Reacting To NARCISISTA By The Warning | They Sent A MESSAGE!!

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[@brentravnsborg2782]

The Warning are the farthest thing from being cultural traitors. They are fiercely proud of being Mexican and are not afraid of showing it ever. Thx.

[@lootier3203]

Beto Ramos is also a producer and Paulina's drum mentor. By the way, she was 15 or 16 when she wrote Narcisista, and as you can see it is to date a fan favorite. You may like Martirio, their other song in spanish, and an amazing rock anthem! 🤟💥

[@brucekaraki1832]

Credited as being a producer for this concert as well, I believe

[@kevenbridges9433]

Yes Beto along with their main sound tech Lalo produced the sound for this concert.

[@AntonioGSilva-iu6cj]

Today is Alejandra Villarreal Velez's birthday. a princess who was born to play bass and enchant everyone who loves rock and roll. God bless her .

[@jmgpptt]

Pau sings and plays drums on all other versions of this song but for this concert they invited Pau's drum teacher for this song and Ale's bass teacher for another.

[@theprojectjango]

Her teacher?! That's amazing. He must've been so proud!

[@TheUnderdogDe]

@@theprojectjango imagine how proud he must be from seeing Pau perform worldwide in front of filled arenas. This is perhaps the only time he could *NOT* be proud of what he had taught her, but he could be proud of being asked to replace her behind the kit.

[@corneliuscrewe677]

@@TheUnderdogDeI didn’t realize that was her teacher, that’s really awesome!

[@MrSudeepdas]

Beto Ramos is a double Latin Grammy nominated drummer, having his own group called Jumbo. He is Pau's drum mentor and recently been involved with production of the band's music including More. He oversaw the audio engineering of this concert at Teatro as far as I remember. Previously he used to be the drummer of the band, Los Klaxons, whose founder & bassist, Pablo González Sarre, had been The Warning's music mentor & Ale's bass teacher for the past decade. It was Pablo who got the girls into writing their own songs. In this concert at Teatro on 29th August 2022, the girls paid homage to their mentors & teachers. Beto in Narcisista & Pablo in 23 with his 6 string bass. Unfortunately due to technical problems at the start of the song The Warning included 23 from the previous show on 26th August. So we don't get to see Pablo in the concert officially released by the band.

[@jamierobson8825]

Dude, you get it. Love your breakdowns and love The Warning. Pau just nailed the haters with this track. I will definitely be checking out your Patreon. Thanks for this!

[@theprojectjango]

I really appreciate that! 🤟

[@oregonlt3]

Yup. Nailed it. It was some media/reporter types criticizing them for writing in English. The lesson is don’t piss of Pau or you’ll be immortalized for eternity in a The Warning song. There is a video from when they debuted Queen of the Murder Scene for the press That you can hear one of them asking about only writing in English. I don’t know if that’s where the song was born but that’s what I attribute it to.

[@iJGrimmX]

Narcisista and Martirio inspired me to learn Spanish, so if anything The Warning are great ambassadors of Mexican culture to the world. They also show that it doesn't matter what language you speak or where you are in the world doesn't really matter if the music you make reaches people's hearts. As Dany puts it, I think in their TED talk, or maybe it was the tidal rising video, "Music is the language!"

[@mrh3578]

Martirio is another song that they perform in Spanish. It's a beautiful song. Check it out if you get a chance.

[@corneliuscrewe677]

I don’t speak a lick of Spanish, Martirio has been on my regular playlist since I first heard it. I want to learn Spanish because of Martirio.

[@krash66]

Spot on in your analysis, Jango! This was the first song they ever wrote in Spanish, and for that very reason! hahaha. I LOVE it! Their critics to punch in the face with a velvet glove.

[@KansaSCaymanS]

I think the criticism as malanchistas has probably died down quite a bit as they have become more famous, and always remind people that they are proudly Mexican. It’s actually remarkable how many of their fans in Mexico now know and sing along with their songs in English. Fun fact: Pau originally wrote the lyrics in English, but when she tried to translate them to Spanish, her mother said they didn’t make sense, so her mother actually helped with the Spanish grammar. I guess that shows how difficult it is to write rock lyrics in Spanish. 😎👍

[@MrSudeepdas]

Its got more to do with their familiarity with Spanish & English. I think Liceo de Monterrey has English as the 1st language & Spanish as 2nd. So students will have more proficiency & deeper understanding of the former although outside the school they will be using the latter most of the time because it is their "native language".

[@TeemarkConvair]

judge me with no reason, and i WILL USE it!! they/ Pau, are/ IS so amazing! Fascinating song. Martirio is another in Spanish, and is so beautifully done..

[@tehawesomeface1337]

In Monterrey in 2019 and at the Whiskey A Go Go in 2020 Pau performs ‘Narcisista’ while playing the drums! The Warning was incredible, but Pau was almost superhuman singing AND drumming with ‘Pau-wer!!!

[@tehawesomeface1337]

From Spanish speaking reactors I have learned when you sing along at ‘Na na na na’ part, you cover your ears while saying ‘na na na na na na!’

[@cncs2806]

I like the 2019 performance in Monterrey (Foro Didi) better. It was the very first time they performed the song.

[@allsomad19]

I have to agree ! The 2019 version from their webpage, the origonal, where Pau plays drums and sings is far better !!! ⚡️⚡️⚡️

[@MrJest2]

@@tehawesomeface1337 Sure; that's the reference in the previous line of the song. 😁

[@TheUnderdogDe]

@@tehawesomeface1337 Pau plays her drums while singing this song in *ALL* performances except this one.

[@davekimball3610]

Appears they are in the studio today, Ale's birthday and Beto is with them.

[@cncs2806]

Martirio is another great song in spanish! The music video is great and the live performance is great, so I'll just recommend both!

[@Air11134]

Posted this on the right day! Right on Alejandra’s birthday!! They also have a song in Spanish called “MARTIRIO” which i definitely recommend! But if you want something different from Paulina try “revenant” you’ll understand! 😂😂

[@MrJest2]

Apparently, during this performance... while Dany and Ale knew Beto would play and Pau would sing on stage... they had absolutely no idea where and how she would move. As I gather, Dany was worried about clocking Pau with her guitar neck while they moved about on stage, because Paulina was being her usual completely chaotic self. 😋 You got the point of the song exactly. In interviews, they stated it's *much* easier to write in English than in Spanish, so it seems they do English music primarily for a couple reasons: First, it's a more flexible language in terms of grammar and is rife with synonyms to chose from to make matching rhymes, and second it's basically "the international language" - so if you want to reach the largest number of people in the largest number of countries and cultures, you do it in English. This, of course, has nothing to do with "worshiping foreign cultures" or kissing up to anybody. As you note, they grew up learning English in "immersion" bilingual schools, and listening to concerts by artists who wrote in English... no matter where they were from. _The Scorpions_ are German, yet you don't hear much about Germans giving them a hard time for producing the majority of their tunes in English!! The whole media kerfuffle pissed young Paulina off, and so we get our first lesson in "Don't piss Pau off... or she'll write a song about you." 🤘😈🤘

[@theprojectjango]

Precisely, these girls understand the game and they're playing to win.

[@MrSudeepdas]

The Scorpions initially didn't get much mileage in Germany though. It was only after the Berlin wall fell & they wrote Wind of Change that the Germans woke up. The Warning are going through a similar phase in Mexico. Writing in a language depends on how familiar a person is. I think Liceo de Monterrey has English as the 1st language & Spanish as 2nd. So students will have more proficiency & deeper understanding of the former although outside the school they will be using the latter most of the time because it is their "native language".

[@Dave_Marks]

This song was an answer to their critics who complained that they only did songs in English. The guest drummer is Beto Ramos, Pau’s drum teacher. He also mixed the audio for this concert. He is also the drummer for the band Jumbo. TW did not come from humble roots. Their father is a civil engineer/music producer and their mom is a dentist. Both gave up their careers to support their daughters.

[@rickyjones01]

Humble roots is not only signified by economic factors (jobs ) but by character .So far DPA has demonstrated much humility so they did come from humble roots. 😀

[@keniavalladaresmontanez9839]

Happy 19th bday to Alejandra Villareal Velez.. we so proud of her.. a great musician. FELIZ CUMPLE.. VIVA ALE 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@robertkrawitz8237]

Pau is perfectly capable of singing this from the drums; they only have someone stand in on special occasions. Arejay Hale did so a couple of times, and even emulated her contemptuous gesticulations (yes, she can play, sing, and essentially flip someone off all at once). When both bands were on tour with The Pretty Reckless and Lilith Czar last year, Arejay described her as the most insane drummer on the tour. BTW, in early 2020, Jay de la Cueva, a Mexican multi-instrumentalist, played guitar on this song. With two lead guitars, it had a distinct Iron Maiden feel. He played a wild solo following Dany's, and they had a blast on stage. About a week later, they were opening for Jay's band (Moderatto) in Mexico, and they joined forces for one of Moderatto's songs, and Pau fronted the combined band. You *absolutely* nailed the interpretation the first time. Spanish speakers get it the first time (particularly if they're from Mexico), and most non-speakers of Spanish read the English lyrics and get the general idea, but you went a lot further into the interpretation and got it in detail. Nicely done. For this extra-special concert, they also had Pliego Villarreal, a bassist from Monterrey (but no actual relation) play the second guitar part on Revenant, and Ale's long-time bass teacher and band mentor played alongside Ale on 23, although he only did so in the August 26 concert, and this recording is from the August 29 concert. They did blend some of the video, but not the audio. There are minor imperfections from time to time in the concert, but they didn't attempt to fix them by patching in corrected audio, which is to their credit. About that, I like to quote Beethoven, to wit that playing a wrong note is of no consequence, but to play without passion is inexcusable.

[@ScottT248]

Martirio is their other song in Spanish. It is a great rock anthem and you should react to it. I do not understand a word of Spanish but I think Martirio is one of their best songs ever. It does not matter what language they sing in all their music is great.

[@nichep1]

This is the greatest F you rock song ever! Beto is Pau’s drum mentor. Now you know why Pau plays the why she does.

[@Transgressorassessor]

Just singing - Paulina will never "Just singing" ⚡⚡⚡

[@figuerio1]

Ale (Alejandra) 🎸🎤+ Pau (Paulina) 🥁🎤+ Dany (Daniela) 🎤🎸 Villarreal. Three talented Mexican sisters. !!!🎵ole ole ole oleeee Warning Warning🎵¡¡¡. Greetings from Argentina.

[@steve318k]

Great reaction ! You nailed the meaning of the song and why she sings it in Spanish... Keep 'em coming !!

[@moriner892]

The Warning acknowledge that they want to write more in Spanish but say it is difficult to write rock music with spanish lyrics. Certain the best is yet to come in whatever language they choose

[@longcastle4863]

Rock music, first of all, grew out of American Blues, which was far from “white man’s music”. But it did hit home to so many young people all over the world, that rock’n’roll music, like all music, quickly belonged to everyone. Ask the bands of the so-called British Rock Invasion (The Beatles or the Rolling Stones, for example) who their early influences were. The old Blues guys are always on the top of the list.

[@MrSudeepdas]

As Muddy Waters said "The Blues Had A Baby And They Named It Rock And Roll". However, rock initially started with Anglo-Saxon base while the Blues remained with the African-Americans. Later rock spread all over the globe as did blues. Jimi Hendrix in rock & Eric Clapton in blues are famous crossovers. Some Mexicans are annoyed by the fact that the girls are singing in language of the "gringoes" allegedly to widen their fanbase. Its their international recognition which ruffled a few feathers in Mexico. So The Warning had to fight against - being the wrong gender in rock - being children when they started - being "white Mexicans" - being born rich - being "regiomontanas" or from Monterrey in the mountainous region in North-East of Mexico

[@scottinokc]

NEVER cross Pau, she will light your ass up in a song.

[@karlmeier3285]

I know a video where the audience sings louder than Pau

[@ChristopherDunkle]

Narcisista is a fan favorite wherever they play. You don't need to understand Spanish to feel the meaning of the song.

[@WaldoKitty]

Pau U.N.L.E.A.S.H.E.D.!!! DPA/TW have guest musicians join them on stage for a song from time to time... in this case the guest drummer, Beto Ramos, is one of Pau's drum coaches... Beto was also the sound mixer and sound master for this concert... some other guest musicians have been Pliego Villarreal (no relation to DPA but they do call him cousin), Pablo González Sarre (Ale's bass coach and band mentor), Arejay Hale (Halestorm drummer), and Barry Stock (Three Days Grace lead guitar)... DPA/TW have also shared the stage with other bands like Moderatto (an '80s glam metal parody band) and Eruca Sativa (Argentine alternative rock band)... TWA ⚡🤘😸🤘⚡ TWA

[@allsomad19]

Don't forget Jay de la Cueva... He played with the ladies in "The Cave" and in concert in New York !! Videos on their yt !!! ⚡️⚡️⚡️

[@TheUnderdogDe]

@@allsomad19 Well, Waldo did mention Jay's band Moderatto at least. 😜

[@TheFemiaTeam]

Dead on with your analysis.

[@peterknudsentupni]

Your lyrical analysis is again spot on

[@TerryParsons1724]

Pau unleashed 💥 this is a huge FU to their critics in a great song. Martirio is an incredible song in Spanish ends their sets on most shows. Thank you this was well done. 🤘⚡🔥

[@alsanmartinez4462]

Liked and Subscribed! Being Mexican/American myself, I Love that DPA, The Warning, are so proud of their Mexican roots! Thank you for your support and reactions to my favorite Rock Band. I'm in till the end! Long Live DPA 🤘⚡🫶

[@amb3466]

Excellent reaction

[@don-music]

Fantastic summary

[@chabirandjeanmarc7032]

Beto ramos is one of pau's drum teacher (and produce the sound of the con cert).He paly in a group called Kinky and he is the former drummer of the band los klaxons band of Pablo gonzalez Sarre , Ale's bass teacher and mentor of the abnd , the man who push them to create their own music Martirio is their other song in spanish And don't pissed off pau it's dangerous you could have a song about you(like Animosity) Pau wrote it at 15-16 At the beginning she said people of mexico make a lot of noise for our very best friend Beto Ramos

[@MrSudeepdas]

Beto's band is Jumbo. Kinky is the group formed by the other Villarreal who played guitar in Revenant.

[@chabirandjeanmarc7032]

@@MrSudeepdas yes of course! my bad

[@legslark]

Great reaction, enjoyed your commentary! Please keep em coming!!! Happy Birthday Ale!!!!🎈🎊⚡️

[@PaulSink]

They also had an EP Escape The Mind it was released in 2015.

[@gregjetnikoff7124]

QoMS is one of the great concept albums.

[@RajunCajunTWA]

You have really good reactions. Im glad to be a sub on your channel. Oh, you entice me with the QOTMS album. Is it exclusive to your patreon, or are you going to release parts of it on youtube?

[@theprojectjango]

I appreciate the kind words 🤟. I will drop one or two videos from the album reaction on KZbin next week.

[@michelthibeault5176]

He is one of the drum teacher of Pau. He knows how to drum too.

[@ednivi]

Good understanding of the lyrics of the song. Malinchista is basically saying you prefer foreign things (music, fashion, food) rather than Mexican stuff. Comes from the time of the conquest from the Spaniards where Malinche, an aborigen woman, decided to be together with a Spaniard guy.

[@deamonlite]

Very good reaction, I heard him speak and said to myself 'this friend is from India', even though they don't speak Spanish, it doesn't take them much effort to pronounce the words in Spanish. Also, I suppose there is a certain type of 'malinchismo' in India because he understood the concept super quickly.

[@PaulSink]

Pau wrote this song for those acting to their face like oh yeah we love your work..than behind their back but them down..Yes big put down, f you..These people said why are you doing all these english songs but from Mexico!Yes many times they have mentioned on LIVES,Interviews they are very proud of being a great band from Mexico!!

[@kevenbridges9433]

Yes you got it. Growing up listening to rock songs in english.Then learning to cover those songs. It was a natural progression to write rock songs in english. English was their 2nd language . Learned in Catholic school. They were kids after all.They never thought of it as betraying their country.

[@Scott_Diverscott]

💯

[@aaronleesgbclieutenant]

Been watching your reactions for the last week ish. I really enjoy your content. Cant wait to see your journey down the rabbit hole. Subbed 🤘🤘

[@theprojectjango]

Appreciate it! 🤘

[@Robertsmith-dy3sh]

Paulina has no problem blowing you up in a song if you piss her off! I love the fact that they didn't take the accusations lying down, and gave us this banger of a song as a response!

[@MrSudeepdas]

That's what rock is all about. A platform for protest when it started long ago.

[@corneliuscrewe677]

Pau is my spirit animal.

[@MTH58]

A little more history on the word Malinchista. It’s a word with an amazing history, and used almost exclusively in Mexico. It basically refers to someone who prefers a culture different than their own, or more extremely, a cultural traitor. The word comes from the name “Malinche”. She was an indigenous woman who, through her language skills, assisted the Conquistador, Hernan Cortes, defeat Montezuma and the Aztec Empire. She was initially his interpreter, but eventually became his wife and mother of his children. Although Malinche was not Aztec ( in fact the Aztecs were the enemies of her people). For her collaboration with Cortes, her name has taken on its current meaning.

[@TheUnderdogDe]

So basically, people called Malinche a traitor because she learned Spanish and married a Spanish man. Now you get called a traitor if you *DON'T* sing in Spanish? Could someone explain to a stupid foreigner like me? 🤨🤔

[@ednivi]

@@TheUnderdogDea few of the Mexican critics of TW focused their critic of the group for writing their songs in English and not in Spanish. Obviously TW took care of them with writing their first song in Spanish dedicated to ridicule them. It is interesting to note that Pau used the term MALINCHISTA thinking it was a common word used in all countries speaking Spanish. Later she realized this is a term that was only known and used in Mexico, therefore if we want to attribute one more good thing to them is that they now made this term known in other Spanish speaking countries in the world.

[@TheUnderdogDe]

@@ednivi Yes, I'm aware of the reason for the lyrics but I can't understand why someone who doesn't use Spanish in their lyrics would be called Malinchista. Malinche was considered a traitor to their country BECAUSE she learned how to speak Spanish and used that knowledge to translate Aztec and other languages into Spanish so Cortez ( _the invader_ ) could understand. It simply does not make any sense? Instead, ALL people who speak or sing in Spanish should be called Malinchistas.

[@ednivi]

​@@TheUnderdogDe I understand your perspective, but consider that 530 years after the conquest, Spanish is now the official or main language spoken throughout Mexico (although hundreds of dialects still exist and are used throughout the country). These few critics of The Warning argued that, by writing all their songs in English up to that point, the band members were Malinchistas or even arrogant. It's akin to if a Mexican living in Mexico prefers eating hamburgers or pizza over tacos; he would be called a Malinchista. While not necessarily a traitor, it implies someone who favors foreign things over Mexican ones. The term 'Malinchista' is also used to describe someone who thinks they are better than others because they prefer to eat, dress, and travel to places outside of Mexico, showing off in the process (arrogant). This implies they have more money or believe they know better because they can afford such preferences. It's an extreme viewpoint, but now you can understand why responding with 'Narcisista' was an effective way to address these individuals.

[@PaulSink]

They guy playing drums is Beto Ramos and yes he was Paulina's drum teacher you can tell where she learned to kill the kit!

[@rdombek]

Drummer is Pau's drum teacher

[@billholder1330]

"Don't make Pau angry, or she'll write a song about you!" hehe hehe Also, check out "Animosity", about a soured friendship with someone who thought the music was a waste of time...

[@zynius]

They have two songs sung in Spanish. This one and "Martirio" (amazing song).

[@4mulas]

Drummer Is the Paulina Coach

[@RussInCanada]

"She's *just* singing."

[@theprojectjango]

😂😂 YOU KNOW WHAT I MEANT. I went in expecting her to play drums also but she was just--i mean she never just sings--but she was. nevermind

[@RussInCanada]

@@theprojectjango I'm just yanking your chain. Excellent reaction, bro.

[@shakkjohnson5701]

i watch like so many others to kind of compare what i seen the first time i watched, looking at lyrics, closing eyes, fiddle fartin with settings, eyeballing someone in the room, driving a car while reacting are some of the things that are distracting when those cool parts in a song that maybe blew my mind happened and go unnoticed during the reaction, thing about the warning they have so many awesome quick treats spread throughout each song, with The Warning you even have things happenomg on the last second in some songs, Your reactions are super cool to watch, i thought the lyrics had you tied up a good bit and it distracted from the experience a tad bit, Thanks for sharing and I'm all in, Your lyric breakdowns and how you seemed to catch on to the messages they warn about is prob the best, Rock On!

[@user-tl4rn7mp5b]

What their detractors are missing is that they are doing Anglo-US music better than almost all current UK and US bands. They should be proud that this comes from Mexico.

[@StrdFrgman]

Beato Ramos 🤘🔥🤘

[@hardknox1917]

Pau actually does this song better behind the kit

[@reynaldorodriguez9412]

🤘🤘

[@keenian6164]

He's Pau drummer teacher!

[@tolucafe]

Ná, na, na-na-na, na na-na.. means: Na, na, na-na-na, na na-na

[@jairoramos9695]

This song is not just a Big fat middle finger to all The Warning heaters. But also one of The Warning Army's favorite.

[@Kilian600]

This is the only song of the Teatre Metropolitan, which I don't prefer (even if Pau sings lead), I highly prefer the version of the Foro DiDi Monterrey (which Pau sings the lead too...... AND drumming....)

[@SBRemotes]

The legend says that a woman named Malancha sold out her people to the Spanish conquistadors. Thus the term Malanchista.

[@mykemech]

I hit the Srib sub scrub scarb cribe button! And the like button...

[@theprojectjango]

Appreciate it! You'll come to find I have brain farts occasionally 🤘

[@mykemech]

@@theprojectjango I get it! As I say, "Language is my second language!"

[@kennypoot9662]

Try animosity, that another song with a cool meaning ;)

[@AlighieroMaccari]

mmm can you react to "Trilogy" by Mahavishnu Orchestra"?

[@MrSudeepdas]

Brilliant!!! Absolutely brilliant!!! Probably the first reactor to decode Narcisista on the 1st attempt. An intellectual band like The Warning requires more intelligent reactors like you. Here are my thoughts posted a long time back. It has reference to the premiere of Narcisista in 2019 with Pau throwing in some theatrics to emphasize certain phrases in the song. "A kind soul has put subtitles to the debut of Narcisista at Foro Didi in June 2019 for those of us who don't speak Spanish. All my observations are with respect to this premiere. The translation explains Pau's single handed theatrics during certain verses of the song. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHLcZYWnnbZ1Zqs&ab_channel=RandomMusic%40TheWarning How many 16 year olds has the guts to stand up to her critics & tell them to shut up instead of cowering away? Fed up with constant barrage from a section of the Mexican press about why they only sing in English, Pau wrote this acerbic riposte. The girls then presented the 1st draft to their mom for grammatical check in Spanish. Legend has it that Mony asked them to tone down the vitriol as she was afraid of the backlash her daughters might receive. However you can see the viciousness in Pau's presentation when The Warning debuted Narcisista at Foro in 2019 - aged 19, 17 & 14. You can see how they displayed the lyrics on a screen to vent their anger. You can see how Pau used her left hand to gesticulate theatrically to emphasise "Porque tú, no sabes nada Because you don't know anything Corres la voz y no te callas You run your mouth and don't shut up Me tapo los oídos y simplemente digo I cover my ears and just say" Cherry on the cake is when she rubs it in with "No soy loca ni Malinchista" or Neither am I mad nor Malinchista. Malinche was an Aztec (Nahua) woman who helped the Spanish conquerors in taking control of Mexico some 5 centuries back. Hence the term Malinchista for a woman who prefers foreign people, culture, goods, etc. over her own roots. A cultural turncoat if you like. Ahh...the delicious irony of time when on 16th June 2023 some 500 Spaniards joined Pau & her sisters to sing Narcisista and exactly those words for the 1st time in Madrid. The conquered have become the conqueror now." Looking forward to more reactions from you on The Warning. All the best from Kolkata, India.

[@pepe_612]

Did the haters say the same about Nightwish, Epica, Maneskin, Milky Chance, Bjork, or Of Monsters and Men?

[@jkarlosmz]

Hello. I am form Mexico. I think that criticism does apply, when, at first, you do not sing in your mother tongue and you did it for your compatriots, who, in turn, do not have that mother tongue either. Regards.

[@thsc9119]

My God! You think Pau has a great voice and you haven't even heard her sing Survive, Dust to Dust, and especially 23 and Breathe. She's every bit as good a singer as Dany but she's better on a different sort of song. Looks like you are at the start of what will be a very very long journey that will bring a lot KZbin surfers to your channel.