Opera Singer Reacts to Jorge Negrete

Hey everyone so honestly when I filmed this I was like “I DON’T WANNA!” because I was really, really tired from a long day of working but the minute he opened his mouth I fell in love. This is 100% such a beautiful, beautiful voice and he uses it so delicately in phrasing but also it’s very full throated and rich. Just chefs kiss perfect. I’m so glad I was introduced to him!!!
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[@dodgegame6617]

No one: KZbin recommendations: wanna watch a opera singer reacting old mexican movies?? Me: hell yeah

[@dolleteoficial2936]

Yes I know, I love Jorge Negrete voice too

[@conyvillarreal9990]

Love it!!!!! 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽

[@beney2k]

ikr... I think I’ve gone full circle back to singing reaction videos... could this be the end of 2020 crisis?

[@taylor914ce]

Yes, viva México. 🇲🇽

[@mariarobles1570]

He started as an opera singer but ended up singing rancheras because at that time, it was more popular. Opera didn’t have a big enough audience. He didn’t want to wear a mariachi costume at first. Who would have thought that he sang rancheras in such a beautiful way that he brought mariachi music to a new height in the heart of Mexicans and the whole world.

[@papermaniac]

Jorge negrete actully had formal studies as an opera singer, but he is most remembered for his acting skills and their ranchera songs.

[@marianamartinezjimenez7145]

He worked as an understudy for the New York's Metropolitan opera house they offered 2 year contract but he gave it up because at the time he was pretty popular here in Mexico, but he could have been famous the US but he just turned away

[@jorgenegrete1888]

papermaniac after watching this vid, I feel famous ✅

[@Menez47]

Such a beautiful singer. Viva Mexico

[@juarezcastelo]

Xacly!!

[@juanmasa3020]

@Tony Gallegos to compare antonio aguilar's voice to that of jorge negrete's ,is pure blasphemy

[@fabip3996]

Fun fact! He spoke German, Italian, English and understoon Náhuatl

[@BVAS1430]

Nahuatl? Watch out for lighting, liar.

[@cyberrinkie]

@@BVAS1430 he actually did

[@BVAS1430]

@@cyberrinkie He was born in Guanajuato. Went to school to El Colegio Aleman. Then went to the Colegio Militar. Then spent years in the U.S. They did not teach Nahuatl in Guanajuato, El Colegio Aleman or in the U.S. Nahuatl is spoken by a minority of the population in the Federal District, the Valley of Mexico. Where the hell did he learn Nahuatl, liars? As usual, making up stuff when it comes to pre-Hispanic cultures. Next, you will try to tell us that he was Aztec!

[@cyberrinkie]

@@BVAS1430 he couldn't learn it by himself.... a friend of mine learned maya from his nanny...

[@PaperHeartStarts]

@@BVAS1430 www.ecured.cu/Jorge_Alberto_Negrete_Moreno Here it mentions that when he was in El Colegio Aleman in the Federal District he studied the fundamentals of Nahuatl in an autodidactic way.

[@sugarmilk28]

When Mexico had quality tv, music, and actors/actresses 😭

[@mrdonenriquesama]

yes!

[@abrilaranda1388]

Today we only hear about Omar Chaparro and Eugenio Dervez 🤢🤧

[@prisonmike1658]

Now most shows promote violence and make being a drug dealer cool so sad

[@heliogonzalez2663]

It's all trash 🗑 now They decided to copy american media Because instead of being honest mexican media people had the idea that americans were more modern and better I bet you'll all seen la catrina Is a meme on people who copied on on foreigns because they felt more "refined" acting that way

[@JulianA-wm9fw]

@@prisonmike1658 sad truth brah, I remember a time when all they showed on Telemundo were narc shows, and sadder truth is that the lead actors portraying the roles were more model type.

[@artemisadelaluna9901]

Jorge Negrete was the epitome of a true handsome Mexican gentlemen and artist ❤️🇲🇽

[@felix64able]

His grandson Lorenzo Negrete inherited his voice

[@emmel4fun]

@@felix64able Lorenzo is so underrated.

[@mercedesgomez8258]

He really had a strong voice, he had to tone himself down; I have a fun tale from my granpa going to watch him perform at the theater. JORGE had a show at Teatro Blanquita, he comes out starts the show and manages to bust the speakers at the theater; so he had to put down the Mic and finish the show without any electronics, which was totally not a problem for him. If anyone cares, reply and I'll find a source to share with y'all.

[@Tacosinaguacate]

PLEASE DO I would love to see this and show it to my dad who's a huge fan

[@mottiony]

Me too, pleeeeeeeeeease!

[@conyvillarreal9990]

Wow! I would like to know the full story!!!! 😱😱😱😱😱🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽

[@liraco_mx]

DO share. Por favor. ;)

[@buzzardscry1383]

Waiting

[@jesusvivasalcocer7590]

I'm Mexican and this guy was a Mexican opera singer, then he became an actor and singer. In Mexico he's like an Elvis Presley

[@perritolicenciado3212]

a mi me da no se que cosa cuando leo "ranchera singer" jaja no esta mal pero es algo nuevo para mi

[@osbaldocruz4735]

Nop, Vicente Fernández es el Elvis Mexicano

[@EviLeonhart]

@@osbaldocruz4735 Haha el único elvis mexicano es pedro infante.

[@moimedina8703]

Jorge Negrete es el Jorge Negrete mexicano , incomparable

[@luismata338]

@@moimedina8703 Exactamente, nada que comparar

[@gerardobrito1209]

Every single time u hear this song pride overflows through my veins

[@valeriagarcia2116]

Yes sir

[@beardowns8050]

Viva Mexico! Soy Mexicano!! 🇲🇽

[@BajaSurf]

bro... i cried immediately..

[@javierparram]

Angel, gracias por reaccionar a nuestra Leyenda. El gran Charro Cantor: el Tenor Dramático ó Barítono Jorge Negrete. Militar de carrera, a los 16 años ingresó en el Colegio Militar dónde se graduó como teniente de administración, en 1930 fue nombrado capitán segundo y efectuó estudios militares en París y Roma (en 1940 quiso participar en la Segunda Guerra Mundial como soldado estadounidense pero no se le permitió alistarse). Paralelamente a sus labores castrenses... Cierto día siguiendo a una linda joven que ingreso a un edificio y luego entro a un departamento, un hombre mayor en la recepción le pregunto que buscaba, a la chica ella viene a tomar clases de cato - también yo- respondió. Estudió Bell canto, con el prestigioso maestro José Pierson, Director de la Compañía Impulsora de Opera de México, quien fue profesor de cantantes de ópera notables en la época, como Fanny Anitúa , José Mojica y Román Nava Álvarez, tenor dramático, nieto del Gral. Independentista y Presidente "Juan Álvarez" (conocido en Italia cómo el carusso mexicano) y de intérpretes populares como Pedro Vargas, Alfonso Ortiz Tirado y Hugo Avendaño. Negrete de 20 años empezó a cantar para la radio, interpretó por primera vez en la cadena de radiodifusión XETR conocidas arias operísticas y canciones de compositores mexicanos. En 1931, con el grado de capitán segundo, solicitó licencia del Ejército Mexicano para dedicarse completamente a su carrera de cantante En 1932 Bajo el seudónimo de Alberto Moreno para que no se enteraran en su casa, de que estaba cantando, llegó a grabar algunas óperas. La gran calidad de su voz y su aspecto distinguido le permitieron ganar una rápida celebridad en los escenarios mexicanos y extranjeros. Se presento en diferentes teatros de USA. Tratando de colocarse como cantante en un teatro de New York le ofrecieron ser cantante suplente, no acepto. Regreso a México y comenzó a hacer películas y el charro cantor ya no pudo regresar a la opera. Muchos cantantes se han visto influidos y han expresado su admiración hacia Jorge Negrete, desde los más populares hasta los más líricos, Don Jorge, le decía el gran Pedro Infante, que se sentía intimidado por la voz y personalidad de Negrete, del que decía: es bien parecido, alto, habla 5 idiomas inglés, francés, alemán, italiano. español y a mi, mi esposa me esta enseñando a escribir. Pedro tomo clases de Bell Canto, tratando de imitar a Negrete. Solo te salen gritos le decía Manuel Esperon. Alfredo Kraus, el tenor, comentó en una entrevista cuando le preguntaron qué discos le gustaba escuchar; que cuando quería escuchar a un gran cantante escuchaba a Jorge Negrete. Placido Domingo, dice su libro Mis primeros cuarenta años que para él Jorge Negrete era el "Non Plus Ultra", es decir, "No hay más allá". Se dice también que el tenor italiano Franco Corelli, llegó a elogiar la voz de Jorge Negrete, diciendo que si este hubiera continuado con su carrera de cantante de ópera, habría llegado a estar entre los mejores del mundo. El estilo patriótico de las canciones que interpretaba Jorge Negrete, en las que se ensalzaban valores como la valentía, el valor o la familia, cuajó en el seno en una sociedad mexicana, que venía saliendo de los mal sabores de la revolución mexicana, y estaba necesitada de creencias sobre los que reconstruir una identidad nacional. Estilo al que siguieron muchos artistas de la época de oro del cine Mexicano. El Charro Cantor, dejo muy alto el nivel de interpretación para los cantantes de música ranchera que se respetan, y se ven obligados a aprender a cantar bien y en directo.

[@PedroHernandez-xn4dz]

I’m not sure but I think this guy was an opera singer very disciplined military background very famous in Spain also

[@DavidMendoza-ll1dj]

I think he studied in France while he was in college or military...something like that

[@daenerystargaryen9188]

Es correcto lo que dices, el fue cantante de ópera, y después se dedicó a cantar mariachi y canciones rancheras, que era lo mejor pagado en esa época.

[@fonzzo89]

He is!

[@vtmz-ft8vf]

@@DavidMendoza-ll1dj nop. El estudio en Mexico con el maestro Pearson que en.ese tiempo era muy prestigiado y reconocido como maestro de los mejores cantantes de la época. Estudió idiomas en el.colegio Aleman en Mexico en donde su padre que era militar también daba clases.

[@sherlockholmes8528]

Btw, as you guessed he was classical trained. History says: He was studying in a Military Academy, one time he saw this beautiful girl pass by and he was enchanted by her beauty, he follow her and he go inside the same building as her....She was a soprano singer and she was to take classes. And in order to get to know her he took classes. And the rest is history

[@oscar1081]

@Pamela Mejía ?

[@josemanuelmayagoitia1177]

Muchas gracias por tus comentarios. Realmente confirman lo que nosotros pensabamos a cerca de Jorge Negrete. Y los tomamos en muy serio porque vienen de una profesional de la opera. Saludos desde Chihuahua, México.

[@DotoreMartinezvasconcelos]

Jose Manuel es que he oído voces portentosas, pero la de Jorge Negrete es otra cosa. Qué orgullo para México!!

[@monicanunez3294]

I am from Venezuela and we had a very strong exposition to Mexican music through television and cinema. My grandma used to watch and enjoy this kind of movies and I developed a crush on Jorge...at 9 or 10 years old! His voice and presence were very impressive.

[@jamesrawlins735]

So I'm guessing you also watched Pedro Infante as well (The animated movie Coco paid homage to both actor/singers.) It's so sad that both legends died at such a young age (Negrete at 42 from hepatitis and Infante in a plane crash at 40.) I don't know if people realize how huge Negrete was in the Actors Union in Mexico (he and Cantinflas has a massive battle over leadership of the Union.)

[@saulm58]

The great Alfredo Kraus once said that whenever he wanted to listen to a great singer he listened to Jorge Negrete. Also Plácido Domingo and Franco Corelli expressed their admiration for him.

[@jdguevara93]

Not sure why this was recommended to me, but it was a very welcome surprise to be sure. Had never heard of Jorge Negrete, but his voice is amazing. The control, the tone, the little vocal "speed bumps" he peppered in throughout. That was good.

[@Chamcgrady]

I am mexican, ranchera is not my style but I Jorge Negrete was a real deal. Compared with trashy artists nowadays, if you wanted to be famous you really needed to be disciplined and had real talent... As you say: NO COMPUTER FIXED TONES, JUST REAL VOICES. 👍👍

[@conyvillarreal9990]

Awesome Jorge Negrete!!!! 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽 Thanks for your reaction!!!!!

[@explorer1968]

Jorge Negrete aka "El Charro Cantor" or "The Singing Charro" was along with the immortal Pedro Infante, Miguel Aceves Mejía, and Javier Solís one of the greatest Ranchero singers of all time. He studied classical opera before going to acting and Ranchero music, hail to a great Jorge Negrete!!

[@aislinna3611]

yes!!!!! los tres gallos Mexicanos, Pedro Infante, Jorge Negrete and Javier Solís! i also love Miguel Aceves Mejia but José Alfredo Jiménez was also a huge part then with all his songs, one of Mexico’s biggest and best composers and now a lot of his songs were sung by Pedro Infante and even modern singers and a lot of Vicente’s songs also

[@blackshinobu9735]

Fierro compadre

[@nezahualcoyotlzinlope2471]

Javier solis sang mostly boleros and very little rancheros

[@explorer1968]

@@nezahualcoyotlzinlope2471 If that's so, then why on Earth he was called "the king of bolero ranchero"??

[@juanmasa3020]

@@nezahualcoyotlzinlope2471 probably the best mexican singer ever,mr javier solis

[@Franco_23]

Reacts to "Coplas - Jorge Negrete y Pedro Infante". One of the best scenes of the golden age of Mexican cinema. A true battle of the titans.

[@AnaSofia-xe2wg]

Please

[@gokihenjin]

Please x 2

[@cebollatrash]

La primera rap battle en la historia

[@LaJane99]

A true battle of titans as you said

[@tonyl3012]

Mexico lindo y querido. Si muero lejos de ti. Que digan que Estoy dormido. Y que me traigan aqui.

[@rolboler5191]

Negrete surely must be praised, but you're passionate and accurate way of analizing and lovely reactions too. You clearly enjoy a lot and makes us enjoy. Already suscribed.

[@AngelAzzarraOpera]

Thank you!

[@d.esanchez3351]

Stay with someone who looks at you the way Angel Opera looks at Jorge Negrete Saludos desde México

[@AngelAzzarraOpera]

😂😂😂😂 you are not wrong

[@Jrocka7x]

Okay. This is important, because we need to bring natural sound back. I'm getting lessons when I move, and I want to SLAY acapella.

[@AngelAzzarraOpera]

Totally agree- no auto tune, no compression. Just LA VOCE. Sweet! I offer lessons if you want to check it out- link is in the description

[@ileananegrete9186]

He's a legend. He paved the way for a lot of Mexican artist today. Thank you Tio!

[@sasuarg]

Era tu tío abuelo?

[@richyaxl1151]

Eres de la Familia Negrete? Yo soy de la Familia Aguilar. My tío es Antonio Aguilar. 🙏🌹

[@marcososa4565]

You related? Wow then your sobrino spunds just like the abuelo amazin

[@franciscoisaachernandezcha7752]

¡Viva México! Pdt: I'm from Mexico and I am proud to say that Jorge Negrete was and is one of the most transcendent symbols of our culture of the so-called Mexican golden film era

[@clauaome25]

I get tears in my eyes. It isn't only the voice. It is also the lyrics. Orgullo de ser mexicana!!!

[@SIRVER123456789]

Negrete did a recording of the Opera classic "O Sole Mío" in the movie Dos Tipos de Cuidado. I recommend you watch it!

[@Luifernal6]

That’s no opera, o sole mío is a Neapolitan song...

[@lidiacarrilomejia4618]

Negrete cantaba como tenor y varitono

[@downfromkentuckeh]

O sole mio is a neapolitan song, not an aria.

[@albertmurillo7522]

You guys just made me miss my dad and my grandparents

[@user-ry1cc1im6f]

Cantó O sole mio!!???? Ohhh voy a buscar yaaaa gracias!

[@ruthbeatrizveraarteaga7559]

Jorge Negrete fue la mejor voz de Mexico por eso fue el embajador de la música mexicana para el mundo . Por eso siempre será el ídolo inmortal de America 🙌

[@jamesrawlins735]

Tambien Miguel Aceves Mejia - Negrete era un baritono, Aceves un tenor.

[@dementegg]

I can tell you're loving the music you're feeling it so deeply. That alone makes this whole video great!

[@valrocc9879]

Jorge Alberto Negrete Moreno.. One of the greatest Mexican singers ever.. He was able to speak several languages.. But you should listen to his grandson Lorenzo.. He sounds just like him.. Hands down. Greetings.

[@frenchboymacho7799]

Val Rocc agree but Lorenzo is baritone and Jorge was a Dramatic Tenor

[@JoseHernandez-bh8lz]

Lorenzo is good but Jorge was on a whole different level.

[@JoseHernandez-bh8lz]

@@frenchboymacho7799 Nop, Lorenzo is a light tenor, Jorge was a baritone.

[@mottiony]

@@JoseHernandez-bh8lz INDEED! He´ll NEVER EVER sound like his grandpa... EVER!

[@paulinaestrada9417]

Jorge Negrete 💕 El charro cantor la mejor voz de México 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽 en sus tiempos!!

[@diosebendezuvargas2623]

En sus tiempos? A ver quien se le iguala en estos tiempos

[@rubendanielgongoracorte3823]

De todos los tiempos

[@paulinaestrada9417]

@@rubendanielgongoracorte3823 Correcto, mi paisano tenía la mejor voz de todos los tiempos ✨✨

[@angelical4701]

Es maravilloso ver que la musica no tiene idiomas o color en este mundo tan revuelto...🎶🎶😍😍

[@josemorales5117]

Jorge Negrete was a Tenor and sung opera in Mexico, but Ranchera and Mariachi did make him a superstar across the whole spanish speaking world even with fans in Europe and Asia, his film career was also successful and millions mourned his tragic death. Thanks Angel to review him, (in my opinion one of the top 3 Mexican singers ever).

[@robertsosa2083]

I'm pretty sure he's a Baritone voice but because of his vocal range many feel he is a dramatic tenor.

[@AquilaLupus9]

Baritone. Not a tenor.

[@lhadzyan7300]

@@robertsosa2083 he was something in between a tenor and a baritone, either a lower-deep dramatical tenor leaning into baritone or a lightier and higher baritone leaning into tenor. Usually the so-called Second Tenor voices fall in a mix-up between a lower tenor or a higher baritone types, and they usually label themselves and lean more as tenors because after all there are greater songs and leading roles for those heroic tenor voices, rather on true baritones for the same level - and usually at those times, true full-baritones sounded even lower and darker as they´re First Bass-type rather than Second Tenor. Nowadays as the musical tunning point is quite higher than at the middle of 20th century, the baritones are sung by the lighter baritones of the Second Tenor grade, instead of First Basses, and the latter ones became the absolute true basses as the real ones of Second Bass tier type became so much rarer today!! Darker heroic tenors now aren´t just Second Tenor type but a mix-up between the First Tenor and Second Tenor tiers which back then was the central Lyrical Tenor standard one, and these ones are now totally at the First Tenor label alongside the Light/Coloratura Tenors not much different from each other except in weight and lenght on reaching higher notes - Coloratura Tenors are pretty much neutral or androgyne voices than what they were some 75 years ago as everything got higher and higher. So for today standards, Negrete voice could be labeled as a true barytone, but back then there wasn´t any doubt he was a true heroic/deeper tenor then.

[@raulishnikovdancer2346]

@@lhadzyan7300 Very interesting analysis of his voice. and the differences. In his time he had a reputation of being a baritone. And is widely accepted he was such. I learnt a lot about differences in the almost the same range.

[@navitorres137]

Hey, you are so beautiful and charismatic, thanks for u reaction! He's an icon in Mexico, and now im waiting for more reactions about our Country, greetings from Mexico City!

[@durandal1909]

Fun fact: He looks relaxed and with so much confidence, because he was captain at the Mexican Army before becoming a popular singer and actor. Surely Jorge Negrete had a great scenic presence!

[@emanuelbustamante6638]

Yo soy Mexicano y puedo decir que es el mejor exponente de rancheras un género que es una mezcla de varios estilos, Jorge Negrete además cantaba ópera. Viva Mexico 🍾🥂

[@luzmartinez577]

La voz de Jorge Negrete es la voz más hermosa que ha existido jamás!!! Además es el hombre más hermoso que ha existido jamás!!! Lo amo, lo adoro...

[@jasvmusic]

Sin duda JORGE NEGRETE es la mejor voz de México. 🇲🇽

[@joleesolis4152]

I love all Mexican music from this era. It’s beautiful, full of pride and just so so well done. I almost cry every time I hear Jorge Negrete sing. Also...what a babe. ♥️

[@normandobautistajuares418]

Gracias por reconocer a nuestra Gran primer Tenor de México el Gran Jorge Negrete. Primer ídolo de México Admirado por los grandes tenores de su tiempo cuentan biógrafos .y en la actualidad placido Domingo y franco correlli lo admiran. Entre muchos grandes tenores

[@jassielarango861]

Nice video, I'm from México. And here, like, 80% of our grandpa's and grandma's can sing something like that, because they grew up whit these songs, whit these actors, whit these voices and it's so beautiful, beacuse you go to your grandpa's house and listen their voice when they sings. You have my like.👌🏼

[@iancuspinera1160]

It is really sad, when you go to México's today top songs on Spotify there's only reggaeton, banda and rap. We forgot the beautifulness of mariachi and rancheras.

[@abrilaranda1388]

And opera

[@TheBlind314]

Corridos

[@dang5874]

Looks like y'all also forgot the beautifulness of banda, like you should research more about the genre. For example, i can recommend you to listen "Dios Nunca Muere" or "Pinotepa Nacional" with banda oaxaqueña (or just any chilena with banda; there's also a video out there of "banda sinaloense vs banda oaxaqueña" so you can hear the differences)

[@caprisunellasweatiejunior383]

My mom never lets me forget it. I remember lowkey feeling embarrassed when she played ranchera music but now I’m like whatever. Still so underrated. I think my mom is super mexican because some of my friends who claim I’m not Mexican enough don’t event like the most Mexican things. I still till this day prefer hearing the news in Spanish. Idk why.

[@aguacateadosmilpesitos]

What's the problem? Music evolves and everything's beautiful or interesting in their own way. That's how we work, we evolve, and it doesn't make banda or reggaeton any less of a good genre or music

[@rogeliocruz8775]

La época dorada de México, mí papá toca la guitarra,tiene los cuadernillos de las canciones de sus grandes ídolos, Jorge Negrete y Pedro Infante, viva México, viva Veracruz.

[@claireisacamel]

It’s so textured and yet so smooth!!

[@Madbeater]

I loved your video. I adore Jorge’s voice. He was known to be a baritone, but lately, his vocal range was re classified as baritone massimo. he was loved by Placido Domingo. One of his most overwhelming songs is Mexico lindo y querido. Hope you can take a look at that one.

[@luciaibarra4003]

Gracias por este magnífico vídeo! Soy mexicana y , a pesar de haber nacido después de que nuestro Jorge había fallecido, lo he admirado siempre!😍 Y es de las pocas voces que me produce éxtasis!

[@erickf3392]

i say this in spanish: muchas gracias por escuchar esta música tradicional y reaccionar a un cantante tan representativo como jorge negrete

[@MiracleWeaver2012]

We were in a downtown Rome, Italy, hotel one day back in 1993. when the owner/manager of the place learned that we were Mexicans, he immediately made reference to Jorge Negrete, whom he called "the best singer in the world!" That was nice coming from a compatriot of Luciano Pavarotti. I also know that Placido Domingo (born in Spain) grew up in Mexico, admiring Jorge Negrete and wanted to sing like him. Placido got his dream and then some.

[@JoseHernandez-bh8lz]

Jorge was Indeed classical trained, he was chosen by Lawrence Tibbet him self as his substitute or alternate, yet Negrete who was a proud man declined.

[@maneincondicional9139]

Love Jorge Negrete, he was amazing , please react to EL JINETE Thanks and many blessings💙

[@acecombat1965]

Hi Angela, I MUST say I did truly enjoyed your review on Jorge Negrete's performance, in particular because YOU are an Opera Singer and truly understand and you explain the technic from Jorge Negrete's singing, bravo!

[@danielevazquezmoreno4046]

I love your sincerity ♥️ Pd. He was in the army. He trained in opera. He was the president of the national actors asociation.

[@adriellamas2654]

He was founder and president

[@JuanjoSosa]

If you feel like this is one of the most beautiful voices you've presented on this channel then you MUST react to Mexico Lindo y Querido (Remastered) by Jorge Negrete, pls and thanks for your insights ❤️

[@rebecastevens8892]

Magnificent! Orgullo Mexicano!

[@davidpastrana9016]

react to "MEXICO LINDO Y QUERIDO, of JORGE NEGRETE" 💗🇲🇽

[@luislozanocisneros4319]

¿Ya se te olvidó el español? ¡Ah! B u e n o...?

[@are7041]

Luis Lozano Cisneros Eso es lo que mis padres me dicen cuando hablo ingles.

[@holypotato4287]

Her face 🤣 she looks like she’s really enjoying it

[@DiegoMondragon]

Wow, you’re an amazing critic. I have never appreciated his voice until after listening to your step by step breakdown and clear explanation. Thank You!

[@Rafsito]

México lindo y querido or granada are two beautiful interpretations of Negrete

[@judithlambertmontt4946]

Jorge Negrete es el más grande exponente de la música mexicana y ninguno se le ha igualado en su maravillosa voz. Además que era guapísimo.

[@palomapardo8767]

Jorge Negrete was an opera singer, but he made his carreer acting and singing popular music, there's a movie that actualy stars with him singing " O sole mio" you should look for it 😊

[@raulmaymay1479]

Saludos, eres una dama que sabe apreciar la música. Te sugiero reacciones a No Sé Porqué, de Jorge Negrete...

[@moralgriever]

Checked his wiki page: he did get opera training. He was also in a military school so that helped him with his posture and demeanor on camera :)

[@alfonsocano106]

Well, here you are talking about a god, no kidding Jorge Negrete hypnotized millions o people singing with such a masculine style and, he is one of the big names in the golden time of Mexican movie industry the way he executed those songs is second to none, then later on other singers became a group of gods like Negrete but with a different technique, and gave life to songs which keep impacting millions still in these days, these singers are alive in the heart of people , every praise have been given to them by the millions of fans who still buy their records throughout the Spanish speaking world .

[@mariaguadalupelazo9577]

Encantada de conocerte!!!!! Increíble que analices el desempeño vocal del maestro Jorge Negrete a años de distancia. Muy interesante opinión. Por supuesto te voy a seguir. Un saludo desde la ciudad de México

[@JoseMartinez-pm4bh]

You should listen a Jorge Negrete´s grand son (Lorenzo Negrete), their voices are very similar.

[@escuincle7]

JORGE NEGRETE start her carrer has a opera singer... he don like to sing ranchera at the begining... in the end he is the iconic charro cantor.

[@kazkamiikaze]

His*

[@jaimeruiz521]

He's Placido Domingo's idol. Was Respected by both Alfredo Krause and Franco Corelli. Jorge Negrete was no joke. Mexico's greatest voice.

[@tonyl3012]

His voice always tears me up

[@elperrotambienpaga7350]

Agua del pozo de la virgen mexicana. Ranchera bonita y melódica. Para mi la mejor de Jorge.

[@culichi0776]

Really like your reviews. Yes, I can admire singers without editing or computer effects. This is great. Great review!

[@cesarromero7166]

Gracias por tu reaccion al Charro cantor, nuestro gran Jorge Negrete; orgullo mexicano...viva siempre.

[@patrickjenkins6383]

😎. Jorge Negrete = Talent + Confidence + Good looks + Class. In other words, (El Señor) was the "full package," as they say ! 💙

[@SunshineGelb]

Jorge Negrete is my favorite Mexican singer of all time. Greetings!😀

[@dasxmas6093]

Yes, he was too handsome 😍😍😍

[@rafaelarriaga]

I grew up with these movies and always drop a tear (or two), when hear the music or see the movies again. Jorge Negrete, Tito Guizar, Pedro Vargas, some of the best of that period in time. Love to see your face reacting to this music and his voice, thanks for sharing.

[@reneaguilar3471]

Peregrina by Jorge negrete is beautiful

[@PrototypeCM-XC-IX]

Even tho I'm not into opera, it was low-key interesting to see a professional debunk all the elements within a song and elaborate even further as to make the audience understand about the subject well

[@angelmartinez-gt5xt]

Welcome to Jorge Negrete's fan club, In my family he is the equivalent to Pavarotti to italians, his Baritone voice was very educated, armonic, manly but with a touch of softness you don't find anywhere else, combine that with great songs composed by Manuel Esperón and played by the famous "Trío Calaveras" and you get something nothing short of a heaven-like experience. Curious fact: Jorge Negrete is probably as well known in Cuba as he is in México. Search for a song named "Cuba de mi vida" performed live in Havana, if it doesn't touch your heart, nothing will. After hearing him Pedro Infante will sound like a peasant singing for his cows.

[@magonga50]

I really enjoyed Angel's review of this iconic song from the legendary Jorge Negrete. As an accomplished singer herself, she goes through the technical stuff with ample knowledge and no pretensions, just candidly analyzing the song. I love her facial and body expressions to underline some aspect of the song. Her evaluation is to me, a testament of the high quality voice Negrete had. Kudos to you, guapa!

[@mariangelica_garridogomez]

I love how professional you are. I heard several times that you like classics and what more classic than a Disney song? Of the movie The Hunchback of Notre Dame, the English version went very unnoticed, however the Spanish version was the most listened to, it's called "Sueña" and the singer you already know, is Luis Miguel. I recommend Luis Miguel -Sueña (Live - River Plate Stadium 1996)

[@leticiazapata2645]

I really like your reactions. As a mexican, I would recommend you to watch the movie called "Dos tipos de cuidado" starred by Jorge Negrete and Pedro Infante, that movie is full of songs and its super fun to watch. ❤

[@karlabueno9884]

her: all these 1940s movies are so fun and I like to watch them when I just want to relax and have a happy ending me having watched "nosotros los pobres" "ustedes los ricos" and "un rincon cerca del cielo" : UMMMMmm..........

[@Ms03100310]

I want to share that I am from that beautiful time and cried so much when he passed away in 1953 at the age of 42. He was trained, and would have been great, as an opera singer but he was so good looking that he became the most famous Mexican movie star instead.

[@lauramillan6298]

Yeah! That opera techniques can be use for new styles! My grandpa was an opera singer, and he was always proud of it, he always mention that same thing.

[@deinemuttermitkase6707]

Jorge Negrete era demasiado humilde, tenía más voz (por mucho), más interpretación y mejor porte que Pedro Infante y aún así en canciones como la de Coplas de dos tipos de cuidado, nunca quizo humillar a Pedro, porque de haber querido lo arrastra con sus rangos vocales, Jorge debería tener el triple de reconocimiento de lo que Pedro tuvo, demasiado infravalorado

[@carpenterbear]

Aún asi Pedro es el ídolo de México, porque???

[@adrianaaguilera9836]

Lo popular no siempre es lo mejor,

[@sherlockholmes8528]

Please listen to the other one that is at his level... Javier Solis..."Sombras". "Esclavo o Amo", PLEASE

[@hrodberth1]

Esclavo y amo.

[@joseluissolis6396]

Cuando calienta el sol Javier Solís

[@BuuWaterloo]

"Noche criolla" 😊

[@posgrado]

"Perfume de gardenias" también recomiendo con Javier Solís, la voz de terciopelo, le decían.

[@jhonsalchijhon5992]

All the way to England hellyea Sherlock Holmes didn't know you listen to stuff like this I'm impressed even knowing that you are not in this planet

[@garygarcia5508]

In 1930 he performed well-known operatic arias for the first time on the XETR radio network.......................He recorded some operas in 1932 under the pseudonym Alberto Moreno......

[@JoseAngelFlores]

Thank you so much for this beautiful video. I have listened to Negrete since I was a kid and I've always loved his songs and his voice. He was also a great actor.

[@MrGER771]

Reacciona jorge negrere flor de azalea Jorge negrete mexico lindo querido

[@raquelcruz9358]

And Dulce Patria , Romanza Jitana ,El jinete.

[@yesicahernandez4868]

You're listening to my husband 🥰 I mean how can I hear Maluma or Bad Bunny when I can imagine Jorge Negrete singing to me 🤤

[@rodrigoreyesmota]

I really enjoyed your reaction and great assessment of one of my favorite singers. Those movies always remind me of my grandfather . Thanks for your thoughts and by the way your are beautiful

[@garygarcia5508]

Jorge Negrete studied singing with José Pierson, director of the Compañía Impulsora de Opera de México........

[@SomeoneCommenting]

Remember that this is from the times when artists got their places in history from *actual talent* and not for being only gym pretty faces with a ton of media promotion, pushing them more for their photoshopped looks and 'image' than for their generic 'talent'. Too many karaoke singers these days.

[@mottiony]

The best... ever.

[@layoyita2000]

Thank you for this video. I remember growing up listening to J. Negrete music at home because my father was a great admirer of this singer and now an adult I have become a great admirer of him as well. I understand that in Mexico at the beginning of the 20th century, everyone who wanted to be a singer had to educate their voice with operatic singing teachers, there was no other option at that time. The incredible thing is he was an avid smoker from a very young age and his voice seemed never to be affected.

[@englishincontext4025]

What a fab channel this is. Just found it. You're so knowledgeable, sing beautifully and I can tell you have a big heart. All great singers have a big heart. That's what moves us when we listen to them speak and sing. Thanks.

[@AngelAzzarraOpera]

Thank you!

[@merciea.7261]

"La Cigarra" by Natalia Jimenez y Lila Downs, both amazing female singers with incredible voices, highly recommend it!

[@luiscastro4321]

The 3 musicians are "Trío calaveras"

[@julianmora6182]

opera singer reacting to an opera singer too thats why she liked him

[@fegusduran]

This singer was one of the Plácido Domingo's idols, an inspiration