ROSLIA - MALAMENTE - REACTION

[@KurelMr]

So the song is called "Malamente" which means "badly" and its basically Rosalia recalling quite a toxic relationship with an abusive man and she reflects on how she was "badly". The lyrics are quite poetic though and sometimes difficult to understand as it happens with most of her songs. But you can see in the video how she becomes the "bull" when riding the motorbike and going for the boys (bullfighters) who represent the toxic abusive and (I think) immature man. At the beggining of the video she is singing that she felt how a piece of glass cracked and that "she knew it would eventually crack" meaning that she predicted that this relationship was going to arrive to "bad" port? I guess. And then she goes onto saying how she also knew that before the glass hit the floor she knew it would break, and it indeed did break: when she gets hit by the car it represents how the relationship has been broken by abuse. She's playing with pure metaphors and symbolism throughout the whole song. Very clever. And I guess they already told you but the guy in that costume that seems the KKK is actually a "penitente" dress from holy week in Spain, nothing to do with that even though it looks exactly the same. I was so scared of them as a child :___) and they still freak me out tbh. She's using spanish folklore images and traditions to represent what she wants to say. I suggest you to watch more from Rosalía. This girl is truly a gem.

[@silviaprieto3039]

K this comment is perfect! I would like to add as well that she bases her music on flamenco and that she mixes it with more modern kinds of music (more in her latest songs), which I think matches perfectly the video as well (as they mix tradition and, I guess you can call it, pop or urban culture). She truly is a gem.

[@victortorre6249]

Muy bien!! ✌🏻✌🏻

[@felixdom9693]

This is incredible song, poetic. how Rosalia beautifully telling an heartbroken relationship with the metaphor lyrics and awesome video clip. Thanks to you for explained the detail to us

[@Sicuseventeen]

Menos mal que alguien explica a estos gringos que el mundo no gira entorno a ellos. Kkk? Venga ya! Primero surgió nuestra cultura, ellos vinieron después. Es un PENITENTE!! Incultos!

[@Byemiek]

Ok, the skater man dressed like "penitente" (traditional dress used meanly in holy week in spain). He represents the try a modern men but hidden himself, has a moral catholic and older, really bad relationship for Rosalía. "Malamente" means badly, she try to explains the bad relationship with mens, that hurts but at the end she got the freedom and convert in a kind of bull

[@thetidepool1655]

Byemiek thanks for educating us! 😊

[@bluevil8845]

venía a comentarlo, "KKK, WHAT?" Tote tenía razón jajaja

[@rafa2124]

It's fun when students from the United States live in Spain, specifically in Andalusia and during Holy Week in Spain. When we explain them, they still do not believe it. In fact under those clothes there may be people of different races. Americans usually appreciate the meaning of things only in the context of the United States; Maybe that could bother people who know that it is older than the KKK and has nothing to do with what it represents.

[@vanilaoryza]

Sam Pepper of Vegas interesting. I have always had the vibe is about violence between a couple what unfortunately is a very common issue in Spain even for young people. Some of these "guys" have killed their girlfriendexgirlfriend with their cars.

[@diakitemohamed7118]

Byemiek tu te trompes. Te equivovas You are wrong

[@IsThisWay]

The skater dressed in purple isn't kkk is a Nazareno, so much different than KKK and is older than KKK. Is typical dress in holy week in Spain.

[@jaimegarcia9408]

concrete, the south of spain, andalucia.

[@mmcuke8574]

Jaime Garcia en toda España se celebra la semana santa y hay gente vestida de nazareno.

[@lilili6571]

Jaime Garcia pues no solo en Andalucía

[@daninaval9569]

It's all spain i live in the north and we do that to

[@boohoomoon9747]

@@jaimegarcia9408 no, basically in all of the country, semana santa is everywhere, I live in a región close to Andalucía and we do it too

[@rachelsanchis]

The whole album talks about a relationship. A bad one. Is based of a book of the 14th century called 'Flamenca'. And every song is related to one chapter of the book. This song 'Malamente' (which literally means 'badly') is about chapter I, the 'Augurio' ('augury' or 'prophecy' in English), is about how the story starts for them. How he grows up in a very violent environment, that's why everything is very masculine (even the way the girls move and dance), and with a lot of violence (as Roman said, teaching bullfighting is related to teaching violence). Also, many comment explained it already, but just fiy, the skater in the purple robe has nothing to do with the kkk, is a 'Nazareno' which is a religious catholic penitent. During Holy Week in Spain many people dress up like this. Rosalia uses many traditional spanish, and spanish gypsy iconography in all her videos. Chapter II is about the wedding. The lyrics seems hopeful for the future, but the music is sad, some people even relate the music to a Funeral March. I recommend you guys watch Chapter III: 'Celos' (which means 'jealousy' in english), the song is 'Pienso en tu mirá'. At this point of the story they are married and she starts to see that everything she saw in him and his violent past it transforms into a very toxic relationship for them. The lyrics talk about a toxic and possessive relationship and how she escapes from it. And everything is sang by her but written as if he is the one telling the story. She says stuff like "I'm jealous of the wind that lifts up your hair, of the gold you wear because it's tied to your neck, even of the water you drink when it touches your lips", which is what he would say. Hope that helps!

[@luciagil9008]

By some people relate it to the Funeral March,do you mean Jaime Altozano? 😂

[@MerCDs_Free]

@@luciagil9008 Jaime Altozano hace un buenísimo análisis de este álbum

[@luciagil9008]

@@MerCDs_Free Yeah I know,his analysis is amazing

[@matildeg.149]

Why is teaching bullfighting is always related with violence, so much drama

[@iammaria2366]

For me as a Spanish girl means a lot that Rosalía is making known the Spanish music, she has created an urban genre, flamenco + trap and other genres, something hers, amazing and I'm glad that non-Hispanic speakers recognize her and like her and this new genre, thank you! 😊❤

[@1605daisy]

Thank you for reacting to Rosalía 💜. As a spanish, I think the music video is reverting the Spanish stereotypes (bull fighting, catholicism, the colours...). Also that symbolism is connected to the lyrics and the message of the song: it's about an abusive and violent relationship, that's why the car hits her and she's being followed by a guy. Also, he's cleaning the bull fighters, but at the same time she's fighting with them in the motorbike scene..., It's like her own bullfight against an abusive relationship. ¡Gracias! 🇪🇸💘

[@mariaperezarevalo2985]

Discrepo Crispi...no son estereotipos sino la idiosincrasia de una cultura milenaria. La española. 0 complejos xf, orgullo, y un beso, no te molestes xf

[@txabalita01]

Rosalia is creating a new music gender taking spanish classical flamenco or "cante" to another level. You should check "de Plata", her aesthetic and the singing of modernized spanish poems is awesome.

[@Danoninoz]

not kkk is Nazareno no es kkk es un Nazareno tradicional de España como penitente

[@jaimegarcia9408]

exactly

[@brainpoopnshiet8668]

Tus huevos ahi! Ole

[@Danoninoz]

jajajajaja gracias

[@soaked0]

It's ROSALIA, guys, with an A

[@igb5551]

OK, I did not expect this!! I started following you because of BTS and now you react to Rosalia's Malamente. As an Spanish viewer, I thank you a lot for that 😊😊😊 Btw, you misspelled the name, it's Rosalia, not Roslia 😅😅

[@jaimegarcia9408]

She is the new super star and the videoclips are masterpiece.

[@Cytheris1]

This hole album is inspired by a book from the 14th century where a woman falls in love and marries a man that ends up abusing her. Every song represents a chapter of that book (called "Flamenca" by the way). "Malamante" is the first chapter and it's like a premonition of what's going to happen to her after she marries that man. All these bullfighting images are used to represent an intense but toxic relationship that will end up with one of them dead. I hope this helps non Spanish speakers to understand Rosalía's work a bit better :)

[@Xela-j1p]

Estos se creen que todo el mundo gira a su alrededor. It isn't KKK It is the traditional clothes of holy week in Spain. It has 500 years old. The USA people and their egocentrism.

[@AntioquiaEuskal]

Respeto profundamente a los ciudadanos de todos los países, pero si hay algo asqueroso en los estadounidenses en eso, su puto egocentrismo y total ignorancia, viven en un puta burbuja. Esa vestimenta también es tradicional en la semana santa de países iberoamericanos.

[@Mostach89]

ya estaban tardando en confundirlos con el kkk xD

[@martuky8043]

@@AntioquiaEuskal claro, en todos los países donde la puñetera iglesia católica metió la zarpa. En iberoamerica, tristemente, arraigo la religión como la mala hierba.

[@mariaperezarevalo2985]

@@martuky8043 eres un ignorante, investiga por tu cuenta y no repitas los mantras de la escuela

[@everyojanniromerosifuentes2369]

Estoy con tigo amigo

[@pedrolaragarcia]

I have commented this video A LOT recently, because I like and admire this artist in se has become a fenomenon in Spain recently. I just also happens to come from Sevilla, and, being very familiar with all the references, I am still in shock with the way those images and symbols are combined in this video. To me, the most iconic and powerfull "found" object is the image of the skate boarder dressed as a penitent, riding the street in slow motion. For those non familiar with Spanish Easter imaginery, the ku Kus Klan like figure dressed in purple is actually the uniform of the Nazarenos, the penitents in the Easter parades, las procesiones de Semana Santa. I would not want to spoil any alternative interpretations or asociations, but the analogies between skaters and penitents, both fully invested to the point of phisical sacrifice ( hence the fakir-like nailed board) to their duty in a sort of absolute devotion to their duty is a pretty evident association. let me know if you find these comments interesting so I can keep diging for you in the particulars of this video.

[@dewylingo]

Its not kkk its the traditional spanish holy week robes, it might represent that youth (skater) it's still very rooted to religious traditions

[@jaimegarcia9408]

exactly, nazareno, tipycal andalucia.

[@lilili6571]

Jaime Garcia ay querido compañero, sabes el típico traje llamado flamenco que es el traje de gitana, y al principio lo miraban con recelo la alta clase andaluza no se si lo sabías... bien que luego caló en toda Andalucía y ahora es propio andaluz, gitano-andaluz a que sí... que te ocurre con la semana Santa y traje de Nazareno que te emperras en decir que es propio de Andalucía cuando se mama en gran parte de España sí no toda...

[@pablorivas7757]

+Sandra Slav exacto, es de toda España.

[@RakelWebb]

@@jaimegarcia9408 it´s true that in Sevile and Malaga you have the biggest holy weeks, but is in all of spain, those two or andalusian it is maybe the most known ones

[@MerCDs_Free]

Rocío, en inglés es Easter, no Holy Week 😉

[@Marcosssssssss]

I'm spanish and for me The song talks about a toxic relationship. The beginning represent the escene of a typical night when ''her man'' come to house so mad and she has to pay that in a bad way. You know.... [Translate the lyrics, you can feel the metaphors]. Then In an act of rebelion she wants to escape from that relationship. Because she knows he's bad for her. She's playing with pure metaphors and symbolism throughout the whole song. For example, the bull heads on the walls can be seen like a way to represent the woman that have died because of an abuser. Like the bullfighters do to the bulls(that tradition I dont like of my country). You can see at the beginning that she clean the body of him like a submission symbol. Then you can see a tattoo. That tattoo is Virgin Mary. That can represent the mothers model that feels pain for her son. And probably suffered because of his father and she dont want her son do the same on the future. It can also symbolize her (ROSALIA) and her unconditional love and pain towards him.When all the boys lifted Rosalia up with the machine inside the truck. It represents the view that male abusers have towards women. A simple merchandise or something without value. The next thing is the motorbike. Something they do to make her feel that he loves her. But its only a way to domite her. Well ,at the end of the video she wears a jacket with a draw. In that draw you can see the things that bullfighters use to kill bulls. So in that moment when she is on the motorbike she is fighting against him to be free. Its represented through the looks between them. At first she doesn't look at him but at the end she looks at him defiantly. Giving a meaning that she wins. Then the skater represents the view the boy wants to give her that he's modern but he really isn't.

[@l.u.n.a4606]

Rosalía- Aunque es de noche You should react that video, she's fucking dopeee...

[@joantortbarb2456]

that was fucking doope! jaja, qué perdidos van los yankis con el kkk...

[@josejuanperezmoreno7075]

You can watch her second video. Pienso en tu mirá 😘

[@lydiafornellgutierrez8305]

Rosalía is becoming a very important singer around the world, i think we can say we are very proud of her. Kisses from Spain!!

[@Arcadia91]

Translation of the lyrics (I'll try somehow) I felt how creak This little broken glass, I knew that it would have broken before falling to the ground. It's blinking the light of the stair landing. A voice in the stairs. Someone crossing the hall. Badly (that's it) (so yes) Badly (tra, tra) Bad, very bad, very bad, very bad (look) Badly, Badly (that's it) Bad, very bad, very bad, very bad, very bad, Badly. The night has become weird, Moon and stars have come out, That gypsy told me (what?), Better not go to see it. I dream that i'm walking in a bridge and the sidewalk (look, look, look) the more i want to cross it, the more it moves and stagers. Badly (that's it) (so yes) Badly (tra, tra) Bad, very bad, very bad, very bad (look) Badly, Badly (that's it) Bad, very bad, very bad, very bad, very bad, Badly. Although the night is not pretty i'm going out to the street: In the hand the earrings shining, In my skin the corals, May that protect me and save me, may that light me and keep me, and in the future I'm not going to lose one minute more thinking of you again. Badly (that's it) (so yes) Badly (tra, tra) Bad, very bad, very bad, very bad (look) Badly, Badly (that's it) Bad, very bad, very bad, very bad, very bad, Badly. Sorry for mistakes...

[@iamgagoo]

You forgot to translate "quillo" 😬

[@Arcadia91]

jajajaja cómo traducirlo... hey budy!

[@iamgagoo]

@@Arcadia91 complicado, lo sé! jajaja

[@KingChameleonsEye]

Moisés Gago in British English it means “chav” a youth from a poor background who tends to be loud and annoying (wears Adidas or Nike all their lives from Head to toe ) lol

[@iamgagoo]

@@KingChameleonsEye no, it's not. "Quillo" is similar than buddy, but not in a negative context. Everybody can be called "quillo" or "quilla" in south Spain. It's an andalusian colloquial expression ussed with a friend or a familiar even ussed in flamenco too.

[@Lia-mz6sd]

It's all a metaphore about toxic relationships (like the one between the bullfighter and the bull), the skater is a nazareno (he's wearing the typical garments that christians wear during holy week's festivities in Spain, just google it) and the whole video mixes the traditional with the contemporary (bullfighter+motorbike, skater+nazareno...) just like she's doing musically: flamenco+urban/trap

[@Lia-mz6sd]

(the whole project, called "El mar querer" (the bad loving) explores toxic relationships, analyzing them from different points of view)

[@traxtoful]

Muy bien explicado, sí señora.

[@telele23]

React to new song of Rosalía - Pienso en tu mirá

[@jaimegarcia9408]

is not kkk, is nazareno, the ancient dress penitent andalusian, the kkk inspire in this dress.

[@lilili6571]

Es más general 🤷‍♀️

[@pablorivas7757]

In all spain.

[@hackettiano7612]

Los nazarenos no son solo andaluces... Joder con los separatismos

[@ceciliofernandezmartinez6654]

Nacerenos o Penitentes salen en las procesiones de semana santa en Toda España

[@bluebarash2488]

I feel sad for gringos. There's a whole world out there and they just decide not to seek for it..

[@elcuartodetul44]

dios cada vez que escucho a esta mujer se me pone la piel de gallina

[@albeert97]

You are one of mu fave youtube reaction channel and as a spanish viewer thank you so much for making that reaction!!! I love Rosalia’s malamente😍

[@aesfa56]

Ha, Ha, Ha. Your faces!!! with all your mouths opened ...just feel the music and the rythm. Great choreography!!!

[@karlam7063]

This album was her thesis! I love her. The story is actually a 14th century Spanish text that she translated... What a queen. That's why each song from the album has a "cap. (Then a number)". Cap. Means capitulo which means chapter. Each song is meant to represent each chapter of the ancient text. This entire album is EXTREMELY musically complex with multiple flamenco elements. Here is the full musical analysis that I HIGHLY recommend watching. It gives a lot of information that TRULY makes you understand and appreciate the COMPLEXITY that this album is. Respect kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJiriXmKnMaJipI

[@karlam7063]

This album is about a woman to marries this guy who becomes extremely jealous and ends up locking her up and abusing her. Its about her journey, how she was naive and became trapped. Then how she escaped, ans how she became powerful and fought for her life and liberty. And like I said, ALL FROM ANCIENT TEXT. Its crazy... How a story like this can still be relevant I'm the 21st century..

[@yazminrondoncusato8879]

It represents a big part of the Spanish society which apparently seems to be modern (skateboard) or at least they.try, but actually since little kids they're trained to be sexist and follow very old fashioned rules and traditions (religion, penitence, bulls.. which define the most conservative Spaniard Standard) It is the revelation of her after a toxic relationship in which he seemed to be very open-minded but he just tried to control her in that sexist way and then she opened her eyes and defy him.

[@Cafelito]

Qué va, no nos educan para ser sexistas

[@mersolerp]

This song represents the bad and toxic relationships.The last man represents that he try to be like a modern boy or somethimg like that but actually he has ancient thoughts. there is also a scene in which Rosalia is run over by a car trying to run away from the man who pursues her

[@LBipolariss]

The skater guy dressed in purple is a "penitente": a member of a religious society of Flagellants in Spanish-American communities of the southwestern U.S. (as New Mexico) who practice self-whipping and other forms of penitential torture particularly during Holy Week. The video shows a looot of religious cultural spanish things, maybe because of the Rosalía's "gypsy" style.

[@marcgarrigosmane166]

The origin is from Andalucia

[@pablogallut]

REACT TO ROSALÍA- PIENSO EN TU MIRÁ , its her new song and its amazing!!! totally recommended

[@dulceagria8]

I am so proud of her!! Her name is Rosalia by the way! Please make more videos like this!

[@nailju28]

4:30 it's not kkk guys, it's a nazareno penitent from our Holy week. Spain is a traditional catholic country, these costumes are waaaay older than kkk, from the middle ages. Check out spanish Holy week procesiones (parades) and you will find out what a nazareno is. Your video was awesome, thank you so much.

[@anahi_naya_ledesma]

El Mal Querer (The Bad Love) is Rosalía's second album, whose theme is a toxic relationship divided into chapters from which a woman is victorious. The album is conceptually inspired by Spanish Renaissance art, an anonimous novel from the 14th century called La Flamenca, flamenco-trap music, pop and rap. On the cover of the album you can visualize Rosalia represented as a naked angel whose intimate parts are covered by her long hair and the lights of the sky and in her booklet contains several photographs of Rosalia paying homage to paintings of important half-naked women of the Spanish artist. Each song is a chapter of the story. "Malamente" (Badly) is the first track on the album, subtitled Chapter 1: Augurio. Augury is an omen, a feeling that something is approaching, in this case, a bad omen. In this first story, the girlfriend is perceiving the first signs of violent character in her boyfriend, who wants to appear to be "cool" and modern, but is very conservative and insecure (the boy dressed as Nazarene in the purple suit and on a skateboard is the union of that concept). On the other hand, the young woman, despite detecting something bad in that relationship, continues forward with the courtship, like a bull that enters the arena attracted by the color red of the mantle that the bullfighter holds, without suspecting that he could kill her in the end. Her almost maternal treatment with young bullfighters, justifying her boyfriend, protecting him, is a defense mechanism used by women to ignore the obvious latent violence. It is important to clarify that most of the songs are written from the woman's point of view, but not all. There're some that are told from the husband's point of view, such as "Que no salga la luna" (Don't let the moon to come out), "Pienso en tu mirá" (I think of your eyes), and "De aquí tu no sales" (You won't get out of here).

[@orbital1004]

When you hear "quiyo" on the background that's an abbreviation of "chiquillo" (little boy) which we commonly use as "dude/mate" in the south of Spain (Andalusia).

[@ronda.8624]

The song " El perdón " by .DIANA NAVARRO

[@thor2795]

Hahaha your faces when apears the “penitente” is like WTF!?!?!?! 😝😝😝

[@teresaarroniz]

In this video, Rosalia uses Spanish and Religious cultural references. The Flamenco style of the song, her red track-suit as a flamenco dancer 💃🏽. Also, she becomes a bull, the Nazareno (for non-spanish people, nazarenos do penance honoring Jesus Christ, in this case skating on the spike board) and the Cross at the very end.

[@MrJavierVB]

The whole album is tematic and based on a romantic book of the XV century. Rosalía tries to compare between love in the XXI century and in the XV century. In this song she try to make us see, that the woman knows that the marriage will go wrong but her love force the situation.To understand better the images... Torear, is making moves with the red cap before a bull (not only), but also it is to confront a person in rage avoiding him/her (arguments, physik fight). The penitent is a religious man who colaborate in an organization that takes the sculptures of saint out of, in the holy week in Spain. The persons goes hided in that dress, so he can go anonymous beside or in front of the sculpter. The people focused on the sculptor, and so not on the religious mens who goes beside the throne.

[@pibgeus]

This song is just the start of the story. Each song of the album is a chapter of the story, It is based on 14 Spanish poems from many centuries ago. About the story, she may be a bull, but he is a bullfighter and she may be getting into trobules if they go out together. She feels very attracted to him but that relationship may bring her to the death.

[@crisnewton586]

"Malamente" the songs lyrics talk about she's having feeling something bad is about to happen but she's ready to get over it after it happened. Also this videos, all of it was her mind coming up with this art to tell a story. Ohh also the claps in the melody and the voices in the back... this comes from Flamenco. The Album named "El mal querer" it's a story about a woman who's living an abusive relation ship. Each songs tells a different part of the story. There's a lot of more to say about her and this album but I wouldn't finish today, go learn a little more about her, She's pure art. Also, about this video... every little thing has a meaning but a lot it's Culture from Spain so in order to completely understand you'd have to read a little about it.

[@rollermixmax]

Nothing gets a good answer faster than posting a "wrong" answer hahah great vid.

[@marioamat9869]

Love 10 sec wordless time when song ends!!!! Really cool videoclip

[@gloriaperona7500]

Actually they're trying to talk about toxic relactions and with the motorbike thing they transmit that she is facing him like in each picture she is in a higher position. And the bullfighter and all that typical spanish stuff is some kind of criticism and say that "her boyfriend" was so oldschool, so close-minded I think. GOOD VIDEO

[@ronda.8624]

The song " El tránsito" by Diana Navarro at Salamanca. And the song " El perdón by Diana Navarro: her voice is si betiful👌👌👌

[@127ante]

I like her her aesthetic, gotta check her out.. reminds me of Billie Eilish

[@miss_brightside9170]

ROSALIA! haha Good interpretation by the guy in pink :D I think the boy at the beginning is good and innocent, but the traditional and sexist culture (represented by the bullfighters) transforms him into a cruel man, the one who mistreats Rosalía. She would be the bull (the victim) of the story. But in the end, she gets out of that toxic relationship, and she's a powerful motorcycle in contrast with the traditional bullfighter. Sorry for my English!

[@MerCDs_Free]

You guys should know about the whole story of this album. It's based upon a 14th cent novel of unknown author and every track it's a chapter.

[@jorgeortegapintar]

It is so great see you reaction and know you don t understand spain. It is great you can feel the song. I thought before, This kind of song everybody need to understand the letter. Because the feelings arrrived not so direct. It is great see how you can feel it

[@adriaramos6906]

React to her new song!! Pienso en tu mirá!!

[@r.j4449]

All the images and simbology are pure Spain, basically, south Spain, Andalucía.

[@hepcadiz]

"Malamente", means literally means "badly". It is used when you realize or expect thtat something is going wrong, For example, In the song it´s said: . "Somebody crossing the corridor" and follows with "malamente"

[@torosalvajebcn]

Rosalia is the new muse of the music scene, we does flamenco 2.0.

[@mariatejel4160]

Hiiiii, you NEED TO REACT to Yo ya no quiero ná, de Lola Indigo. It's a female Spanish group formed by 4 dancers and the singer (that dances too). Its her first song and its amazing. And so react to the cover of Love on the brain or shake it out of Amaia Romero in operación triunfo (that it's a show that she won this year).

[@pabloasenjo7051]

She is against bull fighting like a hald of the population of my country Spain. Rosalia is a new artist and she is killing it in Spain. Every different scene represents different situations where men are always running, like driving trucks and all that shit. So you get some of the content. I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL, besos from Spain

[@pveganismo]

The whole Album is based on a book called Flamenca, written in the 14th Century. Tells the story of a young woman who marries a man who imprissons her out of jelousy.

[@lauradiazgonzalez3019]

Hijo de la luna - Mecano, a song that was an icon in the music of Spain in the 80s

[@silviamuelas6097]

You guys should react to her new video "Pienso en tu mirá" it's amazing!!!

[@JBF086]

From what I've heard, the whole album tells the story of a couple, their relationship and the domestic violence issue. This is the first song that tells the story of how they met. So I assume that the boys learning the bull fight might be how society tells young boys to control women and play with them. That's why the scene with her in the motorcycle. Not sure if that's the real meaning but I guess you were close to what they were trying to tell.

[@albeert97]

You have ti react to “pienso en tu mira” the new Rosalia song!!!

[@marcocorona2839]

You guys are awesome for reacting to this song. Rosalia is everything 🌹 please react to “Rosalia- Con Altura” 🎶🙏🏼

[@nizaras2811]

I love your reactions and i love reaction videos on KZbin

[@marbella381]

Semana santa en españa .tradicional traje

[@araknne]

its not a kkk guy, it is a penitent in our holy weak, a very important catholic festivity

[@annadypa]

React to her new video. "Pienso en tu mirá", you are going to like it

[@luvtavian]

I loved this so much

[@brandanpeteiro]

there is a full story behind the cd of Rosalia you should know about, nothing you can understand watching it once and not even understading what she says! respect

[@alvarom4592]

We love her in Spain 🇪🇸😍

[@kulpa1138]

Tell me I’m not the only one that has understand the song, because I’m Spanish

[@yolandafuertes6782]

"That little broken glass, I felt how it creaked. Before it fell to the ground, it already knew it was breaking." " Ese cristalito roto, yo sentí como crujía, antes de caerse al suelo ya sabía que se rompía. The broken crystal is the relationship that creaks because it is about to break. The fall to the ground is the rupture of the relationship, and she tells us that she had a feeling that it was going to break, that it was going to end. "The landing light is flickering, a voice on the stairs, someone coming across the hall." " Está parpadeando la luz del descansillo. Una voz en la escalera, alguien cruzando el pasillo." Signs of the bad omen precursors of the fateful event are mentioned, which draw a map of gloomy and disturbing images. A flashing light on the landing of some stairs, from where a voice also comes. Someone crossing the hall. Something or someone, probably the threat of doom, approaches threateningly. "The night has gotten weird... until... it moves and wobbles more" " Se ha puesto la noche rara... hasta... más se mueve y tambalea" The figure of the gypsy as a witch or shaman with divinatory abilities may simply be the narrator's conscience telling her that things are going to go wrong, or it could be a friendship of Rosalía's. The meaning can be interpreted literally in association with the video, but also with the relationship the album is about - here, the night could be the relationship with the man The bridge as a figure of union, of link. Rosalía literally intends to "build bridges" to create a connection, probably with someone. But the floor of the bridge on which he walks is not safe, which prevents the connection with that something or someone with whom he tries to connect, we once again observe in insecurity when crossing the image of the bad Omen that he transmitted in the first Rosalia verses. "Even though it's not pretty, the night undives... until...... I'm not going to waste another minute thinking about you" " Aunque no esté bonita, la noche undive... hasta...No voy a perder un minuto más en volver a pensarte" In this verse, the narrator, aware of the bad premonitions she feels and the advice that others give her regarding the relationship, goes into the night (presumably the relationship) and tells the bad omens about their relationship that she will not return. to think about them. With the symbolic protection of the hoops (the typical earrings of the gypsy women and the flamenco world) and the corals. Undive is a way of saying god or calling the luck of God.

[@renesierra6730]

Great video, Rosalia is amazing

[@vicmanpergar]

www.andalucia.com/festival/easter/nazarenes.htm It's something very traditional in some regions in Spain, so it is completaly understanding that in USA don't know about this guys.

[@MixTheVinyl]

traaaaa traaaaa, illooooooo!!!! ❤

[@iammaria2366]

She's trying to make flamenco heard more with touches of pop and other musical genres, and even she tries to achieve gender equality as a feminist,she's powerful and talented and transmits that to her songs. Would be amazing if you react her album(El Mal Querer)which she has just released or another Spanish singers such us Aitana,Pablo Alborán,Lola Índigo,...u know.

[@riggamorrischan]

React to Charli XCX 5 In The Morning music video

[@tequiness061]

The pink guy IS NOT from KKK. He is a spanish penitent, from Holly week in Spain. Spanish penitents wear these clothes for carry their pains and blames in Holly Week.

[@juancarloscalventecrespo4979]

"Telefono" by Aitana and "yo ya no quiero na" by Lola indigo , check ;-)

[@mariamiopia]

Hay matices culturales que se pierden, pero Rosalía es capaz de comunicar a todos los niveles 😊

[@everyojanniromerosifuentes2369]

Ahora todos quieren hablar español como diria la bella rosalia "Aaaa mala mente" Me alegra ser latino en estos tiempos que todos no latinos ya desierian serlo ha.

[@Teobservo]

La cara que ponen al final, cuando creen que alguien del kkk pasa en monopatín delante de una cruz, es genial, que descojone llevo xDDD

[@LanderYomismo]

Nice reaction , thanks :)

[@analauradecastrolourenco2354]

React to PIENSO EN TU MIRÁ by Rosalía

[@NickoBeefCake]

You should really react to her new video PIENSO EN TU MIRÁ

[@diakitemohamed7118]

Vaya careto que sel ha quedao, ajajajaka. Les imptesiona pero no saben de qué va....malamente!!! arsa..toma que tma y que toma!! Arsa...mu mal mu mal mu mal.. .quiool!!! Upsp!!! Mu malamente..

[@olgaalba4038]

Nueva canción de Rosalía "Di mi nombre"...vais a alucinar 😊

[@pveganismo]

No KKK. It is a Costume some Spanish Catholics wear in Semana Santa (Easter) while marching and carrying Christian figures. Browse "Semana Santa".

[@iammaria2366]

I love English/American music even I listen to it much more than Spanish,I just listen to Rosalía and a few more, which doesn't mean that I don't like it(Spanish music), I love it too but idk it depends on the genre too, rap,pop,trap, I've just wanted to explain to you hahh

[@lorenanumber1]

you can react to Lola Indigo new girl band in Spain with her "I do not want na" please🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼😘😘😘😘😘😘😘

[@eme9770]

you should react to Rosalia's new music video "pienso en tu mirá", it is so good

[@blancagarcia7273]

It’s not KKK, we have a tradition in Spain (Rosalia’s country) during Easter called Semana Santa and people dress like that in parades (search it out of you want). They are called capirotes.

[@Libertadanonima11]

slang spanish: Torear: To deal with a dangerous angry person or situation, using artistic and creativity. Confronting and avoiding.

[@emmamaart]

Me encanta un éxito baja un beso like desde España

[@marinasolans8033]

Hi! I'm Spanish, only said that not is 'KKK' the skaiter boy... Is a traditional clothes in Spain for 'Semana Santa' he is a 'penitente' in a Cofradía. Such in Google, please.

[@vagaju]

Mi name is Valentín from Gran Canaria Spain. Belhod Rosalía Goya 2019 song Me quedo contigo. Gracias.

[@bocachancla]

skyler's hair is crazy

[@antoniodiaz6653]

Please, react to "Pienso en tu mirá" by Rosalía. Thank you 🙏🙌

[@josuealbertoriosdelgadillo6507]

Please react to Adore Delano - 27 Club & Qveen Herby - Busta Rhymes

[@detoxx2051]

Is not KK is from religious people here in Spain (Europe)