's videos. Looking forward to another reaction. Greetings from Czech Republic 🇨🇿

[@lupitagallego375]

THANKS for your reactions to Dimash!!!!...... Samaltau. Samale Mountain is a sad song about a young soldier. He sing about what will happen with his family when He goes away about Mountain and Sea. This a tresure song of kazakhstan and Dimash sing this like no one. The musical instrument is from Kazajistán and name “KOBIZ” of two strings. Using folk arrangements like “Sybyzgi”, beautiful Kazakh wind instrument. This live performance with his instrumentalists friends is a firm favourite of mine. His live singing is impeccable like always, even sitting cross legged on a piano stool. Streamed from his home, his music room it wen down a storm at his first appearance at the Tokio Jazz Festival although he was disappointed when it was canceled he was overjoyed when they decided to livestream it. Greetings from a Mexican Dear!......❤️🇲🇽🇰🇿

[@kulamars]

Love your reaction, so legitimate and unmatched. It's true, Dimash manages to disconnect us for a short time from the world we live in today. It gives us those minutes of peace that we need and that is what makes it unique and unrepeatable. His great talent and enormous humanity manage to take us to unexpected places that make our hearts vibrate.

[@michelegagne5169]

You were right except for one thing, this was shot live from Dimash's own music studio FOR the Tokyo Jazz Festival.

[@sallystubbs7417]

Loved your reaction! You are SO right! Dimash doesn’t NEED autotune...his genetic advantage; talent; and his many years of education/training/practice more than make up for it. He is the REA DEAL.” ❤️

[@lynnemartin2291]

I believe Dimash is in his home studio. He did not travel to Japan due to the COVID 19 crisis. The beautiful instruments on the wall. He loves playing the dromba and he showcases them beautifully. This is our Kazakh prince sharing his wonderful culture.

[@kikimo57]

the choice of instruments, musicians and the arrangement are all incredibly important in creating the atmosphere. Dimash is always surrounded by world class musicians.

[@dimashdears3051]

Those are Kazakh's traditional instruments, not Japanese instruments. This was live streamed from Dimash's personal studio in his home. He was supposed to perform in Japan but the organizers decided on live streams instead because of current pandemic.

[@SeeliaVachon]

It's been a minute since you've watched Dimash. I'm wondering, do you listen to him outside of reactions at all? Do you have favorites?

[@gaby670314]

You should know that the instruments are traditional from Kazakhstan because that is Dimash's country of origin. He did this livestream because he could not personally attend the festival due to the pandemic.

[@susannasusan3543]

AMAZING REACTION 👍🏻🙌👏🏻 king 👑 Dimash for ever! 🇮🇹

[@rasmusnielsen5163]

Dimash is one of a kind. It doesn't matter what language he sings in. His emotions and movements tells a story that you can feel and understand. That is why music is so magical. It has the ability to break down language barriers and talk directly to your feelings and soul 🙌

[@joycemyers3803]

Thank you for another reaction to Dimash. Please do more. I was at his New York concert and he sang most of SOS sitting down, It was beautiful.

[@pappagi]

😭 your bell was ringing but i was in bathroom... Now i see your video.. ❤️😍 it was great to see whit you this amazing performans. I love it so much, the place, the song, the instrumens, the soul of it... Thank you! Love and hug ❤️🇭🇺

[@Adeleberry99]

I have heard him live in Düsseldorf. Believe me, he doesn't need any auto tune with so strong voice as he has. You can feel the waves of his voice literally all over your body. It is amazing!

[@iamadamsusername]

Not weird at all, re your subtitles not on bit. I've been a fan of Rammstein for 20 years, and apart from one or two songs, I've actively avoided subtitles or lyric translations. Dimash is such a talent that you don't need to know the language he sings in, because you feel the emotion through his performance.

[@herminiapurugganan4923]

Welcome to Dimash universe. Dimash don't just sing. He's a master storyteller and a vocal painter through his singing. He's also a master of vocal dynamics. DKPFC🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@KTI1528]

It's done. I liked and subscribed. Your words have expressed all that I feel every time I listen to Dimash, be it Samaltau or another of his performances. Greetings from France.

[@sylvieschmidt311]

Just amazing. No other word for it. Straight from heaven.

[@jaydeeess8996]

Thank you for validating Dimash's authenticity!!! In no way is Dimash a charlatan!!!

[@mishaaleksander2782]

Anybody who has been in Dimash's concert knows how capable he is. The resonance he produced filling up the entire hall. I was in his concert in Brooklyn, NY and I mesmerized by the power of his voice. I think Dimash used autotune in "Screaming" recording and I don't like it. It didn't sound like the "original" Dimash's voice that we all love and in my opinion its live (no autotune) version so much better. This performance (Samaltau) is one of my top list. Thank you for the reaction, I enjoyed it very much.

[@florenciasilviaparis]

Ken Templin says it. It is used to give the song a certain sound. It is no to correct his pitch. But the truth is that it was done by the Chinese producers, not by Dimash. In fact that version was never replicated outside China.

[@andrewburton-fullick7652]

This man is just a Natural phenomenon, He has this inate ability to communicate the meaning of songs to you even if you dont understand the language sung. with a six octave range he can out sing anybody yet when he see's anybody who is not as good as him he encourages them from kids to pensioners he passes the glory over even his backing singers and musicians get his compliments. He is no big head, eeven his fans he thanks sincerely. He is a wonderful human being I wish there were people like this in this awful world of hate and violence because of many things Inckuding , Race and Religion.

[@dennismcdonnell7853]

I think this was performed in Dimash’s own home studio, because of the Covid restrictions, and so the Tokyo Jazz Festival was done online. The instruments on the wall and being played are traditional Kazakh. The Kobyz …ko by iz… is a sharman’s ceremonial violin type with a half open chamber, and the base half covered in goatskin, and horsehair bow. Used for healing and traditional ceremonies, and reflects animal sounds and wind on the Great Steppe.

[@terryallen7356]

Enjoyed your reaction as always. I agree it's best without subtitles. At some point I like to watch English subtitles once just to know what's being said but most of the time I just like seeing if I can feel something without the lyrics. With Dimash some songs have poignant back stories and that's good to know. With this song I learned some history I didn't know. Cheers

[@zezacatela2951]

Dimash is a wonder's performer for any sound engineer....

[@ЭльмираКабдуакасова]

Hello! Thanks for your reactions to Dimash! I'd love to see your reaction to "Adagio" from the Singer 2017!❤

[@MdRobin-bv5gv]

I’ve seen him live and there’s no way he’s auto tuned He actually sounds better live and he loves his dears to help him sing He is unbelievably the best singer in the world in any language ❣️❣️❣️He transports you even though you don’t know what the language is 😊❤️❤️❣️

[@SandyLeeAnn]

Agggghhh yes! I love hearing Dimash sing in Kazakh. I always run to find a translation of the lyrics before I listen to it because knowing the meaning of the song always helps me get in to it. Just like listening to The Hu (different language I know) songs.

[@OnMyWay1968]

Subtitles only make sense with Dimash's songs if you read them separately. I've never read much of it while Dimash sings. I always lose myself in his person, his gestures and in the music, in the voice. And then I realize, oops, you haven't read at all. He once said that he wanted to kidnap people with his music and make them happier than they were before. And he succeeds every time anew.

[@vloesa2313]

I loved it..good reaction dude.can't wait for another dimash :)

[@dimashtastic]

The more I listen to this song the more I love it. His voice is so strong in conveying the message and auto-tune is something our Mr. golden voice does not use. The instrumental takes it beyond to another world as well. Thank you for the reaction.

[@heathermcphie7567]

Omg this is so bloody awesome x

[@beno1996ac]

I love your reactions and your honest appreciation of the artists! And the beginning transported me to an ancient battle field

[@thefarmerswifeknits6190]

The stringed instrument is a Kobyz, traditional Kazakh, Bashkir and Tartar. At 3:08 the sound is used to represent dogs barking, which is part of the story he is telling. You must take a look at his video, Qairan Elim, where the Kobyz is featured again . He’s singing this entire piece while sitting cross legged! The fascinating thing is that Dimash embraces his culture and as a result of his other work people are listening to the more esoteric Kazakh music and then they research to learn more and broaden their musical horizon. In addition to being a fabulous singer he’s a stealthy teacher!

[@GLORIACASARI]

Wonderful,I was seeing snow and wolf !!!! Excellent reaction

[@mirtapg3023]

Più la sento.... più mi piace....quando sento Dimash...mi sembra di volare in cielo.... é il mio piccolo grande paradiso in terra....che sensazione di pace il finale con lo scroscio dell'acqua....sensazionale!!!!!

[@anadd6195]

I would love, love, looove for you to react to Light In Babylon - Kipur. And to Ya Sahra. Actually, any of their songs is fantastic but this one really is a great start (Istambul, it's a great one too). She is a singer that just like Dimash does here, sings from the depths of her soul and takes you on a journey. She is ever so special. You will love it, I'm absolutely certain of that. Don't miss out on that preciousness. Hugs from Portugal 😊🙌

[@krraylight5682]

Dimash King vocal world!!!)))

[@davidbangtson3109]

Your reaction was so good that you reached perfection, just as Dimash is.

[@ragingwarrior8098]

Dimash's vocal chord is a autotune itself. So he doesn't need a software for that.

[@christinabrain1426]

This was actually recorded in Dimash's studio for the Tokyo Jazz Festival.

[@shrekswife2164]

Eh only the ignorant say its autotune. No matter how many videos show Dimash singing acapella without a mic, they won't believe what they see/hear and would rather ignore the simple fact that he worked hard daily since age 5, honing his craft to get to this stage. So why give those haters and sadass people a mention at all. Who cares about their opinions? Let them bask in their ignorance and let us enjoy MORE DIMASH!🤗

[@elenmarciamunhoz6480]

DIMASH é o melhor do🌎 Thank DIMASH por existir. DIMASH é UM PRODÍGIO, UM FENÔMENO.

[@ludmilaludmila6816]

ЛУЧШИЙ ВОКАЛИСТ ВО ВСЕЙ ВСЕЛЕННОЙ !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ТАКИХ ЕЩЕ ЗЕМЛЯ НЕ РОЖАЛА!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! БРАВО ДИМАШ !!!!!!!!!!!!

[@giovannigio3764]

Hearing Dimash is always nice, i first watch his songs without subtitles because you can focus on how good he can sing. But a second time watching the song with subtitles is some times needed because some songs have a a emotional background story or message in it. Like Ogni pietra, Autumn strong, unforgettable day or Daybreak to name some.

[@janhendriktromp7723]

Dimash very love culture

[@hanamurabenio4083]

My top five of Dimash' songs. And I love this reaction. Thank you❤️

[@fiorelasuarez7872]

Gracias por reaccionar y compartir el talento del maestro Dimash por favor puedes reaccionar a Ikanaide, adagio, hello y la historia de un cielo por favor gracias 😊

[@chuckt8457]

The wind...the wolves...the rain..the voice! Absolutely beautiful!

[@derekbascombe7731]

My understanding is that the 2020 Tokyo Jazz Festival, as is had the misfortune to take place in the early stages of the worldwide Covid-19 pandemic, switched format - wisely - to a live online streaming event, and Dimash's Samaltau performance was one of the online streamed admissions, originally video recorded in a studio in Kazakhstan.

[@linelarocque1924]

On voit aussi sur ton visage les émotions. En tant que musicien, tu es a même de ressentir chaque notes, donc tu sais de quoi tu parles quand tu dis que Dimash n'a pas besoin de rien d'autre. Merci pour tes lives je les apprécie énormément , J'aime t'écouté quand tu parle de mon tit coeur.................Les instrument son malades quand on ferme les yeux, on est transporté dans un autre monde....................Merci

[@Koquitaful]

Hello, I have been subscribed to your channel for 3 years, and I almost forgot about you... Why did you stop watching Dimash? If you want to come back with everything, you should see his MASTERPIECE The Story Of On Sky Greetings from Chile.

[@nadinkaj35]

Thank you for your reaction. Dimash is indeed so amazing that I haven't got adequate words to describe anymore. His other rendition of Samaltau for the Dimash Digital Show is fantastic as well. 👍 Thank you!

[@FrancescaLD]

I think it makes some of us mere mortals feel better to think that Dimash uses autotune or lip-sync because then we don't need to deal with his near super power music abilities. But all you have to do is to watch some of his concert footages it'd become immediately apparent that you are indeed confronted by a one-in-a-billion special human being. I know it's taxing to deal with such greatness because it makes us feel so small. But you only have two choices - deny him and remain in a colourless world that settles with mediocrity , or surrender and follow him to the land beyond anything you could possibly imagine. I know which way I'd go.

[@philharris5848]

Lesser singers often use Autotune to improve on their (live & sometimes studio) performances. The only thing they occasionally use with Dimash is a little sustain on the odd high note. The reason is it's impossible to improve on Perfection. 😊🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿👍

[@damenkusainova4432]

Это казахские инструменты и песня казахская.

[@dilyaraakanova1748]

Love Dimash

[@БаршынАкжигитова]

Dimash from Kazakstan 🇰🇿

[@ТалгатОразбаев-л4г]

Thank you very good super 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🇰🇿🇰🇿🇰🇿🇰🇿🇰🇿

[@dilnur9261]

please do more reaction videos about Dimash

[@rosemarybirrell1580]

A masterpiece in atmosphere, instrumentation and fantastic unique vocals.

[@user-rq8tu4ej9o]

Димаш поет на многих языках. Но его душа поёт по-казахски😊

[@paulocardoso564]

Of course he doesn't use auto tune. It's as clear as water.

[@erikavasili9275]

Samal Tau (Montagnes du vent) -chanson d'un soldat partant en guerre, laissant ses parents âgés et sa terre natale. il marche et écoute, absorbe le vent, l'eau et le murmure de sa terre natale, qu'il va défendre.

[@JustMyOpinion1010]

He does use auto tune! He has it built into his larynx. Limited edition 😉