ROSALIA - MALAMENTE (Cap.1: Augurio) - REACTION!!!

[@javisobepi]

Yes the purple guy is called a Nazareno it’s very traditional during holly week Semana Santa Cofradías, they carry the holly images, Christ or virgin Marie to the streets kind of like a Religious parade. In this Video is the first one of The Mal Querer Album yes it’s set up everything is that feeling off you are in something bad you want out, but you are full of fear and it’s to late. There is bunch symbols like it’s the abusive guys chasing her, also machismo bunch of men’s carry her on a forklift and then the bull fighter and Rosalia in the motorcycle in this case she is the bull... Now watch Pienso en tu Mira, aquí no sales and then react to Bagdad and will start making sense.

[@ikeroliver7186]

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[@izaiahtyler3385]

@Iker Oliver Yea, been using kaldroStream for months myself :)

[@yusufmalik575]

This song is the first one of her conceptual album “ El Mar querer” each song in this album has 2 titles the second one always referring to the chapter in the storyline in the Album, this first track it’s obviously “ Malamente “ but it’s second title it’s “ Augurio” ( Bad Omen ) and it sets the pace of the whole story based on a 700 years old book called “ Flamenca “ where a young girl it’s forced to marry a really abusive and jealous guy that makes her life miserable , in fact. “ De aquí no sales “ chapter 4 ( second title Disputa/Fight ) is sung through the male perspective , the last images are from a penitente or Nazareno from the Semana Santa / Holy Week in southern Spain , nothing to do with KKK , since it’s Bering going on fir hundred of years even before the USA was a country , totally cultural appropriation in the worst way possible

[@carolinafernandezgomez8149]

La semana santa se da en todas las partes de España, no es de Andalucía. Los andaluces os creéis q sólo vosotros celebráis semana santa, carnavales, etc y estáis muy equivocados, no os molestais en conocer la historia de España y os creéis que sois lo más.

[@juanluistraversochozas8998]

Para una mejor comprensión os recomiendo "ROSALÍA: Lo que nadie está diciendo sobre EL MAL QUERER | Jaime Altozano". Muy bien explicado todo ... ¡¡¡ y con subtítulos en inglés !!!

[@albamartinez4987]

The song is about a woman who sees signs that the guy who she is dating is no good for her but lets herself be wooed by him anyway. In the video women are symbolised by the bull and the men are the matador. The act of bullfighting is the courtship. The boys are being taught how to manipulate women into going out with them hence the tattooed virgin's tears as history repeats. The woman is chased relentlessly by a man until caught (by the car which I think represents material things like jewellery, presents etc ). Her body is then placed in a truck by several guys with other women, an allegory as to how these men see women as disposable (in bullfighting the bull's dead body is put into a refrigerated truck this way too). My favourite is the scenes with the bikes, it's just art! Here she comes in independent and defiant, her gaze not meeting his. After a couple of passes her gaze meets his with a look of kove while he just looks determined never loosing sight ofhis prey. In the last bike scene he's holding the sword used to kill the bull behind his back just when she's dropped her guard the most showing that he's going for the kill. But our Rosalía is defiant as in one of the dance scenes she says 'tomá' while holding a fist and bent arm then thrusts her hips. This is as if to say 'F U'. The lyrics were important too 'Ese cristalito roto Yo sentí como crujía Antes de caerse al suelo Ya sabía que se rompía'. Basically she knew what would happen before it did. To continue I suggest watching her live version at Lolapallooza of Que No Salga la Luna which is the next song in her story.

[@JuliaRS4]

The new continent is that, new... there are a lot of old traditions and symbols that had been misused in the states mainly. But there are other examples like the swastika in Germany. The purple guy and in general the pointy hat with a robe is used in many religions and cultures ;)

[@CAFETIBURON]

Thank you for the information!

[@angyliv8040]

AEDG Studios the nazarenos are more much old than kkk. They are from middle age. The meaning is also very different. They are cleaning his sins.

[@carolinafernandezgomez8149]

Es cultura española de hace cientos de años, mucho antes de que existiera USA. No es un símbolo de muchas culturas. Sólo son símbolos españoles.

[@mercedeslara8678]

Son tradiciones Españolas y el trabajo de Rosalía de este disco es para el trabajo de fin de carrera. Basado en un poema del siglo XVI es complicado para personas ajenas a nuestra cultura, ya que está lleno de símbologias. Por favor pongan la traducción del Inglés en sus títulos. Gracias nos ayudaría mucho, un abrazo desde España

[@maxwelljamesoliveirasouza3202]

Excelente vídeo reacción. Me gustaría que hicieran más reacciónes a las canciones de Rosalía.

[@andresvarona3376]

You watched chapter 3: celos (Pienso en tu mirá)....... this is the chapter 1: augurio...... (Malamente)............ This album his her end career project......... this album is based in an old book about a toxic relaction........... Each song of this album is about a chapter of this book....... This song mean..... that relaction has begun badly........ or a bad augury (augurio)..........

[@natashag4577]

There are many, many Rosalía reaction videos available these days, but yours are probably my favourites! I think having a Spanish and a non-Spanish speaker together is the ideal combination for a first watch/listen, because we can see how you are both equally affected by her work but are perhaps focusing on different elements of her art. As a non-Spanish speaker myself, I would have loved to have had a Hispanic person next to me when I first listened to Rosalía, just to ask a few questions to and to reflect on her music with. I also highly recommend Rosalía’s collaboration with James Blake, I really think it’s her best, and sadly most underrated, collaborative track. I wish I could recommend some other artists to you that have work as polished as Rosalía’s, but the reality is that there’s no one quite like her. Perhaps you might find Sevdaliza (an Iranian-Dutch singer, she has some really great videos from her latest album) and M.I.A. (a UK-born, Sri Lankan-heritage rapper/singer) both interesting.

[@CAFETIBURON]

We appreciate your comment so much! We had a bit of a studio failure this week so we will not have new Rosalia videos until next week. Over the weekend I (Dan) do a few “Tool” band reviews, but cynthia and I will be back with more Rosalia very soon. Thank you, thank you, thank you!

[@130719641]

No se si saben q el album del "MAL QUERER" es el proyecto de fin de carrera de la Universidad.

[@mariacandelariacabrerapere1392]

Me encanta ,vuestra reacción de Rosalía ,palé es otro video de ella .un abrazo desde Tenerife

[@larisasorianevado898]

Mónica Naranjo...." Europa" Live o en concierto Stage....La Diva de España

[@mariacandelariacabrerapere1392]

El capirote lo buscan los de las prospecciones en semana santa ,cada uno lleva un color distinto a la cofradía que pertenece

[@hastalazeta72]

Chapter 1 augurio (omen) is when a future teller will say her how's her future would be in the relationship that continues in chapter 2 she sings as she where the husband

[@pijorroncho]

Los Augurios o presentimientos de una Gitana, parte de un viejo libro-poema su sentido es algo abstracto, tiene que ver con la habilidad gitana para augurar. En otra canción que reaccionasteis también era una imagen poética de los celos y quien los padece hace sentir su mirada (vigilante obsesiva) como una bala en el pecho "me da miedo cuando sales sonriendo pa la calle porque todos pueden ver los hoyuelitos que te salen" teme que la miren con deseo y. ella siente su mirar vigilante como una bala en el pecho. Todo en Rosalía y en muchas canciones españolas tiene un decir poético y abstracto. Resalta mucho con las letras más simplonas de muchas canciones ahora.

[@Yosoyamcamc]

This album was her college thesis. FYI.

[@hiumansproject]

Os queda también "Bagdad" de Rosalía y "Aunque es de noche"

[@FITNESS-yx9ns]

Malamente.. 💃💃Trá Trá

[@diegoperdigones7273]

Capítulo 2 es la boda. Se casa y la canción representa una boda.

[@silviacliment439]

Ole mi niña 👏💃

[@kamil4271]

Buena reacción.👍

[@aliciagege5884]

Purple guy is a nazareno, a traditional figure from Spanish Easter, before KKK.

[@juanvimarsan]

Not KKK, penitence semana santa in Spain

[@CAFETIBURON]

I understand

[@Yosoyamcamc]

I love Rosalia! Definitely should react to Aunque De Noche. Rosalia’s version will grab your stomach and put it in your throat! In a good way!😂 The song is a poem written by a monk San Juan De La Cruz I believe I. The 15th Century when he was imprisoned for being a spiritualist. The song sounds dark, but really it is talking about his faith and how it has no beginning or end. Anyway I hope you all react to it and enjoy it. It is one of her older songs. Not part of this album.

[@zeltiarascado9989]

Me encantan vuestras reacciones, podríais traducir vuestros comentarios al español

[@CAFETIBURON]

The subtitles are on now and should help with translation.

[@aldeaxarmanta]

No es KKK, tienen la misma estética pero no tiene nada que ver con KKK. Son penitentes de la Semana Santa. Entiendo que sea una imagen difícil de comprender para un estadounidense....

[@MrDrawe]

aqui tienes a diana navarro cantando una saeta,cante tradicional ,tambien de semana santa,en España la semana santa y las cofradias y hermandades de esta vienen desde hace ya mas de 500 años de antiguedad y aqui aun las conservamos.kzbin.info/www/bejne/bpusoq2hrs-rfKs&ab_channel=FlamencoPlus

[@adamadrina5193]

Jajajajaj lo de las túnicas y los capirotes de los nazarenos y penitentes en Semana Santa para alguien ajeno es muy confuso. En las procesiones de Semana Santa van personas con hábitos y esos capirotes como promesa y para que nadie los reconozca. Yo nací y vivo en Andalucia, en el sur de España para mi es muy corriente, pero entiendo resulte raro.En muchas tiendas se venden pequeñas replicas de nazarenos, con los hábitos en los colores de las diferentes cofradías y en muchos sitios, en los escaparates de esas tiendas, sobre todo en sitios muy turisticos, ponen carteles NOT KKK jajajaj las confusiones son el pan de cada dia. Un saludo.

[@malolo902]

El Ku Klux Klan original se creó después de la Guerra Civil de Estados Unidos, el 24 de diciembre de 1865. Nazarenos desde el siglo XVI

[@isidoroborrego6459]

No faltad a comentar y descubrir a Diana Navarro.Monica Naranjo, india martinez,pablo alboran etc.Tanta musica por descubrir es maravilloso.

[@Aletek]

KKK copied the outfit as a means of mocking the catholic church. The Nazarenos are old as hell itself. Spain is an ancient country, and traditions like these are from the Middle ages.

[@CAFETIBURON]

I understand

[@angyliv8040]

Habla del chico, de su pareja. Algo le decía que no acabaría bien... por eso se llama el augurio...

[@fernandoescribano3343]

Ahí tenéis la letra de malamente

[@davidsaldananavarro65]

What you call KKK here for centuries has been known as NAZARENOS. The Nazarenes are the brothers of a brotherhood who do the penance station in Spanish Holy Week (and in some Latin American countries such as Colombia) with the clothing that appears in the rules of the brotherhood. Although the most common is to use the term Nazarenes, in Galicia they are known as capuchones, in León they are known as papons, in Cádiz as penitents, in Monóvar as capuchos, in Alicante and Valladolid as capuchins, in Pamplona as youngsters, in Tudela as carrapuchetas and in Zamora as hooded men. Name's origin The name "Nazarene" is given to them because it is the name of the town of Galilee where Jesus spent most of his life, according to the canon of the Bible. Although Jesus was born in Bethlehem, Judea, and spent a brief childhood time in Egypt, he very soon settled with his father Joseph and his mother Mary his in the small town of Nazareth. According to Christian tradition, he lived in Nazareth working in the carpentry of his stepfather until he began as a traveling preacher at the age of thirty. We must also differentiate the Nazarene (with small letters) from the Nazarene (with capital letters). The first is the brother and the second is the nickname that is given to the figures of Jesus who are with the cross on their shoulders.1 The nickname Christ It is usually reserved for figures showing Jesus crucified or dead. Clothing and other attributes Since the sixteenth century there were processions of brothers who position accompanying the steps. These carried insignia similar to the current ones: banners, scripts and banners. At the waist they can wear a girdle or a esparto girdle. At first they carried wax candles or torches to light the way. After the urban lighting in the 19th century, this has been maintained by custom in some brotherhoods. In the new testament The clothing of Jesus of Nazareth receives a lot of attention in the Gospels and, normally, it is associated with a mantle or a tunic that, during the mockery of the Romans, is placed in purple (color associated with royalty) and before and after it is of a color not mentioned. Fuente: Wikipedia

[@CAFETIBURON]

Thank you. It is my misunderstanding of the religious connection. I appreciate you enlightening me to this knowledge.

[@diegoperdigones7273]

Por favor relacionar a aunque es de noche. Esl video sobre un poema desean Juan de la cruz

[@CarlosJimenez-pj6dx]

Rosalía aunque es de noche

[@diegoperdigones7273]

Malamente. Es que empieza la relación a ser tóxica y el empieza a tener celos

[@MrDrawe]

Spain is diferent

[@pamelaflores2309]

Este disco habla sobre la violencia contra las mujeres.

[@ignarseltzer3361]

jaime altozano explicacion del albun de rosalia

[@ignarseltzer3361]

rosalia lo wue nadie esta diciendo sobre el mal querer

[@MrDrawe]

el hombre del sombrero es un nazareno y es una figura de la semana santa española,en este video te puedes hacer una idea.kzbin.info/www/bejne/hF6oq5t8hK5ojrc

[@PabloZaragoza]

'almost a purely american thing'. Now that's american haha big part of american culture is from wherever colonizers came from and most americans couldn't care less about any history besides their own 200 years of existence as a country

[@CAFETIBURON]

Yes, the KKK is purely an American thing. Is it not? I am confused. I am not suggesting it is a good thing Jazzy

[@PabloZaragoza]

@@CAFETIBURON the hat being american is what u said if i'm not mistaken. Don't worry, america doesn't have racism copyright

[@CAFETIBURON]

I understand. That is why I asked my viewers so I was educated on the topic.

[@diegoperdigones7273]

Americana kkk cpi the Holly week drress from spain

[@manupm6620]

That is NOT Kkk. That is the tradicional clothes of a NAZARENO, something religious.

[@CAFETIBURON]

I understand

[@willyrodrigo328]

it´s a Nazareno, not KKK

[@CAFETIBURON]

I understand. I get it that the KKK took the form of the Nazareno. Thank you for the explanation.

[@axilevs3175]

Europa Espaňa not América

[@mariajoseluz8158]

Cómo os atreveis a comentar un video musical si no teneis de puñetera idea de nada.

[@sergiosotomayorparada7894]

Kkk? What is that

[@etiennehiperboreo3151]

el del sombrero no tiene nada que ver con el kkk,son nazarenos estan ligados a la religion.

[@diegoperdigones7273]

Los capuchinos son españoles. Para semana santa. En las procesiones. No tiene nada que ver con lo racistas

[@CAFETIBURON]

I understand. Thank you.

[@pitwihalakran88]

No me gusta el flamenco, cante quien lo cante. Me encantan las colaboraciones que ha hecho Rosalía con Travis Scott, Billie Eilish, J. Balvin, Bad Bunny, Rosalía me parece uan persona con mucho talento... También digo, que hay una linea muy delgada, entre el fanatismo y la intolerancia. Algunos la sobrepasan, y para mí no merecen mis respetos. A ver si aprendemos a respetar las opiniones de los demás aunque sean contrarias a las nuestras.

[@diegoperdigones7273]

Jajaja. Te mereces un premio. Me he hartado de reír contigo. Jaja. Que simple eres. Te molestas hasta en contestar. Jajaja. Ponte a ver un vídeo en Netflix. Jojo

[@borntodie6949]

Please reaction yoxtixtuxmi

[@pitwihalakran88]

I don't like flamenco, Ez zait flamenco gustatzen.... Reaction Please, a la diva del pop en España, AITANA, su colaboración con MORAT, es un TEMAZOOOOO!!!!!

[@Idk-g4a-p]

help no one knows who that is stop, getting into Rosalia reactions just to recommend that girl is so lame omg🤣🤣🤣

[@elyxxx9752]

@@Idk-g4a-p Agree!! 😁👍

[@elyxxx9752]

No te gusta el flamenco, te gusta Aitana...Pesadooo, te repites como el ajo y aburres 🤪

[@pitwihalakran88]

@@elyxxx9752Yo creo, que lo que tu buscas es una relación, que sepas que ese comentario me ha puesto los pelos como escarpias... ❤️❤️🌹🌹

[@elyxxx9752]

@@pitwihalakran88 A mi si que me pone los pelos como escarpias tu comentario de ahora...estás a tiempo...psiquiátrico 🤗

[@claireclarke9891]

Purple guy holly week