Rapper FIRST TIME REACTION to Dimash - Samaltau

[@PradaWest]

Thanks for all the love everybody. I appreciate all the views the likes in the comments on my reactions. Do me a favor and check out my new video as well. Tap the link below and show some love and share it to your Facebook for me 👇🏼 kzbin.info/www/bejne/d6qXpHt-at5gnbM

[@mairabaikesheva949]

В этой песне слышится боль и печаль , страдание и горечь расставания с родным краем , с родной землей , близкими и родными . На фоне горы Самалтау и слышим боль солдата , который вынужден идти на войну вопреки желанию казахского народа. Димаш передал всю глубину чаяния и страдания своего народа!!! Спасибо за реакцию! ❤️💕👍

[@Gulnar-v5g]

Спасибо за реакцию на нашего Любимого Артиста Мира! Димаш неповторим! Привет из Казахстана.

[@Gulnar-v5g]

Подписалась. Жду дальнейших реакций на нашего Любимца.

[@monicasaravia9868]

Dimash le pone todo su corazón en la interpretación como todo lo que hace más tratándose de la tradición de su país. Gracias Prada por tu respecto en la reacción y por tu emoción. Saludo desde Argentina 🇦🇷🙌🏼

[@gracamoreira9203]

Super , super, Dimash!!❤❤❤❤❤❤🇵🇹

[@pilar1366]

Tienes que ver esta canción en el Digital Show, con los efectos especiales. Maravilloso tema e interpretación sublime de Dimash.

[@tuijakarttunen9164]

My favorite song by Dimash. The atmosphere, the meaning of the lyrics, the staging, the instrumentation in the beginning.. So beautiful. And I love it when he sings in his own language, too, Kazakh.

[@SusannaS890]

Спасибо за реакцию Димаш Величайший певец Димаш уникальный певец каждое его исполнение в разных тональностях безумно его техника исполнения никому не подвластна потому что Димаш вложил всю душу музыке каждое его исполнение трогательное аж за душу берет потому что он поет от всего сердца Браво Димаш

[@bejewel4669]

The instruments you see on stage are all native Kazakh folk instruments. Very ancient and the kobyz (stringed instrument played with a bow like a violin which you see in many of Dimash's Kazakh and other songs) is historically the very first bowed stringed instrument that spread throughout Asia and Europe to become the violin, cello and similar instruments you see now.

[@m.8020]

Только тот, кто живет в Казахстане, поймет эту любовь, боль и тоску❤

[@сева0404]

Да что ты говоришь!? А всё остальные народы тогда жили припеваючи, только лишь неесчаастныеее казахи были вынуждены воевать?! Блять, как же вы, русофобы тупорылые, задолбали! Не знают истории и лепят всякую хуйню, навязанную Соросом!

[@hitomiochiai8787]

The language is Kazakh. Samaltau means Samal Mountain. It's a story of a young man who got recruited into the Russian army in 1916. He worries about seeing his elderly parents again and wonders about how his life in the army will be. The author of this poem is anonymous. This was televised in China, you can tell by the CCTV logo on the left side of the screen. If there was no subs on this vodeo, the one in the 2020 video(Tokyo Jazz Festival) and the 2021 video (Digital Show) has the lyrics. There is a fandom Dimash wiki page that has lots of info you ask for.

[@iwonakmieciak3012]

Dimash super mega talent 💙❣️💙 pozdrawiam z Polski ❤

[@Hope-cm8fb]

Pozdrawiam🤍♥️

[@montseandreulopez7279]

The songs that Dimash sings in his own language are truly beautiful. ♥️🎼♥️🎼🇰🇿

[@BerthaAlvarezacosta]

Una canción hermosa,triste a la vez ,en la mejor VOZ jamás escuchada.❤❤❤ Mágico Dimash. Gracias por la reacción,bella historia

[@joycequillen5782]

This is sung in Kazakh. With Kazakh instruments. If you had turned on captions you would know what he is singing. Thank you.

[@violetastonkuviene996]

Please enjoy also a digital show's version-SAMALTAU_2021❤

[@janakelnarova6820]

Kazakh instruments ,,,, Kobyz ....and Kazakh song

[@hanadulajova995]

Dimash spieva v rodnej reči Kazach odporúčam vypočuť viac

[@bmorse68]

my favorite song of his !!!

[@beatrizalfaro3587]

Esas presentaciones de su canciones de su folclore son maravillosas ❤❤❤gracias x tu reacción

[@Оксана-д8м5в]

Это не японский,а казахский ,его родной язык.А великолепный инструмент-называется КОБЫЗ

[@FluffysMum]

Take the video from his channel, look at the description for information. His videos have subtitles. Support the artist please ❤

[@mikejones1956]

This video is taken from Dimash's channel, it has the DQ watermark in the top right. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z3_OoHmZYseEldU

[@ralphmellor1909]

🎼✅😍I love the bits of research you often do before and/or after reacting to a song. Reacting to what you read is endearing. This century old song Samaltau is a bedrock element of Dimash's use of art to advocate globally against war. He performed it as an international ambassador representing world music at the inaugural celebration for the current US president in Jan 2020; this video is of him performing it a few months earlier during the closing ceremony of the Silk Road International Film Festival in Fuzhou, China in Sept 2019. Early this year IOM (the UN agency the International Organization for Migration -- which focuses on human movement worldwide, most of which is driven by people fleeing before or after being overwhelmed by one or more of the four horsemen of the apocalypse) made him IOM ambassador for Asia. He has since met, and been praised by, several presidents of Asian nations including Xi Jinping, the president of China. Peace and love to all. 🕊

[@gracielacaridad8871]

Canción tradicional kazaja cantada en kazajo será por eso que dimash canta siempre por la paz y la unión entre las razas pueblo fue muy sufrido y por lo que vemos Rusia sigue siendo la misma😢 ❤❤❤

[@ludmillanovikova3245]

¡Qué razón tienes! La historia no le enseña nada a Rusia.

[@kenhamaker]

It's Khazack and its a song about their ancient history.

[@patriziafilippipf]

Grazie adoro questo capolavoro ❤

[@andrecorbel9216]

Thank's ❤❤❤

[@IsabelW1000]

A song with a deep meaning for Dimash about his homeland. You should react to the version from the Tokyo Jazz Festival on his channel with subtitles. You can see his emotional performance and how much this song means to him.

[@PradaWest]

@@IsabelW1000 🙏🏼🙏🏼💯

[@FluffysMum]

Yes, reactors should support Dimash by using his own videos on his channel.

[@mbierregaard9040]

Agree with the version from Tokyo Jazz Festival. ❤

[@IsabelW1000]

You will often find Dimash using traditional Kazakh instruments in his songs.

[@mbierregaard9040]

Samaltau is a Kazakh folk song sung in Kazakh. It is about a young man forced to leave home to fight for the Russians. This song is about the young man's journey. Dimash sings a couple of versions, one from the Digital Show and a more stripped down version for the Tokyo Jazz Festival, both on his KZbin channel. The instruments are Kazakh. The one making the wolf sound is the Qobyz or Kobyz, either spelling OK, Kazakhstan's national instrument from ancient times. He's used it in the song Stranger. Dimash has said you can learn a lot about their history through their songs and loves sharing them with his fans.

[@ТатьянаЛозовая-й6х]

Только это было "путешествие " молодых парней в один конец на смерть ,на войну....😢😢😢😢

[@Kobyz2024]

At the beginning of the song, the sounds of the Great Steppe of Kazakhstan at night were masterfully imitated on the Kazakh ancient folk instrument KOBYZ. We hear howl wolves, barking dogs, the cries of cranes, the noise of water in the river... /// The song "Samal Tau" is considered folk. Its plot is connected with the events of 1916. That year, many men were mobilized for World War I, which was in Europe. /// The guy walks along the steppe road at night and sings a song about having left his native home and old parents, native mountains "Samal Tau". The guy doesn't know what lies ahead in the war. He doesn't know if he'll return from the war to his home. /// Dimash sings this song in Kazakh. The song premiered on October 20, 2019 in China at the closing of the 6th Silk Road International Film Festival. Asia musica. /////////////////////////// В начале песни на казахском старинном народном инструмента КОБЫЗ были виртуозно имитированы звуки, которые можно услышать в Великой степи Казахстана ночью - вой волков, лай собак, крики журавлей, шум воды в реке... /// Песня "Самал Тау" считается народной. Её сюжет связан с событиями 1916 года. В этот год многие мужчины были мобилизованы на Первую Мировую войну, которая была в Европе. /// Молодого казахского парня призвали на войну. Он идет по степной дороге ночью и поет песню о том, что позади остался родной дом и родители, родные горы "Самал Тау", а впереди ждет неизвестность, война, и он не знает, вернется ли он в родной дом. /// Димаш поет эту песню на казахском языке. Премьера песни была 20 октября 2019 г. в Китае на закрытии 6-го международного кинофестиваля «Шелковый путь».

[@debbiepenny465]

One of my favorite songs of Dimash! He always puts so much emotion and respect into his Kazakh songs. He Loves his country! Of course he ALWAYS sings THE BEST in his native tongue!

[@DonnaBaker-h2h]

Love this 💯🎯🔥😎🎶👊🖖🥰

[@Roly-dy3vm]

This is my favorite version.

[@lindahake1666]

@ Prada West. The traditional Kazakh instruments are setting the scene in the village. First you hear the wolf howling , to be answered back a village dog. Then is the whisper of the night wind and the rustle of grasses with the sounds of night birds and the trickling of the nearby steam. Such an unusual introduction. Later in the background you will see the cluster of yurts , the Kazakh village in The Great Steppes of Kazakhstan. This was Dimash’s first performance of this beautiful and sad Kazakh folk song. Thanks for reacting to it. 🤗🤗

[@PatriciaPalmer-o3e]

❗ PRONOUNCED Sam el ta ow. Thanks for your time and effort Prada, and Merry Christmas ! 🎄❄️☃️

[@deborahwilliamson2173]

Sorry, this is Kazakh and is a song depicting the suffering they endured from the Russian Empire during the "Great War" in 1916. They were driven from their lands and homes into a wasteland. Many died and the men were "requisitioned" to do rear work. Dimash has a deep love for his country and its history and traditions. You can hear the pain and sorrow in his voice as he sings this song.

[@michaelelliott8536]

This is a story of young men being forced to leave their families, their farms, their homes to go fight a war in a different land, it knowing if they would see their homelands again.

[@michaelelliott8536]

Sorry, meant to write this in the general comments, not add it to yours as you a,ready know the history.

[@PatriciaPalmer-o3e]

Deborah, years of misrepresented meanings, incorrect history, and fabrication, it was wonderful to read the correct story of this sad part of his national history. Thank you. Patty ❤️

[@SawsanYasen-nu5vo]

Yes,the land is the mother . Dimash is wonderful . peace from Palestine 🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸

[@сева0404]

Что вы несëте, не надо сочинять? Не надо придумывать то, чего не было! Все народы Российской империи были вовлечены в военные действия в первой мировой войне, а не только казахи! А вы тут хуйнëй страдаете, придумывая какую-то свою историю чужой для вас страны! Русофобы!

[@SarahWagner-re8qu]

This is truly amazing.

[@ТатьянаЛозовая-й6х]

А еще на сцене похоже сделали имитацию реки Иртыш,которая берет начало в Китае (Чёрный Иртыш)далее проходит в Казахстане (кстати похоже молодые парни шли по замершему Иртышу в нашей Павлодарской области на Омск), и России ,как раз в Омске тоже течет Иртыш....

[@vongonnun]

Fantastic kazakh folk song!! Dimash and the musicians with his typical instruments are superbe... Best regards!!

[@MariaGonzalez-cd9rg]

👏👏👏👏❣❣🤩🤩

[@nancyferrier8609]

There is something almost sacred about the songs Dimash sings praising his beloved homeland and its culture. It's like they come from the depths of his soul.

[@Kirkunik1]

You have to check out. His performance of Samaltau filmed during Covid at his home. Just Dimash and 2 musicians. Excellent version.

[@annnoyes6915]

💙💙💙💙🌸

[@chiravadeechuthasmit6265]

Dimash is so patriotic.He really sang out of his heart and soul about the atrocity experience during the War.😢😢 Big thanks for your great reaction to Dimash.

[@brendaguerin5423]

Dimash has a video of this on his channel ! He is singing in his own language

[@mikejones1956]

This video is indeed taken from Dimash's channel, it has the DQ watermark in the top right (there are a few different versions of Samaltau on Dimash's channel. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z3_OoHmZYseEldU

[@sallystubbs7417]

One of my many Dimash favorites

[@revagreen2303]

This is being sung in his native Kazakh! He has sung many Kazakh ballads.

[@NilzadeOliveiraCosta-d1i]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@analia9306]

Gracias Parada excelente reacción a nuestro querido Dimash!!!Las canciones kasajas que él canta son hermosas.Saludos desde Argentina!!!🤗🤗🇦🇷

[@bahardemirci9810]

Dmash ❤😂🎉❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@alexandraaddams502]

The light and dark of Dimash on this and his other Kasakh and ethnic music is extremely clever and uplifting, even though some of the content of the poems and essence of the lyrics are often a sad reflection of the world we live in. Dimash has the ability to unite everyone who have many preferences in music, because he is so passionate.

[@rebecadiaz1488]

You should see this same song from his Digital Show! It’s spectacular!!!

[@ТатьянаРатнер]

Wei Wei, please ❤

[@geminitwin1160]

Dimash singing in his beautiful native Kazakh. Now you can really get to know him. This is a sad old Kazakh folk tale from the first world war, the story of a young soldier forced to leave his home and fight for the Russian Tsar. If you would like to hear perhaps Dimash's most personal song, where he composed the music and wrote the lyrics, please react to both: OMIR music video and acoustic performance next! Eventually you will recognize Dimash's beloved native language.

[@luciastiubea7416]

Beautiful song "Samaltau" Dimash a singer from Kazakhstan, and this song is in Kazakh!

[@YhvMagsisi]

KAZAKH, he is singing in his mother tongue.

[@beatrizalfaro3587]

El instrumento se llama kobiz es kazajo

[@Pjohnston-ei6eb]

💕💕💕🇨🇦

[@dennismcdonnell7853]

If you read up on the history of Russia, Mongolia, Kazakhstan, you will understand that there were many tribes that developed into kingdoms, that were then divided or fought over by the sons of kings, and down to Ghengis Khan and his routing and dominations around Asia and Eastern Europe. While this was going on, the Silk Road from the Balkins to China was frequented by traders of many nations even from the top of Africa, Arabs, even from England and Ireland in Jesus time. So there has been a huge mix of genes, multicultures, along the Great Steppe, and languages, and the Kazarian culture used to kill traders and take their goods and pretend to be the traders themselves, and spread themselves into/infiltrated all those surrounding cultures and eventually became the New World Order, Freemasonry, Euro, Rothchild bankers, Natzis, Zionist Jews (not real Jews), that now plague earth with their desire to become the kings of earth. So in USSR after the Russian Revolution, Natzis were crossing into Russia and so this labour and warrior grab was occurring to keep them from winning Russia. When the USSR collapsed, Kazakhstan was the last nation to gain Independance, and is now flying high since Russia came back in and removed the Illuminati Kazarians recently and is now doing the same for Ukraine. The song Samaltau is about the plight of a young to be indentured soldier from Kazakstan, who had to leave his elderly parents to fend for themselves, and he feared he might never see them again. The kobyz imitates domestic and wild animal and wind sounds from Kazakhstan at the beginning, and it is a sharman's ceremonial instrument used also for healing, made of a singular piece of wood, with 2 horsehair strings, a bow, and a goatskin covered chamber, forerunner of the violin.

[@normarawlings5396]

Lpok at the studio version it it amazing,ing

[@pclig2383]

Samaltau, that translates “mountain breeze” is a kazakh folk song - written from the perspective of a young kazakh, leaving behind his beloved natal steppe and his elderly parents, when drafted by force by the russian empire to shed his blood in the russian army. (a tsar’s edict in 1916 ordered males of non-Russian origin aged 19-43 from the province that the Russian Empire annexed in 1867 - that included territories of today’s Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan - to join the russian empire`s army ; this led to famine in the territories where the men were taken away from, and to a huge revolt against the tsar, revolt which was stifled brutally. For a first time listener of the song my favorite version is Samaltau for the Tokio Jazz Festival kzbin.info/www/bejne/i6ewg56fjtpmgNU It was performed during the quarantine from Dimash’s home studio with two musicians. The instrumentation and Dimash’s voice creates an atmosphere so mystical and enchanting that takes you to that place where the story occurred . 🔝🔝👏❤️🎤🎻

[@marisabrihuegaparodi2765]

My favorite version of Samaltau is in the Tokio jazz festival. He sangs with his soul ❤. This is kazakjs

[@DANIELABalan-e4o]

Is in kazakh language.

[@ladyaugust1148]

It's Kazakh❤

[@domizianamiodini]

Ma Prada! Questa è una canzone del repertorio kazako di Dimash. E lui dice che è la più difficile da interpretare, eppure gli viene così bene!

[@runtsgal]

Hi. I kindly request that you try to use Dimash’s official channel if you can. Appart from helping Dimash the videos all have subtitles available for you. Thanks 😊. This is one of my favourite songs of his too.

[@gregweatherup9596]

No wolf nor elk/deer sounds in Hawaiʻi - unless you’re at the Honolulu zoo! 😂

[@beatrizalfaro3587]

Canta en kazajo

[@reginebertrand5108]

👍👍

[@ЕленаШепелева-я9у]

А ничего,сто до 1918 года такого глсударствп как Казазстан не существовало!?

[@kdimash2764]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5-0k6B4a7CLg6csi=EQ6Ahp1w7Fnn1-76 Cette version est meilleur encore et n'oublie pas les sous titres c'est important pour la compréhension.

[@corimara2431]

C'est une musique ancestrale du Kazakhstan, l'instrument est un Kobyz, c'est l'ancienne viole des chamanes, il est taillé d'une seule pièce dans du bouleau et les 2 cordes sont en crin de cheval. Il chante en kazakh bien sur, dans sa langue. Salutations de France :)

[@monicalanterna883]

Hay otras versiones mejores!

[@melanieleusch7963]

It looks like a Polynesian name

[@kathrynhorniman4148]

KAZAKH!!!!!

[@maryarroyomartin-pq9hq]

E Kazakistan!

[@ProTimSSM]

Acest cantec este in limba Kazaca.

[@UDACHA2000]

Hello, dear! Thank you for your genuine interest in the work of Diana Ankudinova and Dimash. They are my favorite performers. I can recommend you their videos: Диана Анкудинова - Байкал (OST «Дух Байкала»)kzbin.info/www/bejne/maqZm2yXptScZ5osi=6XWYG2k1AKdMhxLb . Dimash in Italian Dimash - Passione | New Wave 2019 kzbin.info/www/bejne/boLXepKcpbl8rsUsi=m9W8y1IG1oGduIz9 . And one more group from Russian Siberia OTYKEN - PHENOMENON (Official Music Video) kzbin.info/www/bejne/pHWUl2R_ltNjoaMsi=xj1as0t79XRj0MWj . I'm sure you won't regret it❤ Привет, дорогой! Спасибо за неподдельный интерес к творчеству Дианы Анкудиновой и Димаша. Это мои любимые исполнители. Могу порекомендовать вам их клипы: Диана Анкудинова - Байкал (OST «Дух Байкала»)kzbin.info/www/bejne/maqZm2yXptScZ5osi=6XWYG2k1AKdMhxLb . Димаш на итальянском Dimash - Passione | Новая волна 2019 kzbin.info/www/bejne/boLXepKcpbl8rsUsi=m9W8y1IG1oGduIz9 . И еще одна группа из русской Сибири OTYKEN - PHENOMENON (Official Music Video) kzbin.info/www/bejne/pHWUl2R_ltNjoaMsi=xj1as0t79XRj0MWj . Уверена, вы не пожалеете❤

[@djoy2003]

Where did you read such comments about these events? This is a distortion of history.

[@berenicedavey7407]

Yes Kazak his countries native language

[@DLCSTexas]

Don’t forget gin gas khan was to the north Russian I belive to the west and China to the east. Many times through the years Khakastan land was rapped and young men stolen. I don’t know what Russian justification for this was and is today. We know about hitler and all all had to unite, but raping of the world is just unjustified conquest.

[@kdimash2764]

NON kazakstan

[@jamesm.gilbert3543]

this is kazastanian. Kazastan is a small country right next to Ukraine (google it) ukrainians and kazastan speak the same language, it's not russian

[@JudithSmart-e2p]

Maybe you should do your research before you react. You not have to listen, so that you do not spoil the experience.

[@domizianamiodini]

Ma i kazaki sono asiatici, dell'Asia centrale.

[@EllenvandenBor]

If you really are interested in Dimash , find out more about him and his background, your reactions make no sense. Maybe you heard that reacting to him get you a lot of subscribers but not this way. So I’m gone

[@РИТА_НЕТ]

В ,,царские времена,, никакого Казахстана не было. Это всё была Российская Империя. По этим землям бродили кочевые племена: киргиз и казах, как 2 касты. Киргиз - племя правителей. В фамилии дедушки Димаша есть приставка ,,киргиз,,. После революции Ленин создал 2 республики: Киргизия и Казахстан. Кстати, письменность им дала тоже Россия, поэтому она была на кириллице. Информация у вас- ложная.

[@JudithSmart-e2p]

Stop speculating during the performance. It makes you look stupid. Wait until the end, when you check your facts. Otherwise I do enjoy your reactions, I've even subscribed.

[@debbiemorgan859]

Do you have to be quite so rude? Perhaps you should rephrase what you said?

[@EllanaTs]

Came to say that you can be kinder in your comments.

[@debbiemorgan859]

@@EllanaTs I probably should have been less abrupt but I've been Christmas shopping, I'm tired and not in the mood to put up with cr*p tonight 🤣

[@EllanaTs]

@@debbiemorgan859 I was telling that to the original commenter, though you were abrupt too, lol. Online only shopping for me!

[@debbiemorgan859]

@@EllanaTs oh I wish, all the grocery delivery slots were filled so I had to go and physically shop. I hate food shopping. I always come home with a headache!