Opera Singer Reacts to Dimash Kudaibergen (Daybreak) - Dimash Journey #5

Hey Everyone! Angel here. Claudia is in France, so I edited this one myself- I am CLEARLY not as great an editor as her, so thanks for your patience if this video is a little different that others! I am REALLY excited to be into the Bastau performances as Dimash is clearly on a whole new level of comfort and flexibility. This piece was great to me for a lot of reasons, but most especially those 2 runs towards the end- I tried to mimic them, but they were a little to fast and sophisticated for me to pick up on the very first try- I definitely went back and listened again at the piano so I could pick it apart! Such a cool song!!!
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[@markhansen7998]

The story behind Daybreak adds to the experience. The song writer wrote the song about real life events...a cable car accident in China some years ago. Parents held their infant up to be rescued as they died from their injuries. The song is from child's perspective. That child was later adopted by the songwriter.

[@kargyraa1]

Much betta to do not understand ! Dahell , it's so sad tho .

[@gardeninggalagain]

You summarized it very nicely. Thanks.

[@seppokanerva7399]

And Dimash invited the songwriter, Han Hong and the adopted boy, to his performance in the Singer 2017 competition. But because of his illness (which even prevented him from speaking) Dimash's performance was not what he wished it to be.

[@renatoandre987]

@@seppokanerva7399still a great performance, felted and the goosebumps test was positive 🤧

[@ndnmdm9290]

omg damn

[@bekydelacaridadtoledogutie1839]

For me and for several millions too, he is the Best Singer Ever... And Ever... And Ever... And Ever... And Ever.

[@ChocolateTeapot93]

What I like most about Dimash is he doesn't just sing well, he performs well. He's doing all this amazing singing and some amazing acting at the same time. And how many people can fall to their knees and keep singing? My knees hurt just looking at him.

[@AngelAzzarraOpera]

Lol agreed!

[@ana7icia]

ikr does he have like invincible knees

[@dimashdearraredivideos6997]

You should really check out the lyrics to this song it's based on a true story a really sad story about parents that died saving their child from the child's prospective and the lady that wrote this song actually adopted the orphan. It's such a beautiful story and the emotion that Dimash puts into this song is phenomenal.

[@praus]

I love this song. First time I heard Dimash sing it, I broke down in tears. Later I learned what the song was about and the emotions I was getting from him made sense.

[@rose-maries7131]

In 1999 in a chinese town there was a horrific cablecar-accident. 14 people lost their lives. The rescueacctions took several hours through the night until DAYBREAK under very hard circumstanses. One couple managed to rescue their baby boy and lift him to safety before they themselves fell to their death. A famous singer/songwriter wrote this song as a tribute to the heroic parents who made the ultimate sacrifice. Loosing their own lives out of their love for their child. Dimash heard this song and learned about the events leading up to the making of the song when he was about 10 years old. It hit him so hard that his whole body wad trembeling he has sad in interview. So this song is very close to Dimashes heart. And you can really feel his sadness and passione whenever he performes this song.. The singer/songwriter ended up adopting the boy! Love and peace from Dear in Sweden 💙🙏💙🙏

[@MsLucy4ever]

This song always manages to make me teary. He's relaxed and comfortable, because this is his own audience; obviously a competition is not the same. He said it recently in an interview, that he feels totally free and at home on stage, because he trusts his audience, and knows that his audience trusts him; so for him it's like being at home between relatives and friends. Loved your analysis, Angel. Thank you!

[@Jeannine2007]

I watched that interview also. He is always to humble and frank.

[@Thoeun-uj1sy]

Dimash always shakes his head that’s just how he sings . No tension or anything

[@michaelbradley7529]

I'm surprised you haven't reacted to his performance of "Ogni Pietra" that song is right up your alley.

[@jannie5173]

She's working her way up to that. She mentioned in a previous reaction that she wants to start from the beginning and follow his journey. Which is understandable, but I can't wait for her to get to that one either.

[@jannie5173]

@MAGA 2020 OMG! Really?? WOW.

[@michaelbradley7529]

@@jannie5173 he's a troll don't feed him.

[@jannie5173]

@@michaelbradley7529 ☹

[@opterios]

I am in love with his tenor too!! I mean, of course I'm impressed so much by him because of his overall "package" as a vocalist, but indeed, I believe his tenor register is among the best I've listened to and is my favorite part of his "arsenal". Something a lot of people (even professionals) often neglect, as they are all used to waiting for his soprano register or high mixed belting to come forward that they really don't pay attention to his tenor register. In SOS, right after the final climax, he "settles" down to a tenor B4. A freakin' B4!!! That's the Nessun Dorma climax, and it's where he settled down!! His C5 and D5 are just SO good! He is phenomenal!! Thank you for another great analysis!

[@Anastasiya-Shtern]

Абсолютно с вами согласна. Я тоже больше всего обожаю именно его тенор!

[@NarynbekGilman]

He is, of course, primarily a pop singer, but your discussion totally makes sense, because his classical voice is lyric tenor.

[@opterios]

@@NarynbekGilman Exactly, I'm talking about his quality when he chooses to sing lyrically in the tenor range. His voice sounds really gorgeous there. I agree of course, Dimash is mainly a pop singer, but at the same time I think he is an innovator in singing. If only more pop singers could bring half of the quality that he brings, contemporary pop would be in a lot better place than it is now.

[@NarynbekGilman]

@@opterios Well, definitely, he is an innovator. By 'pop singer' I meant that in general, i.e. his experimentation outside of his 'normal' voice range.

[@user-fj2nc4uz4g]

Greetings from Russia! Thank you very much for your reaction and interesting analysis! I sincerely wish you success in your creative work! And I want to add that you are a very pleasant, positive and cheerful person! Thank you!

[@ruka_bm]

He sings like crying, because he represend a child, that saw his parents die. Sad and than a little angy. True story

[@ruka_bm]

10:50 *R.i.p headphone users... Damn, i almost got a heart attack* 😂😂😂

[@dreamreal]

Grace Dear I agree. I have no idea why she feels the need to do that when some of us if not most of us are wearing headphones

[@xtramoist9999]

I know right. I knew she was gonna sing a note but holy heck it was loud in comparison to the volume of Dimash's performance. Some warning, Angel, jesus... 😂

[@hannn_rin]

Hhh fact im not prepared my self. Sad thing😄

[@thitho104]

Grace Dear I thought the same dear... You just readed my mind 😉

[@shrekswife2164]

Cut the girl some slack, she was just carried away by the Dimash effect:)

[@kenhamaker]

He was a very sick puppy in the singer version, he had 5 throat treatments and several traditional remedies to try the get his voice back, he pulled it off but his high notes were absent and he said that when he was singing his throat felt like broken glass was in his throat, he was in serious pain. For that condition he was amazing, but this version is what it was supposed to sound more like had his throat not been infected.

[@tinaaikaa77]

Ohh, Im so waiting for you to see his Diva dance, from the same Bastau consert ❤ But all videos you do to him will be good, you are great! Thank you!

[@ggrraannddmmaasstteerr1555]

Love your knowledge and deep understanding of vocal techniques!

[@Ginger_Cat2604]

Thank you for the elaborate analysis of Daybreak! For me his performance is as beautiful vocally as it is moving. It brings out the emotions of this harrowing song in such a way that you live through the tragedy of the child and revere the love and sacrifice of the parents. I have found for myself that even if I admire the beauty and virtuosity of Dimash's songs and performances, I fully appreciate what he achieves, when I listen and read the lyrics and the backstories. He builds his whole performance on the lyrics imho. And unlike quite a lot of popular songs, the lyrics of his songs are worth reading on their own - they are thoughtful and beautiful poetry.

[@CarlaHolley]

I like seeing that you got excited by those runs!

[@uncatila]

I studied voice in the 1980s at University. This singer has inspired me to start vocalizing again and begin to work on the upper register that I never bothered to explore . I now realize it was out of ignorance. After listening to your videos I understand that vocal pedigogie has advanced in this modern era

[@shrekswife2164]

Dimash has inspired so many people to revisit their inner child and desires to improve themselves. So wonderful!

[@BH-sn7ws]

This song is about a boy who watches his parents in an accident. His mother puts him in a safe place so that he doesn’t die. Dimash is very dramatic when it comes to emotional songs. You are looking at this as a singer but I believe Dimash is acting out his song. 😊

[@anik2331]

If you wanna listen him singing a whole opera song, you need to react to his song Olimpico, you’ll be blown away 😄

[@elianelambrechts9525]

THIS is the song that you need to know the story. ! About a little boy who sees his parents dying under him. It make a difference when you know he sings the little boy who was later adopted.

[@zenildafranco9483]

Hello Angel Azzarra ! Dimash is a "story teller" and this history is so sad...! A big hug for you from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil !

[@jerrymendez6379]

Yesss yesss yesss yesss....!! Really thanks for this reaction. Oh yeah BEAUTIFUL baby...!!😘🇲🇽👍😎

[@bethwolford3652]

This song is very emotional and special to Dimash. His BASTAU Concert is his first solo concert.

[@gracelee6953]

This is a sad song based on real tragic event in China.....where 14 people perished in a freak cable car accident. This song was composed to commemorate a dead couple's love and sacrifice for their child. This composer and original singer of this song later adopted that couple's orphan.

[@mashamasha8820]

You are amazing, thank you for the video, please go on reacting to Dimash, there is some much more to be amazed at.

[@Anime-hq8yp]

Dimash is a miracle on planet earth and it will not be repeated no matter what happens🥰🥰🎶🎶🎶💎🎶🥰

[@greenstar7492]

To see his Singer 2017 performances first is to see his steady improvement....to me, his perfect performances at Singer 2017 are improved even more ...and here I thought you can not improve perfect...lol....thanks for your analysis...loved it...

[@ubervocal8777]

He does have songs where he stays in his tenor register because even Dimash can't do an entire concert of super difficult performances. He has to have a few where he can vocally relax a little bit. These simpler performances are not the ones most requested by the fans. Nothing comes to mind of an interesting one from 2017 but I can think of several from 2018 and more recent.

[@satirikos1234]

Diva Dance from Bastau is still my favourite version of it! (as solo)

[@Snarky_Tart]

Alex, if you see this reply, I would love to know your Top 3 tenor-exclusive songs from Dimash.

[@user-lb3vq2gz6d]

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[@abigaellef.7180]

Battle of Memories, for me is quite simple compared to others. Maybe also Golden is really poppy.

[@ubervocal8777]

@@abigaellef.7180 Battle of Memories is among my favorites for him showing such a beautiful and powerful tenor tone. In the original sound track version, he also goes crazy high with riffs to make it even more epic. For his concerts, I think he just singing in the tenor range (that was what I captured with my camera at the New York City concert).

[@user-xr1eo6ll3k]

From the first time I heard Dimash, I did not know how to listen to other singers❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@user-ns5fq7po6n]

Спасибо, интересно было выслушать такое высоко профессиональное мнение о виртуозном исполнении уникального артиста Димаша!!!

[@JensRandolff]

Actually, the song should invoke feelings of sadness, because it is a very sad song, indeed. Daybreak is about a very real and tragic event. It is the story of a cable car accident back in October 1999. A major cable car crash occurred in Malinghe Canyon Scenic Area, Guizhou, a National park in Qianxinan Buyei and Miao Autonomous Prefecture, China. It killed 14 and injured 22 people. At the moment of the fall, a young couple managed to lift up their two-and-a-half-year-old son to safety. The kid survived, while his parents both died. The song is written from the perspective of the boy who lost his parents. The song was written and sung for the first time by Han Hong, one of the greatest Chinese singers and songwriters. Deeply touched by this story, Han Hong actually adopted and raised the boy as her own. You should check out his 2017 performance on "The Singer." He didn't really speak Chinese at the time and memorized the song phonetically. Because it is a very well-known song in China based on a true event, he was really worried about not doing the song justice in front of a Chinese audience. The audience was nonetheless very impressed and got very emotional about his performance. It is well worth checking out.

[@rezamoghadam2031]

Great analysis, what is missing is knowing the meaning of what he is singing. This story is so powerful that demands finding its connection to ups and downs of his voice

[@elenanurshishiginaykt1090]

I was there... right in front of the stage, right in front of him... balling my eyes out...

[@noelleelleon]

Yehey you finally reacted to this!! 😘❤❤

[@gaby670314]

I recommend you listen to "Ulisses" with Aída Garifullina and "ti amo cosi", accompanied by Lara Fabian and also Aída Garifullina, where she shows her tenor voice.

[@ge9876]

Dimash is simply brilliant, magnificent!!!! Perfect!! I love this boy!!💎💎💎💎💎🎶🎶🎶🔥🔥☀️☀️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@tatyanakim407]

Thank you for an amazing reaction/analysis. Maybe I’m jumping ahead but his current performance of Autumn Strong from his solo in Ekaterinburg is breathtaking.

[@daniramachuca353]

This is a very very sad song. You should watch it subtitled and analyse the emotion in his performance, not only his technical achievement because OMG, this is a master piece of performance. Thanks for you reactions. Your are awesome.

[@ntuniversal]

its such an singular experience to watch an vocal coach so pro, that can hear even a mother cry with her death corps oh her baby in her arms and the reactor still be able to focus and hear all the fluctuations and pitches and different tonalities of the crying disperate mother :)))

[@Treefellow1]

What is clear to me is that Dimash's health was under pressure at the Singer, it was his first big stage and revealed him to the huge Chinese population. At Bastau he is physically transformed, glowing with health, absolutely beautiful! And bursting with energy! He took a leap developmentally, really astonishing to see!

[@roberts6611]

Thanks for your different great analyses!

[@user-qs5fh1vl4u]

Welcome to the world of DIMASH

[@lorrainekeenan4440]

He is singer this song from the perspective of the boy remembering watching his patents fall from the cable car. So very moving

[@RED-pn6tw]

thank uuuu . more dimassh plzzzz . we love it

[@mariaba9548]

Dimash is amazing and the best singer i ever heard great reaction like always

[@makemake6192]

КРАСАВИЦА МЫ НЕ ПОНИМАЕМ ТЕБЯ И ЧТО ГОВАРИШ НО Я НАДЕЮС ТЫ ГОВАРИШ ХОРОШЕЕ Я НАДЕЮС ДИМАШ ДЛЯ НАС ВСЕ МЫ ЛЮБИМ И ПОЧЕТАЕМ

[@Ozymandi_as]

Dimash will have vocal coaches whom he depends on for critical feedback, advice on any problems he encounters, and on-going development. He knows he is a work in progress, he wants to learn all the time, and he wants his voice to stay in good shape as he ages. He does not want people who just say wow, amazing, you're a gift from God, or an alien, or whatever, because that doesn't help him. Angel is an expert practitioner and coach, and it is interesting to hear about the things that she hears and sees. The voice is a fantastically delicate apparatus and controlling it is hard. Dimash is human, there's no such thing as perfect, and nothing stays the same. So it's totally fine fine for her to give her expert opinion on what she sees. She has Dimash's best interests at heart, she's obviously a fan, so there's no need to be defensive if she says something critical. Plenty of channels out there where the reactors say wow and move on. This is a different sort of channel.

[@lavalber]

It was so fun to watch you having fun! Great video as always. Love is like a dream would be an appreciated review.

[@MDTROTLINER]

Put on your headphones, watch the video for 10 minutes 51seconds, immediately leave for hospital emergency room, call an ENT on the way to prepare for your surgery.

[@yesthatenzo]

If you like hearing him as a tenor, you'd probably enjoy Ulisse and Ti Amo Cosi! Apart from Ogni Pietra

[@carlajay5197]

I agree, his tenor voice is beyond heaven. When it comes out of him it takes my breath away. It’s his best. And yes Nessum Dorma!!!!!!

[@Karolusio1995]

This Dude is a strong Tenor With very trained soprano Before puberty and improved lower voice

[@Karin_Aquatica]

You will be surprised by him again and again. I love your reactions and professional analysis - thank you!

[@CRAkins1020]

I'm sure you're getting hundreds (if not thousands) of comments concerning Dimash, but I just wanted to let you know that I've google video searched some of YOUR performances, and have enjoyed them!

[@AngelAzzarraOpera]

😇😇😇 thank you!

[@elisangelaferreirasoares6872]

in this show he gave a show with this song, but I like the difficulty, as he participated in The Singer, he was better there because he was hoarse, the voice got more serious, I loved it.Kisses from Brazil 🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@sandrak.robbins6305]

Excellent! Thank you! This is one of my most favorite performances! I can't even guess how many times I've watched/listened to this. You're great! :)

[@rodrigopena10]

Dimash Kudaibergen, Lara Fabian, Aida Garifullina - Ti amo cosi

[@deborahcox3011]

Thank you for your informative reaction! This is one of my favorite songs. Dimash delivers with so much emotion, pertaining to the contents of this song. I hope you will listen with the subtitles on and see what it's about. It's a true story of a tragic accident, where a child lost both parents, as the parents saved their child. Dimash heard it when he was very young and wanted to perform the song. Maybe Diva Dance from Bastau next?

[@mochiag7856]

I thought I wouldn't like this video as Daybreak is not one of my favourite songs, but I ended up enjoying it. In particular, I liked how direct and honest you are. Not everyone agrees with you but, as you said, this is YOUR video. Keep up the good work!

[@jannie5173]

👏👏👏👏 Now you should watch the story behind this song on Gloria Wu's channel. Not as a reaction but just to know what happened. He lost his voice right before having to sing this song on the Singer show. This whole concert was amazing! Especially for being his first big solo concert. If I'm wrong in that, I'm sure someone will correct me. But everything he sang in this show was absolute fire!

[@seppokanerva7399]

It for sure was "absolutely fire."

[@gordanabursac9193]

What does it mean that he lost completely his voice. I can hear him singing perfectly ..????

[@user-ce1mv3vd3q]

ДИМАШ ничего, никогда не делает просто так. У НЕГО абсолютно всё прочу'вствовано, даже приме'ряно на себя, пережито внутри себя. ОН поёт и ставит себя на место этого героя, от имени которого ОН поёт. Поэтому получается так проникновенно, доступно ЕГО слушателям. У кого душа спит, закрыта, те ЕГО не понимают, не принимают и мне их очень жалко. 🤔☹Вам, спасибо большое за реакцию 👏👏👏🤝🤗✌

[@sudursharifov7845]

Галина Чумакова почему вы читаете мои мысли? Ну, вообще то это здорово!

[@crissn8828]

Stay for awhile in Bastau: Without you, Diva Dance, Give me love, My Swan,... great concert! So glad to see you enjoying these performances!

[@2211gk]

"Diva Dance" - Also from Bastau

[@jemals1982]

You gotta watch the version with subtitles and the backstory. It's hard to watch without crying.! Brutally emotional song.....

[@judycasley108]

I don’t usually watch Daybreak because the back story and his vocals make me cry. But I respect your technical expertise. Thank you.

[@serenityfan1514]

Love the unicorn pic, so cute. He really looks like a prince from magically unicorn kingdom.

[@reginalafora6185]

Wow I learned a lot about craneo shaking 😻 thank you so much 😊 keep doing Dimash reactions please 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@clivethorneycroft9357]

So refreshing to listen to such a professional analysis! Dear Angel please continue with your wonderful reactions.

[@melbrod3868]

I really enjoy your reactions and knowledgeable comments--and your enthusiasm in this one is infectious. Keep up the good work.

[@AngelAzzarraOpera]

Thank you!

[@tonipenkova4325]

Amazing performance ! Great reaction and analysis ! You forgot the "Diva Dance " from the same concert... With love from Bulgaria ♥️🇧🇬♥️

[@dgkohn]

Also, please react at his performance of Ogni Pietra from his concert (on his channel) amazing!!

[@jerrymendez6379]

In addition, your comments are accurate and accurate. I love it. I adore your "what ..?" Face ... Because that's how we feel, too. This boy is awesome. Thank you very much for your excellent reaction. Once again GOOD JOB. 🇲🇽😘👍😎

[@mariaba2216]

This is amazing to watch

[@teresaluz975]

Fairy prince. His voice is out of this world. Loved the reaction and analysis.

[@elenawvw9599]

Hi, like so much your reactions to Dimash. This performance it is in Chinese (Mandarin)! So beautiful and powerful! And very sad song.

[@vilkoskorlich259]

In Dimash’s case it was even confirmed. A popular Turkish vocal coach, Emre Yücelen, once analysed Dimash and said he must have longer vocal folds than usual.. he, then, once visited Dimash in Kazakhstan and directly asked him if he had longer vocal folds and Dimash said yes. Here’s also an American voice teacher, Mary Zimmer, talking about Dimash, his range and the anatomy his vocal folds must have: Phenomenal singer btw. He’s not only about range, his skill level is immensely high, he has such a precise technique, is amazingly versatile (he sings in several different genres and uses styles and techniques of pretty much all genres), and he still does a great job in conveying emotion in his performances. Many vocal pedagogues call him best singer in the world. His range is not his most important feature, but of course it’s a nice plus. n Dimash’s case it was even confirmed. A popular Turkish vocal coach, Emre Yücelen, once analysed Dimash and said he must have longer vocal folds than usual.. he, then, once visited Dimash in Kazakhstan and directly asked him if he had longer vocal folds and Dimash said yes. Vocal range and style His sung range expands 6 octaves and 2 semitones, from C2 to C6 to F♯6 and, finally, D8. However his known range was a little more than 6 octaves, it’s now almost 7.

[@vilkoskorlich259]

The true story is heart wrenching,and YOU MISSED THE POINT During an interview Dimash said when he first learned of the backstory to this song it left him shaking. He prefers performing songs that have a deeper meaning. I think that most of us prefer to listen to Dimash in this sad, emotional repertoire that moves us to the depths of hearts His voice and this how he interprets songs, how he communicates emotions In 1999, in the south-west China, there was a tragic accident A cable car jumped up and fell from a height, there were people inside Some of them died, some survived with injuries There was also a young couple with their 2.5 year old son who, in the face of this tragedy, kept the child up high to cushion this fall And they succeeded, the boy survived Unfortunately they both died in this accident Hong Han was shocked by the story And she was so overwhelmed that she adopt the boy after a while. He wrote the song two years later and she tells the story of this day from the boy's perspective. it was a beautiful day. And Dimash must somehow face these emotions Dimash unfortunately fell ill and it was an inflammation of the throat I think or maybe something like what happened recently and trust me, So I think there is nothing worse for a singer before the show rather than infection of the vocal cords While this is a concert - you can postpone it but here is the competition, live, so there is no such option so the atmosphere was nervous of course, they tried to heal Dimash and save him from oppression just before the performance, one of the participants gave him a mysterious vial of liquid I do not know what it was - maybe some Chinese mixture? but it probably helped ;-) I'm sure many of you have heard this performance from the Bastau concert from Dimash's solo concert which was a few months later in Kazakhstan and the fact is that performance is better than this (imho) First - he sang a little differently, i like more version from Bastau and maybe actually during the program he did not feel comfortable because of illness, so next performance is better because he was healthyI couldn't speak I've tried several times to record Daididau reaction I started, I said two sentences, and unfortunately my voice broke it's just that we're trying to get some sound, but we have absolutely no control over it voice "fly" in a completely different direction and brings us a different sound than we would like to get So I think there is nothing wo

[@helgaogmundardottir1193]

YES, Nessum dorma, Dimash! Please!

[@charlesmanus7488]

Dimash sings entirely in opera voice in "Ulysses"

[@petercauter9691]

Yes, but more in a baritone range and tone

[@funkyfranx]

I’ve heard non-classical vocal coaches call it baritone, but whenever opera singers react they say it sounds like a tenor voice to them

[@deeb.9250]

It's tenor but the original is baritone, Dimitri Hvorotovsky sang Ulysses with Sumi Jo in true baritone... Just find that version and the comparison is obvious

[@quinchin6200]

Great reaction Angel - that Dimash performance was just epic.Even the Securtiy guard had to turn around to see what was happening !! Perfect performance ! Thank you.

[@nadiathisse7883]

👏👏👏👏👏🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷Dimash est the voice magnifique magnifique quand en france Dimash?????????? 😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖

[@kalamkastyulyumbaeva9872]

Каждая прослушанная песня Димаша- фаворит 😍😍😍👌👌👌👍👍👍

[@user-vd6rk1bv9t]

Весь кайф обламала, своими бесконечными остановками

[@svetlachurchman-zlatkova1809]

Thank you for a great reaction. I beleive 'Autumn Strong' will be your favourite, next one please.

[@gitanacarla4125]

Great REACTION 👍

[@SereVie]

I remember a few years back when I listened to Daybreak the first time I shed tears. I didn't understand what the song was about. Then later I found out back in The Singer he sang this song while having severe throat infection I was in awe. Dimash : *couldn't speak a word, got some shots on the neck, sang beautifully then nothing after. I can't get over the story.

[@MinaMaurice]

I enjoyed your reaction to this piece, thank you! And you look gorgeous btw in this video!

[@AngelAzzarraOpera]

Thank you!

[@kriknut1]

This is my absolute favorite number one. Thank you for clearing it up with cranial shake. I have a request for you. Can you please go back a little after a comment breake? That way, it's easier to understand what you just told. Unforgettable Day from the Gakku concert next, please 🙏

[@JuanGarcia-hc1mn]

I can't wait for you to hear all the other things he can do and hear his full operatic voice you will be blown away. There is much more to hear! I believe All by myself is next and Unforgettable day at Gakku!! The lyrics to daybreak are so touching and makes it so much more of an experience when you hear him sing this song with the lyrics.

[@HisDearMissK]

My first of your reactions to Dimash. I like how you're explaining his technique and how you explain too, how a student of singing could practice if they would like to learn similar techniques. What I'm saying is...I can see that you are an educator. That this "reaction business" is for you, not all about likes & subscriptions, that you want more substance...a better use of your time, than all the Ohhs & Ahhs others are putting out there in an attempt to jump on Dimash's train & build up their own channel. You teach us, we learn from you and I appreciate it. I'm sure you've gotten the usual shit of "you pause too much, you talk too much" blah blah blah. Most of us Dears, or at least me, are reaction video addicts. Literally. There's some dopamine, oxytocin hormonal release (or whatever) that gives me/us a rush. Good feelings, big smiles and the "oh yeah sucker, you ain't heard nothing yet and the Uh huh we weren't lying 'bout him being the best" attitude we bring to the 1st. time hearing Dimash sing, videos genre. And that's good fun, but to actually learn something new, takes it to a new level. So you keep being you and I'll go watch your other videos. P.S. before I saw Dimash on Sam Johnson's vocal coaching channel years ago, I really knew very little about the act of singing. I've learned so much. I occasionally get a wild hair & think about getting a vocal coach, because as I sing along with Dimash, in whatever language he's singing in, I find I can hit those low lows & some of the high highs. I was labeled an alto in 8th grade choir. ❤take care Krista in Colorado

[@weslove6018]

I don't know how much you know about the song Daybreak, Dawn, Sunrise a few names it's been called but Han Hong wrote and sang it. If you haven't heard her version, please at least listen to it!! You know the Chinese competition he was in, well youngsters had their own called "LET'S SING KIDS" Malaysian girl 11 rears old won the contest. Her name is ("Tang Jingjin") it says Day Breaks and has Eng. Sub. She after 8 or 9 songs she won the contest. My favorite placed second. Her name is "Qiu Shihan", she was 10, she is now 15. She sang a song Called I Want A Home!!! Put in Qiu Shihan. If you see a white collar with a black choker that's it. Then you'll see When you say nothing at all, a couple years later, complete difference in looks but many believe she is the future of Chinese music. Another is (Shi Jiaxi) song "Free as the Wind'. 10 years old very husky voice. Love to see her at about 18 singing!! Tang Jingjin just disappeared back into Malaysia. I can't find anything on her today. She's 16 by now. Qiu Shihan is 15 now and there is a sing trail on her. If you do watch "I want a Home'. There is a little boy playing the violin just to her right rear playing. One more thing, Tang did "THENIGHT OF ULAANBAATAR" Probably the best version is by Tan Weiwei. When Tang sings Day Breaks that's Tan Wei Wei also called Sitar Tan in the horizontal strips!! Funny Tan Weiwei is not present. Not react please in spare (HAHA) time, watch. Angel I watch your Reenactments because I can get technical knowledge!!

[@huixu2745]

love your video about Dimash

[@TheBlackyburn]

Dimash's language is music

[@jesbsnrn]

thanks for explaining why the choice of songs ang videos. regardless , i still enjoy these reactions/ analysis and performances

[@MrTuku1]

Hi Angel.An amazing reaction again to DK. Totally agree 100% on your comment about his performance.I don't understand much in terms of musical techniques, but I learn a lot from your comments and make me got to know more deep inside of this talented young guy and his unique voice.Great reaction and keep on schedule of Dimash. He'll be surprising us every time..Thank You

[@holpcs2]

Analyzing your critiques, I think "Love Is Like A Dream" and "Ogni Pietra" will be your favorite performances of Dimash. I'd like to request that you react to David Phelps singing, "These Are They." I've never requested anyone to react to anything before, so this is a first. 🙂

[@lindahake1666]

Thanks, Angel! I love your analysis and comments. Glad you are continuing with Dimash. A warm hello from California. A DimashDear4Life

[@portiaj4374]

Fab technical analysis again! Well, almost every new song we listen to becomes a new favourite, you'll just wait and enjoy the ride!

[@akumu2721]

he seems more comfortable in bastau performances because while filming the singer Dimash was sick most part of the show, even this song you just reacted, the doctor said no highnotes, but dimash did an amazing performance anyways, you should check the singer version and you will notice the difference is huge. great reaction i really enjoyed it