Rosalía - Aunque Es De Noche - REACTION

Rosalía - Aunque Es De Noche
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[@alieditorial]

Do you know the most incredible? The lyrics of this song is a poem that was written 400 years ago by a Catholic religious mystic (San Juan de la Cruz) and speaks of the light of faith, Christ and the knowledge that illuminates "although it is night" Excellent comments Thank you very much for this moment.

[@Ignasimp]

Yes! It's a precious poem, and Rosalia makes it justice!

[@daysodium]

(es una versión de la versión de enrique morente)

[@buddyalmensbalcin5864]

This style is the old Spanish Copla not Flamenco find abou it, is racial music like Blues or Soul for Afroamerican. The spanish Blues is Flamenco, the Spanish Soul is copla.

[@buddyalmensbalcin5864]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/aKTGgXaJg9-iadE examples of copla 100 songs

[@XXLobo87]

This Song is one of The best in Rosalia’s carrer

[@l.candelas7012]

I'm spanish, my father always tells me, when u listen to flamenco don't use ur ears, it crawls up ur skin, just let it in. So yeah, i totally get what ur saying about feeling it without understanding.

[@carolgzzt]

I'm mexican, and I feel chills and goosebumps all over my body and soul! Flamenco is the shit!

[@andresvarona3376]

Hi! "Aunque es de noche" means "Even in the darkness" and the song is based in a poem of a XVI century saint, san Juan de la Cruz. It was writen when he was incarcerated by the Inquisition as suspicious of heresy The poem was versioned firstly by another flamenco singer, Enrique Morente. The poem means that even in the darkness you can find God, which is depicted as a fountain or a river. The poem it's very extense so i'm gonna put a little: "I know well the fountain that flows, even in the darkness. That eternal flow is hidden, but I know to where it goes, even in the darkness. I don't know its origin since it doesn't have it, but all is originated by it, even in the darkness. There's not better beauty, and Heavens and earth drink from it, even in the darkness. It has not ground, and no one can go through it. It's clarity cannot be hidden and all ligth comes from it, even in the darkness...". So the final part, when she enters the cementery has some sense here meaning that everyone of us is gonna die and be part of an eternal and bigger flow.

[@leena6743]

Wow that was a magnificent explication thanks, actually the title literally means although it's night which means what you said, the darkness, and they were saying that they didn't understand her but I'm Spanish and some parts I even don't understand either because of the accent lol thanks for the translation anyways your comment is so underrated :)

[@leena6743]

Aunque ahora que lo pienso probablemente también seas de España y yo aquí escribiendote en inglés jajajaj

[@andresvarona3376]

@@leena6743 Jajajajajajajajajaja............ po zi...........

[@guzman-do]

I've listen to that song like a thousand times.. The lyrics in Spanish are sooo beautiful

[@qabirel]

This has to be my favorite Rosalia reaction ever hahah! She's amazing! You guys need to react to "Rosalía canta 'Me quedo contigo' | Goya 2019", you're going to love it!

[@TheBogeres]

Aww thank you we glad you really loved it :) she truly is in a league of her own just amazing. We will surely react to it xx

[@luvittt]

Gabirel Sánchez My favorite performance of her 😍 with no doubt “Me quedo contigo”

[@tormentadeverano5506]

Son increibles estos hermanos, en serio¡¡¡¡ Yo llevo ya tiempo viéndoles, y son geniales y smart people jajajjaa

[@RacsoLeinad]

She studied the career in college of Flamenco Music. Its a genre which comes from south of Spain. Her first album its all flamenco covers with really old songs but she made them pretty minimalistic just with claps and guitar which makes it so contemporary. I believe she just creates art. When you will listen a Rosalia song 15 years after you will still enjoy it. It doesnt happen with so many music on the radio that is mostly to listen and throw away pretty fast.

[@Ignasimp]

She studied at ESMUC, which is a superior music school. They teach other degrees apart from flamenco. But she did the superior degree on flamenco I think.

[@elisendamanresa]

React to: DE PLATA a Rosalía song, it's insane how she sings it

[@tomisavini7653]

De plata ( directo sevilla)

[@zaldum386]

Much better to react to the Videoclip first if they havent heard the song, live version later

[@zaldum386]

@@TLorza Yeah, of course , i love it also, but the official Video has an out of this world production and for hearing the song first time i think is just much better, just like "aunque es de noche" video, of course they should react to the live version also afterwards!

[@TheBogeres]

No problem we sure will

[@bettybeth9154]

The song is absolutely insane, so deep and I think I've never seen her more beautiful in another video! Its very special for me

[@mercedes.de.losangeles]

Bogeres, to answer your question, yes, this is Flamenco. And this song is actually her cover the same song by Enrique Morente, a famous Flamenco singer who passed away a few years ago. He took the lyrics of a poem by St. John of the Cross, a midievel monk who was imprisoned and tortured by his fellow monks for wanting to reform the Catholic Church to be more mystical and less focused on power and riches. During his imprisonment, he had a spiritual awakening and realized there was Love everywhere, "even though it is night time," which is what Aunque es de Noche means. Even in the darkness there's love and beauty. It's really a beautiful poem and song. To answer your question about Rosalia's influences, her main influence was the man who made her fall in love with Flamenco when she was 13: Camarón de la Isla. He is likely the most famous and beloved Flamenco singer that ever lived. In Flamenco you can date things as before and after Camarón. His voice has this raw emotion and power to it that gives you goose bumps. He gave his all when he sang. If you like that raw Flamenco sound, you should look him up. If you want his really soulful stuff, specifically do a search with his name and the words Siguiriyas, Soleá, Martinete...those are deep and general sad Flamenco rhythms where he really shines. Also, another favorite is a video where he sings Soy Gitano (I am Gypsy) at the Montreaux Jazz Festival and Quincy Jones introduces him. It's more upbeat, but also amazing. Love your reactions to Rosalía! ❤️💃

[@neurosharkhop3339]

This beautiful song is in one of the styles of Flamenco called "Tango flamenco". Is georgeous😍😍😍

[@mcarmenlopezmoraleda1510]

In a nut shell the lyrics are: Although it is night time in this life we feel the eternal flow from source like a healing water. It is a mystical song!

[@micabelton4040]

She has a live version of this song that is in some ways even more impressive

[@abyrosi]

Sois geniales!! 👍 Su voz es increíble pero más increíble es el significado de cada canción. Rosalia-Pienso en tu mirá, es de las mejores que tiene. Saludos desde España ❤️🇪🇸👏

[@mariajelp2359]

No se cómo he ido a parar a vuestro canal, pero estoy encantada. Me gusta vuestro entusiasmo hacia Rosalía. Sin duda sois sus mejores fans. Saludos desde España

[@queenselah_]

Yall reacting the way I feel, she’s amazing, love her.

[@raquela6733]

Hi! I looooved your reactions. This is my favorite Rosalia song. It is straight flamenco. Not "inspired" by flamenco. This is flamenco sung tango style (I think). (Flamenco can be sung in many different styles "palos"). This song is a version of the great flamenco singer Enrique Morente, who in turn adapted a very ancient poem. Yes, Rosalia studied flamenco singing. She knows the craft, studied the masters for years. She went to a prestigious flamenco school (Escola Superior de Musica de Catalunya) and studied "Interpretation of flamenco" and was taught by her maestro "El Chiqui". (I have read somewhere that this school only admits one pupil per year). All this album "Los Angeles" is flamenco and it is beautiful. I think her next album "El Mal Querer" was actually the Final Project presented to graduate.

[@jackvri]

Saludos desde Argentina. Me encantan sus reacciones de Rosalía. Todos nos asombramos con ella.

[@davidsuarez3334]

Thank you for reacting to this song! Its very special to me. I would recommend songs like De Plata, Catalina and or even her whole album, its amazing

[@polombo1]

being from spain i enjoyed this so much ! love you both!

[@Tirantloblanc45]

I love how you enjoy Rosalía’s work.

[@Yosoyamcamc]

I love your reaction. Your reactions are exactly how I felt when I saw this video and heard this song for the first time. I was like what the heck was this?! I had goosebumps too! It is most definitely flamenco inspired. Also someone on here explained the is a very old poem written by a monk who was held in prison. It speaks to his unwavering faith. Rosalia is immensely talented! Xoxo from the U.S.

[@MrApartese]

Guys, I am so impressed by your reaction!!!!!! I just can tell you that I felt it, I felt your emotion and That´s wonderful, thank you, guys, millions of thanks

[@BrayanStyven]

im really love those guys en serio amo a estos chicos

[@mannyt4432]

This video felt so intimate with only her amazing voice then she top it off by turning into a super saiyan towards the end. She is amazing!!

[@ruteando-Ando]

Lo haceis genial¡¡me encanta veros.y ver como sabéis apreciar buena música. Gracias un saludo

[@ANGELPL5148]

Love you guys ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@esterexposito408]

Thank you very much for your reactions to Rosalia, I really love it ❤

[@zaldum386]

Gold, your reactions are pure gold

[@arekkuson]

she has a concert in London on december 5th!

[@aghentaghent]

sold out

[@TheLajandro]

THANKS for this one.

[@myhope3901]

♥️♥️♥️ love you guys

[@JoseCastro-bs6iw]

Aw love this! And thank you, we love Diosalía! 🥰

[@rafaelj.diazl.8281]

Rosalía is a Queen. Fantastic !

[@nataliameyer4947]

I loved that ins pite you might not fully the lyrics , you react as you were , and that is because you respond mostly what Rosalia transmite ( wich is a loads set of emotions )

[@whatsupmaaan87]

Your reactions are the best of! Plenty of passion and happiness. Give them two tickets for Rosalia's live show!

[@cWjkL8ysxOkrH66]

SHE IS A MONSTER OMG I GOT GOOSEBUMPS WATCHING YOU GUYS REACT LOL

[@aichitaa]

Amo vuestras reacciones a Rosalía. Love your Rosalía’s reactions.

[@ivanruiz9180]

It is a pleasure to see you enjoy so much, and the smile that is drawn on your face to see Rosalia and the songs in Spanish, sure. It makes you want to learn the language hehehe. It's the second most spoken language in the world, maybe it's not a bad idea😜

[@antoniobanonlucas5397]

Me encantan vuestras reacciones. Seguid así...😘

[@conchil7447]

ES un espíritu del cementerio, habla de la oscuridad de la muerte. sale y entra en cementerio... iluminado por velas para los muertos. expresa mucho sentimiento de tristeza y dolor. Gracias por vuestra reacción, me encantáis. Sabéis entender la emoción y el arte de Rosalía

[@alrisha88]

This is, by far, your best reaction. I am so pleasent that you can FEEL a song instead to understand the lyrics. That's how flamenco "works", basically. Best wishes from Spain, love u guys!

[@solnoguera3049]

London on december the 5th, shes got a concert there, u should definitely gooo

[@AlanMacneil]

Listen to her version to "Palabras para Julia" .... is oustanding!!!! She is a very special artist!

[@bquillaguyd2940]

You guys are really good reviewers. Good you mentioned the flamenco.

[@Plsticc]

You guys have to react to De Plata (Directo Sevilla), it's mind blowing

[@campesino34]

I adore Rosalía and I really enjoy your reactions. Thank you gays. Big hug

[@sturmbann5666]

Nice reaction... Greetings from Spain!

[@arekkuson]

you should react to the acapella version and to me quedo contigo btw!

[@alejandras7165]

just so you know guys, this is a Spanish poem from 1577 (By San Juan de La Cruz, yeah we study this at school) she took the poem and turned it into a Flamenco song

[@andresmelo7856]

I love Rosalía and I love you guys

[@kikalcala]

She is singing a 400 years old christian poem that was adapted to flamenco music by other great artist called Enrique Morente already deceased. It is such a beautiful poem with metaphors with fountains, light, heaven and hell... it is pretty intense indeed haha

[@alexischavez8626]

Hola amigos yo no hablo ingles pero veo sus reacciones y me gusta verlos por que yo también soy fan de Rosalía.

[@Mimi-my6si]

2021 you guys were right...good luck to you two. 🙏🙏👍❤

[@NickoBeefCake]

Her first album is "LOS ÁNGELES" old style Spanish Folk music with a contemporary wave. You should listen. This song is a ancient poem sang by a huge flamenco singer called Enrique Morente.

[@tequiness061]

She is singing a "tanguillo"...one of the most special flamenco style. And the lirycs are from San Juan de la Cruz, one religious man who was born in middle age era. He was a very very sensitive poet. PLEASE...react to "RENIEGO" from Rosalía... PLEASE. IT is one of the most beautiful song from El Mal Querer... pleaseeee!

[@tysonbcn9375]

Chicos felicidades, sois los mejores... Rosalía tendría que invitaros a España por vuestro gran interés en el flamenco y en ella.

[@nataliamarquez1206]

I love your reaction! And I love that you like Rosalia. There are other videos that it's awesome, like: De Plata, Catalina (this songs are from album Los Ángeles, whose songs I recommend it), and I also recommend you all album El Mal Querer. It's a artwork. I also recommend it other song that other people recommended you. This song is: ''Me quedo contigo''. It's a presentation from Los Goya (It's like the Oscar in America, but Los Goya is from Spain). Greetings from Spain!! P.D.: Sorry for my English. I hope you understand me.

[@amadormartinez3837]

Me encantan.buestras..reacciones.👍

[@lenguainglesa2580]

Best Rosalía reactions

[@pacopaco6]

Greetings from Spain ✋✋✋

[@joseriosamaro1078]

The lyrics of this video is a poem of the spanish San Juan de la Cruz, a religious mystic of 16 century. Because Spain is a Catholic country of Europe. The song it's about the light of Jesus the Saint Spirit, the Father (God) and the Virgen Mery. I think that all it's an allegory. And the video have got a lot of symbolism of the Catholic spanish religion. I'm from Spain, my English is so bad. Sorry. I really enjoy your reactions. Good for you!

[@santiferro12]

keep it up, you two are a good couple and you do great

[@lenguainglesa2580]

Y nos quedamos solitos is a great song for her voice

[@tramendu1]

you guys should search for the lirycs cos its deep, emotional, heartslashing love pain, its just as awesome as all aspects of rosalia's arts

[@rec-reservaespiritualdecor3945]

Now, before this huge text (sorry xD), may I recommend to you another artist? Her name is María José Llergo. She was one of the names that rose along with Rosalía as "updaters of Flamenco". She has 2 music videos I highly recommend. One is "Niña de las Dunas" (Girl of the Dunes), that is a bit more traditional, but still the arrangements are kinda modern, and "Me Miras Pero No Me Ves" (You Look at Me But You Don't See Me) that is a bit more experimental, with bits of ambiental electronica and a bit darker and more tribal. Either of those, I think you may enjoy, since you enjoyed this "modern Flamenco" style and strong female voices. Although "Me Miras Pero No Me Ves" is my favourite. Yes, this is Flamenco, but not traditional. See, the issue with Rosalía's fandom is that they aren't regular Flamenco listeners. There would be nothing wrong in that if they weren't trying to have a degree of control over the Flamenco scene despite being the newcomers, it's very frustrating. So the thing is that these people, because they hear a guitar and her high pitch voice, they insist that it's "traditional Flamenco". It isn't. These cover songs (because her first album and this song, are just covers of Flamenco classics) are pop-like arrangements of those traditional songs. It's ok, nothing wrong with that, but only because it sounds "Andalusian" (Andalusia is where Flamenco originated) doesn't mean it's classical. The guitar arrangements are deemed to be lighter or to have more of a hook than traditional ones, that's why non-Flamenco people enjoy them. Again, nothing wrong with that, save for those who insist it is traditional. Her voice is amazing but it's not the best regarded in the Flamenco scene, for the strong, raspy or even husky type of singing is like the most beloved one (and it's also believed to be the oldest). Traditional Flamenco is more visceral and raw, and has those uncomfortable tempos that make you wonder if the rhythm was really "like that" because they don't always "feel right" (but I'm also a metalhead, so maybe that influenced my perception lol). She's great and yes, this is Flamenco despite what the haters say. She also tries to mimick the Southern accent and meh, she's not excellent at it, but it's better than mocking it as others do with us. I love this song, both the original and this version. And people should, in my humble opinion, just learn to enjoy things, and respect their roots. If you read this wholly, THANKS, and of course, great reaction, I love your reactions to Rosalía, so keep going, and I hope you give a chance to María José Llergo and react to her :) .

[@m3am687]

La.descubri hace 4 años con catalina y ya flipaba

[@davidcorrederas842]

Rosalía: AUNQUE ES DE DE NOCHE A Cappella WOW!!!

[@david-zs6ut]

react to; Goya 2019 Rosalia will leave you speechless and above all shocked with what it is capable of doing

[@zaldum386]

Try "De plata" (the video , not the live one), i think you are gonna love it

[@Tirantloblanc45]

You have to listen the whole work called Los Angeles.

[@MrJosealfonsoperez]

The lyrics of the song is a 16th century poem, written by the Spanish saint San Juan de la Cruz. He speaks of the fact that although it is night, because we are far from the light of God, there is a fountain, which is Himself, from which everything flows and whose light we will return to, even if it is now a dark night.

[@KakiAcha]

Camarón de la Isla is the most influential modern flamenco singer. In "con altura" Rosalía sings "llevo a Camarón en la guantera", "I bring Camarón in my glow box??". My favourite song by him is "como el agua", with Paco de Lucía, best Spanish guitar ever. I'd love seeing your reaction to that

[@trinypineda6298]

React to De plata rosalia you gonna love it

[@tormentadeverano5506]

This is one of the best songs, yes. :-)

[@lenguainglesa2580]

Appreciate you like her from spain

[@juanvimarsan]

Rosalia es una locura

[@javisobepi]

Awesome reaction! There is a second part to this video that is acapella check it out. Also react to her live performance at the Billboard woman in music award.

[@victorruiz0807]

u should react to La Hija de Juan Simón, you’ll really get to appreciate the sensibility in her voice

[@benugomez]

React to the video of Vogue in which Rosalia sings the song "La hija de Juan simón" please!! That's so beautiful 🙏😊

[@dannycoronado6181]

♥️♥️♥️

[@Komando-gy2yg]

She has been inspired by classic flamenco artists like La Niña de los Peines. Flamenco by itself is a very emotional and expresive music, but Rosalía definitely shines at it. You can listen to Estrella Morente, Buika, Sandra Carrasco or Camarón for relatively modern and good flamenco singers. Rosalía's musical crossover and magical voice and interpretation are hard to match tho

[@lyndasanchez3889]

Its incredible to realize that each time she sings: Aunque es de noche. It sounds differente every time..did u hear that?

[@jamesvila2306]

react to DE PLATA by her, her voice in that song is insane

[@albatrus.3952]

No se nesesita mucho vídeo cuando tienes talento 😂

[@campesino34]

That´s crazy, guys, it really is. I swear

[@Tirantloblanc45]

It is a popular flamenco song that talks about terrible massacre against gipsys. She talks about stolen babies, pain and persecution. The origin of this song is a classic poem by San Juan de la Cruz, a man who suffered prison at XIV Century.

[@mtcolombini8079]

This song is a poem by Saint John of the Cross and the setting is a cemetery ... it is important to know that the poem was written in prison in 1574 with great suffering and giving thanks to God ...

[@albac4616]

Hola un gran saludo desde España. Os recomiendo escuchar flamenco el dios del flamenco puro es camarón.. Hay muchísimas figuras de flamenco que os temblaria el cuerpo al sentirlo.. Por que realmente el flamenco se siente.. No se escucha. Un beso chicos!!

[@lupesalazar4796]

React to Catalina by Rosalía

[@uncanalcualquiera3020]

React to *Rosalía Me quedo contigo Goya 2019* I love ur reactions ❤

[@Antonio-xq2gd]

Como veo muchos apellidos hispanos, dejo el poema que ha inspirado la letra de la canción. QUÉ BIEN SE YO LA FONTE QUE MANA Y CORRE Qué bien sé yo la fonte que mana y corre, aunque es de noche. 1. Aquella eterna fonte está escondida, que bien sé yo do tiene su manida, aunque es de noche. 2. Su origen no lo sé, pues no le tiene, mas sé que todo origen de ella tiene, aunque es de noche. 3. Sé que no puede ser cosa tan bella, y que cielos y tierra beben de ella, aunque es de noche. 4. Bien sé que suelo en ella no se halla, y que ninguno puede vadealla, aunque es de noche. 5. Su claridad nunca es oscurecida, y sé que toda luz de ella es venida, aunque es de noche. 6. Sé ser tan caudalosos sus corrientes. que infiernos, cielos riegan y las gentes, aunque es de noche. 7. El corriente que nace de esta fuente bien sé que es tan capaz y omnipotente, aunque es de noche. 8. El corriente que de estas dos procede sé que ninguna de ellas le precede, aunque es de noche. 9. Aquesta eterna fonte está escondida en este vivo pan por darnos vida, aunque es de noche. 10. Aquí se está llamando a las criaturas, y de esta agua se hartan, aunque a oscuras porque es de noche. 11. Aquesta viva fuente que deseo, en este pan de vida yo la veo, aunque es de noche. San Juan de La Cruz. Religioso y poeta místico del siglo XVI.

[@marinatn3526]

This song is a poem of San Juan de la Cruz ✨

[@guzman-do]

Enjoy guys ..She is A M A Z I N G 💝💗💖💘💞

[@fernandonozal412]

This mystic song is not easy to understand even for Spanish speakers, the Cervantes Institute sums it up as the experience of the desired and desiring God (desired by desiring) in the center of the soul. You can find a good overview of San Juan in Wikipedia (in English).

[@Shakiraivan]

QueenRosalía

[@user-mc4vq9gn3w]

Pleaseee guys react to the acoustic version of "Maldición" 💔💔💔

[@frankn.rodriguez681]

Suggestion: You two guys should hear two greatests among the greatests..."Malvaloca" by La Paquera de Jerez. She is to flamenco like the great Mahalia Jackson to Gospel. Then, you should hear any "alegrías" by La Perla de Cádiz.

[@yelairecuandopasaaunqueesd5437]

"Tabú" (Pablo Alborán)please ❤️ ❤️ sois geniales

[@kikebb1512]

You can check out Antonio Molina “una paloma blanca” in order to understand some of the inspirations in Rosalías way of singing

[@ivanruiz9180]

How well I know the source that flows and runs Although it is night That eternal fountain is hidden How good do I know where he has his hobby Although it is night In this dark night of this life How well I know by faith the cold fountain Although it is night Although it is night Although it is night Its origin I do not know, because it does not have it But I know that every origin of it comes Although it is night I know there can't be such a beautiful thing And what heavens and earth drink from it Although it is night Although it is night Although it is night Well I know that ground in it is not found And that none can wade it Although it is night His clarity is never obscured And all light of it is coming Although it is night And their currents are so mighty What heavens, hells water and people Although it is night Although it is night Although it is night Although it is night The current that is born from this source Well I know he is so capable and omnipotent Although it is night The current that comes from these two I know that none of them precedes it Although it is night Here the creatures are being called And of this water they get fed up, although in the dark Although it is night In this living source of desire In this bread of life, I see her Although it is night In this eternal fountain is hidden In this living bread for giving me life Although it is night Although it is night Although it is night Although it is night Although it is night Although it's night, ah ah ah ah Although it is night Although it is night Although it's night, ah ah ah ah Although it is night Although it is night Although it is night Although it is night Although it is night Although it is night Although it is night Although it is night