Vocal Coach Reacts -Mercedes Sosa - Gracias A La Vida

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I am Rebecca and I am one heck of a passionate vocal coach/singer/songwriter/impressionist/health/fitness/self- improvement/anything that makes me smile!! I love anything vocal/singing related and geek out on it every day. I want to motivate and inspire others to follow their dreams…corny? Well maybe but it’s true. So what’s motivating me?? I had a huge tumour removed summer 2017 and my ovaries and fallopian tubes. The tumour was the size of a 20 week baby!! However, despite not being able to walk for a couple of weeks, and feeling generally awful…. It has made me create and do what I love! It wasn’t an easy time but I won’t let fear dictate my life. I didn’t think ‘why me’, there are plenty of horrific issues people have to deal with…it’s not always smooth sailing. It’s true when you hear, ‘Life is short’, the crazy thing is, I am glad it happened…I appreciate life even more and practice gratitude everyday…It’s so easy to get caught up with the little things…and I do sometimes, but look at the bigger picture, will it matter in a year or two…?
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[@RiSaRx85]

Thanx for reacting to one of the most beautiful folk voices of my country.

[@taur0210]

De Costa Rica es? Lo digo por la erre cómo la pronuncia

[@RiSaRx85]

@@taur0210 Argentina.

[@chango107]

hermosa Mercedes, no podes escuchar este tema sin que se te caiga una lagrima...

[@nightnaughty]

@@taur0210 Nacio en la Provincia de Tucumán de Argentina, por eso su pronunciación es distinta

[@Estefaniabaila]

She was born in south America , Argentina. Innthe province of Tucuman. She is incredible. Proud to be argentine. Saludos .

[@cybertomson]

THE LEGEND HERSELF, Latin America's voice

[@Valariuss]

Mercedes Sosa was a legend in Argentinian Folk Music and she was well known in lots of latin american countries. You will hear her pronuncing the Rs differently from the usual Spanish sounds at minute 5:00 and this is purely due to her accent. She was from the northen part of Argentina and they do tend to drag the Rs a bit more there. I literally cry when she sings "Alfonsina y el Mar", maybe is the way she's feeling the song or maybe the story behind the lyrics. Thank you Rebecca for reacting to her! I love watching your reactions and your covers!

[@brandonarley1062]

Its so funny that you mentioned the R thing, because in my country Costa Rica in all the country we drag the R, just in the north part of the country the accent has a lot of influence of the Nicaraguan accent and they pronounce good the R

[@kamusuaike7942]

su acento como todos los acentos de argentina, viene de las lenguas indigenas, en el caso de mercedes, del kakán

[@leandromonteiro9403]

She is from Tucumán, region with so much native influence.

[@kamusuaike7942]

Leandro Monteiro calchaquies, nombre q se les dio a los pazziocas dentro de los q habia muchisimos grupos como los kilmes, acalianes, hualfines, tonocotes, ocloyas, etc

[@greenbelly2008]

We also pronounce that R in the province of Entre Ríos (Argentina)

[@megaroad77]

This are the lyrics in english, here you can see way she seemed to feel so much the words of the song as she sang, there is a lot of wisdom in them, this are very beautiful thoughts expressed through the song. Thanks to life Thanks to life, which has given me so much. It gave me two beams of light, and when I open them, I perfectly distinguish black from white And in the sky above, and its starry background, And from within the multitude, the man I love. Thanks to life, which has given me so much. It gave me an ear that, in all of its width Records- night and day-crickets and canaries, Hammers and turbines and bricks and storms, And the tender voice of my beloved. Thanks to life, which has given me so much. It gave me sound and the alphabet. With them the words that I think and declare: "Mother," "Friend," "Brother" and the light shining the route of the soul of which I am loving. Thanks to life, which has given me so much. It gave me the ability to walk with my tired feet. With them I have traversed cities and puddles Valleys and deserts, mountains and plains. And your house, your street and your patio. Thanks to life, which has given me so much. gave me the heart that shakes its frame When I see the fruit of the human brain, When I see good so far from bad, When I see within the clarity of your eyes... [this line reminds me of your beautiful eyes ;) ] Thanks to life, which has given me so much. It has given me laughter and it has given me tears; so I distinguish happiness from brokenness, The two materials from which my songs are formed, And your song, as well, which is the the chant itself. And everyone's song, which is my own song. Thanks to life Thanks to life Thanks to life Thanks to life This sond was was written by the singer-songwriter Violeta Parra from Chile Hi from Argentina, love your channel :)

[@annwalsh1804]

GM Guitar Thank you for this, what an awesome song!

[@jonnigusu9200]

Thank you for clarifying the meaning of the message, in this wonderful song. But her voice is a testimony to the fact that music is a universal language.

[@Ishkcrafts]

Hello, look for the song Alfonsina y el mar sung by Mercedes Sosa. It´s about a poet (Alfonsina Storni) who commits suicide by entering the sea. It´s the most beautiful thing you will hear.

[@Augencito]

We the latins, appreciate this

[@tjschwartz42]

I actually love spanish music as an American but I studied many different kinds of music. We were taught to play and appreciate many different types at a very you g age, that may be why. Spanish music by far is the hardest and most sophisticated to me. Absolutely beautiful. The guitar players are amazing too.

[@nightnaughty]

Fun fact: She had a cold during that show and towards the end she apologizes to the audience for not giving a 100%. She has many many songs that your are going to enjoy reacting to.

[@aldinho7952]

Thanks for this reaction, Rebecca!!! We chilean people love argentinian singer Mercedes Sosa, because she gave a new life to this song from Violeta Parra, and not only this one. Thanks again for reacting to music from the south of the world!!!

[@Onfirebynothing]

It's nice to see that other places of the world appreciate South American music. Saludos desde Uruguay a ti y a los argentinos, que siguen en cuarentena estricta. Greetings from Uruguay to you and to the Argentines who are still in strict quarantine.

[@onceuponaheda]

Wow so beautiful and soulful! You can feel every emotion in her voice.

[@elyzamudio6372]

"ALFONSINA Y EL MAR" por Mercedes Sosa. Es SUBLIME!!!!

[@spiritcrusher4327]

i never thought you would react to a singer from Argentina... this is awesome

[@gonzaloolguin5980]

A gift from Violeta Parra to human kind. May all her suffering never be forgotten. Along with Mercedes and Frida, one of the most influential Latinamerican woman in history. ✊

[@hernang6006]

Finally a coherent comment, and not full of hatred .... thanks for the women who have filled our culture in these lands...

[@andrearuizdiaz7304]

Hola reacciona a la canción Alfonsina y el Mar interpretada por Mercedes Sosa,es una bellisima interpretación!!! besos

[@Exterlina2]

Siiii

[@NinjaKittyBonks]

Cat gives ears back flat look of shame during computer monitor hugs.... I'm OK with that :) The soft acoustic guitar goes so well with her style as she moves up and down with its volume and pace. Actually, listening a second time now, seems the acoustic guitar is following her, more than the reverse. A beautiful song I feel deserves translation O' the day: "Thanks to life, which has given me so much it gave me two stars, that when I open them. Perfect I distinguish black from white and in the high sky its starry background and in the crowds the man I love. Thanks to life, which has given me so much it has given me the ear that in all its width record night and day, crickets and canaries, hammers, turbines, barking, showers and the tender voice of my beloved. Thanks to life, which has given me so much it has given me the sound and the alphabet with the words that I think and declare. Mother, friend, brother and light shining the route of the soul that I'm loving. Thanks to life, which has given me so much it has given me the march of my tired feet with them I walked cities and puddles, beaches and deserts, mountains and plains and your house, your street and your patio. Thanks to life, which has given me so much. Gave me the heart that shakes your frame when I look at the fruit of the human brain, when I look at the good so far from the bad, when I look deep into your clear eyes it has given me laughter and it has given me tears. So I distinguish happiness from brokenness, the two materials that make up my song and everyone's song that is my own song ....thanks to the life that has given me so much" Mercedes Sosa (writter: Violeta Parra Sandoval) Gracias A La Vida

[@arturoalfredo2002]

"Gracias a la vida" pertenece a la cantautora chilena Violeta Parra. La cantante argentina Mercedes Sosa la interpreta maravillosamente.

[@rodimuxxx]

aporta algo interesante chileno forro

[@frankschallenguer3410]

No hagas caso arturo, esta loco mi compatriota ja

[@lucianoferreyra7744]

Rodo Olfo justamente aporta la autoría de la canción y de hecho la elogia a Mercedes Sosa, argentinos forros como vos hacen que esté a punto de renunciar a mi ciudadanía 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@Bellic999]

@@lucianoferreyra7744 tampoco para tanto che forros hay en todos lados

[@rai2285]

@@rodimuxxx y tu eres estúpido o qué? La canción le pertenece a Violeta Parra. Mercedes trascendió está canción de una forma maravillosa y es una de las muchas cosas que nos unen como países vecinos. Tenemos muchas cosas parecidas aunque no queramos reconocerlo señor trasandino

[@normamiguel7937]

Mercedes fue una gran cantante que se tuvo que exiliar perseguida por los militares .esa etapa de su vida fue muy triste .y volvió a Argentina en 1983 .ahí la vimos en vivo .y fue una emoción muy grande .!! Su regreso .la gente toda de pie cantando con ella .y ella bailando con un pañuelo .una tonada chilena . Cambia todo cambia " hermoso recuerdo !

[@kenvkn2465]

She's one of the few singers that can make you feel what she's saying and the whole song. Thanks for your reaction to one of the most iconic singers and voices of Argentina. You should react to "Zona de promesas" also from Mercedes Sosa and Gustavo Cerati (another iconic singer from here, but of national rock)

[@losdesmayosdeNestor]

One of my favorite songs. Amazing composer and singer

[@MsOzzyxD]

Yessss!! I was waiting for this for sooo long!!! So nice to see you react to one artist from my country!! ♥️♥️♥️

[@PauJaques]

Thank you for this reaction! Loved it ❤

[@John_Malloy]

Thanks for this reaction video. A very worthy performance for such a beautiful and sublime song.

[@viir.lfc94]

I saw her live twice before she passed. 2 incredible nights that just felt magical. Argentina misses so much and her legacy is immeasurable!

[@Jonathan937]

Es difícil que entienda en toda su dimensión lo que acaba de analizar, solo se queda en la parte vocal, y bueno, se que de eso se trata, pero hay muchos elementos más que enriquecerían su emoción, sin embargo, se que es difícil sobretodo culturalmente sumarlo (el contexto de la vida social y política de América Latina, los años de los golpes de Estado, la represión artística que incluso vivió la propia Mercedes, la esperanza que su canto daba a los pueblos, etc.) como para darse cuenta que acaba de escuchar a una de las voces más importantes de la historia en América Latina.

[@AdolfoSalinasP]

Si, ese tema cultural con brecha de idioma es muy relevante.

[@lucaso-ef9rh]

Mercedes sosa es una gran cantante y su voz te llena el alma

[@xDamage69]

Lo que daria para que Violeta y Mercedes estuvieran vivas para verlas cantar juntas, la dicha seria agonizante

[@ireneosorio9512]

La voz femenina más importante de nuestra América Latina besos desde Argentina

[@mywinterlittlebear9052]

Solo con no entender la hermosisima letra de la canción ya se pierde mucho. Para mi una de las más bellas canciones de la música popular del mundo entero.

[@Roddy1965]

The first time I heard her was at the end of the movie 'Che'. The song is Balderrama, and I was in love her voice at the first second. It's a real stunner. Please check that out.

[@damianarcala771]

A honor. The must beautiful voice from Argentina.

[@txusytxus3742]

This song gives me the chills, soooo moving, specially during these uncertain times...

[@luisernestoituarte7133]

I really appreciated you react to Mercedes Sosa! Her voice and her art touches our heart deeply. Greetings from Argentina!

[@michaelregan2419]

Excellent choice. Thank you. That session she did back in 74 for Swiss TV is legendary.

[@treehuggerdude4]

Her voice is so beautiful right? Im so glad to see you react to her. Thanks for posting this video.

[@robin61]

Glad u reacted to this singer. I found another great artist, all thanks to you. Stay safe and u r beautiful as always 😊

[@Pela_505]

Thank you, one the greatest folk voices of my country....

[@serpentmanthys6439]

GRANDE VIOLETA PARRA! Autora y compositora de la canción Y grande Mercedes por tan maravillosa interpretación.

[@fosymraz]

There are 3 singers in the Olympus of Argentina: Carlos Gardel, Mercedes Sosa and the only one alive, Jairo, who Mercedes named as the best voice of Argentina. I would love to see you knowing him.

[@fosymraz]

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[@CyberJuanito]

Violeta Parra wrote this song. One of the most influential artists of her time in Chile and all Latin America. Talent and tragedy.

[@robin61]

Hi, I'm new to Latin music n I was curious why you said tragic in the end?

[@EliamDar]

@@robin61 Suicide

[@bikertrash.7692]

@@EliamDar she was a rockstar before the rockstar

[@rociobravo4581]

@@robin61 This song was written the year before her suicide. It is one of the most beautiful songs, but you can feel this was probably her farewell to earth.

[@rosanarossi5015]

Thanks Rebecca for reacting to Mercedes! I would like to get your reaction from another great voice, Patricia Sosa. You are going to love it!

[@paletics92]

Gracias a la vida por darnos a Mercedes. Thank you so much Rebecca for having this video about this amazing singer from my dearest country. Look at the lyrics for this song, they are beautiful :)

[@jessiecolon6036]

Those lyrics are beautiful and her timber of voice very unique.

[@user-hk8yp7cw1v]

We played this on the day of my mother's funeral at the church...wonderful song!

[@hakunamatata8662]

This song does something to my body. It’s sad and happy at the same time , makes me feel warm and fuzzy yet anxious !! 😅😅

[@daniXx312]

I love you, thanks for reacting this kind of music, la musica latinoamericana es muy rica y hermosa, saludos desde colombia

[@jonathanjuarez1022]

Tan bella la voz, como la música y el mensaje, una representante de Latinoamérica y la humanidad en general, ella es de otro nivel

Thank you very much to the dear and intelligent Rebecca, for allowing me to hear such a beautiful song, interpreted in a sublime way by the beautiful voice of Mercedes Soa !! Congratulations to all of you.

[@MilDarkAngel]

I feel so happy and honored to see such a amazing argentinian woman here!! Thanks for this review! A hug from Argentina!

[@lws7394]

Such a haunting song.! Gracias a la vida was written/sung originLly by Violetta Parra, a chilnean 'new folk' singer in the 60s . Her french love ran away for a Peruvian woman . Parra was broken en depressed . In that period sge wrote this zong. A little latter she shot her self at a second attempt .....😢 To write this when so down ...incredible ...

[@jerrobikes635]

Gracias a la vida por recordar esta canción gracias a la vida por tus reacts desde mexico... gracias a la vida ... by the way nice your voice also and ur ritm

[@biancab9852]

Gladly mi country, Argentina, has so many beautiful voices. She’s an icon of our folk music, recommend you to dig more into our music and not only our icons, also our present singers, unfortunately she passed away in 2009

[@matheusgomes9812]

Beautiful. She was a great woman!

[@cese2024]

Grandiosa interpretación

[@ismaelpr91]

La manera en que intenta imitar el "risa" con esa patinada de RR tan característica de algunas zonas Argentinas... amé...

[@gonbatti7568]

your passion for music is transmitted from heart to heart thanks for this♥️

[@claudiobarazalopes5172]

This song is like a prayer. The vocal and corporal interpretation is all about the lyrics. The dynamics of the voice accompany the prayer, and the letter the historical moment in which it was composed. Sometimes it is difficult to understand just by looking at the voice. For us Latinos, this music and interpretation is chilling, even if we have heard it hundreds of times.

[@timothyholmes9086]

Thanks for the amazing content! This was cool. I enjoyed your reaction. 😀❤️

[@RetroLuv_]

A Chilean song written by the Queen in the most talented music family in chile, interpreted by an absolute Argentinian Legend. This song is the spirit of South America

[@kamusuaike7942]

mercedes con su canto y su hermoso acento indigena, genia

[@wesdavis8588]

It's kind of a language barrier for me like to know the individual words and the way they are being used what emotions are coming to the surface,for each and every word.beautiful voice through. Thank you eva luv from texas

[@Lluiz_mel]

La unica voz en el mundo que logra emocionarme

[@memphis101a]

Igual

[@benebolencia]

She is a voice that represents all Hispanoamerica.

[@pwpg06]

Mercedes Sosa is a legend among Latin Americans.. . All her songs are outstanding as well as her voice and musical arrangements. You should find the lyrics of this song i particular. Thank you so much for reacting to her song she makes us all very proud.

[@helenadzelalijahammerschmi4168]

I think that no song does justice to her voice. Heart-warming. Aguante Mercedes Sosa =D

[@Gabitolin2]

Thank you for this reacción, Mercedes Sosa was an amazing singer AND Ambassador of our culture. Me sorprende cuántos argentinos estamos por acá. : )

[@chango107]

Rebecca's RRRR is so Rioplatense, greetens from Argentina and thanks for reviewing Mercedes. You should have a try to 'Alfonsina y el Mar'... Mercede's performance is so awesome as you are!. Love your work, thank you...

[@oxiaventuras]

GRACIAS!!! ES UNAS DE LAS MEJORES VOCES DE ESTE PLANETA!! UNA DE LAS COSAS MAS LINDA QUE ME DIO MI TIERRA QUERIDA, ARGENTINA!!!! SIEMPRE VEMOS TUS VIDEOS!!!! SALUDOS !!!

[@normamiguel7937]

Gracias a la vida que me permitió escuchar en vivo varias veces a la negra Sosa.fue y será única e inigualable !!

[@dariozelaya3718]

Thank you for the reaction "LA NEGRA" was a great translate the song is beautiful.

[@chrisofmelbourne87]

What an amazing voice and execution, she is excellent! I'm glad you reacted to her. Would you be open to reacting to one of the best Greek singers? She has been active from 1957 and counting. Had massive hits from 1960s, 70s, 80s and 90s, and has a strong, melodic and earthy voice. I would love to send you a clip to listen to, analyse and discover. 🙂

[@liarosario87]

When Mercedes Sosa died some newspapers in the world titled: "the voice of Latin America was extinguished" That was her: "LA VOZ", (the voice) Someone once said: if Latin America were a woman; she would look like Mercedes; she would sound like Mercedes. For me she was like the incarnation of "PACHAMAMA"; deity of the Andean peoples that represents Mother Earth. The sweetness and depth of the timbre of his voice is mesmerizing. His voice seems infinite flow. My mother said: "she is incredible; she does not make the slightest effort, she will only open her mouth and the magic comes out" You must listen to more songs from her. His repertoire is beautiful; It includes the best poets in Latin America. Greetings from Argentina.

[@mirnaduarte7856]

Concuerdo con vos! siempre que pienso en como serÍa el rostro de la madre naturaleza (la PACHAMAMA) la cara de La negra aparece en mi mente! toda latinoamérica lloró cuando ella murió. Siempre lloro cuando la escucho! I agree with you! Whenever I think about how the face of Mother Nature (PACHAMAMA) would be, the face of La negra (the loving nickname of Mercedes) appears in my mind! all of Latin America cried when she died.

[@kairoz1352]

I never thought of her as Pachamama, but that's true, she looks like what one would think mother earth would look like.

[@rulo66613]

Mercedes Sosa is one of the biggest legends in Latin America. Her voice is a gift from God for mankind.

[@anniehollandxox]

Your videos are getting me through lockdown, thank you so much!

[@kevinmone8]

I will always accept a hug from you rva

[@luisferr2001]

Rrrrebecca! I have heard "whatever floats your boat" before, but I hear, especially in the USA "whatever rocks your boat" more often.

[@themagicianofsound]

Hi Rebecca!| Sorry for being late in my comments, catching up everywhere - getting so busy with jobs interviews and form fillings and resume updates. Sorry for my ignorance, I didn't know this singer! Interesting to discover her (although she passed away) with your great analysis and reaction! So nice to listen to various styles of singing on your channel! Loving your spiritual words 😇, your dancing style, your "lower-larynx" singing, your bravo clapping and your advice about staying grounded while performing!! I wish you a beautiful day!! 🤩🌞🌞🌞🌞🌈 Best Regards from your friend François! 🎼🃏🎶🎵🙏💯👍😁

[@rva]

Ahhh never apologies. Life happens! You rock! Good luck. Glad you like the vid. 🙏😻

[@desiderioriquelme6124]

Gran tema de Violeta Parra autora de esta obra universal. Mercedes Sosa gran maestra gran Cantante e intérprete.

[@carolinabenitez5273]

Que control de su voz!!!! Me encantó!!!

[@xcn3ct]

"Gracias a la vida" has its opposite which is "Maldigo desde el alto cielo". Both give an account of what Violeta Parra felt

[@zuleymaz123]

I love this song, many feelings

[@MollyJones1992]

This lovely lady, who sadly passed away many years ago, was born in Tucumán, the smallest province in Argentina and the same place I was born :) I've never thought I'd see an Argentinian folk music singer in you channel 😍 thank you for your always wonderful reactions 💜

[@deisteryeti61]

Respect from Germany! Music brings us together. Important, even in times like this. Stay save, god bless you.

[@MollyJones1992]

@@deisteryeti61 thanks a lot and wish the same to you 😘😊

[@juanignaciorodriguez9364]

I'm crying bc you react to a legend of Argentina. Love u so much!!

[@HernanLopezOcampo]

Mercedes un aplauso más para vos 👏

[@thatone_daniel]

hey, saw your comment on vidIQs video and decided to pop by and check your channel out! Great content! Keep it up! It inspires me to see others crushing it!

[@delfinabaez8758]

Ademas de la tecnica y su tono de voz seria bueno que puedas apreciar la letra; porque es hermosa.

[@cosmefulanito1973]

Thank you so much Rebecca...Mercedes was an incredible artist here un Argentina and in Latin América...🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷

[@IFWTHY]

These reacting videos are really nice. A really nice song that I think you should react to since I dont see it in ur playlists is Unchained Melody when its performed live by The Righteous Brothers. The performance is insanely good and the singer has immense skill.

[@alejandrocea2937]

I really love the way you talk 😻😻

[@sebaspr285]

Cuando me imagino a la Pachamama inmediatamente se me viene la cara de Mercedes Sosa, a pesar de ser Argentino no tuve el honor de conocerla. Hermosa interpretación, voz y persona.

[@Zilvinaenpanico]

Un icono de la música Argentina. Perseguida por la dictadura militar migra para cantar desde el otro lado del mundo, GRACIAS A LA VIDA. Eterna, Mercedes. Gracias.

[@andresacostarossi570]

"Thanks to Life, that gave me so much.. Thanks to Life that gave me the Smile and the Cry, to distinguish bliss from lament , both materials that form my chant, and the chant of all of you.. that is the same chant... That is my own chant... "

[@richrants5858]

I love the setup!!

[@tylerhackner9731]

Lovely ❤️❤️ Love your channel

[@fannybett9167]

I really liked the youtube hug P.S. I like your glasses

[@lpbsargvd07]

His song illuminated the soul, a great loss was his departure in 2009, I am not a great follower of the folklore of my country, but listening to it is as if an angel were singing. What singer could put voice and soul in a song like Negra Sosa and if that voice of someone was not lost for one or several reasons?

[@elena79rus]

You can't fully appreciate this song without understanding the lyrics.

[@fateweaver9844]

Rebecca has the sexiest sounding "R" roll in the world. Being drop dead gorgeous doesn't hurt either. I hope we fans of yours get some new original music from you soon.

[@rva]

Thanks honey. Yeah I have been working on music 😁💛

[@breezy_007_6]

Nice vid as always

[@siegfriedhammer1792]

Nice to see you Rebecca 🌹,good Job the Video , stay Strong 💐🍵❤️

[@oscardimitriarevalo]

One of the best song ever written by our and universal Violeta Parra. Greetings from Chile Stay at home

[@BecksLissy]

Ha! We discussed this song in Spanish back when I went to school. Gracias a la vida que me ha dado tanto. Thanks to life which has given me so much. Danke an das Leben, denn es gab mir so vieles.

[@gastonvolpe4811]

Thanks for reaching to mother earth voice.

[@cintiarobles2879]

Lloré toda la canción.

[@briancisneros8553]

Little fact no one asked for: Mercedes had not a single song of her own. She was an interpreter. She became and to this day is the most beloved and representative singer of all the country, and she achieved that singing other people's songs. I think that only shows the kind of artist, performer and person she was.