Juan Gabriel - Hasta Que Te Conocí (En Vivo) Vocal Coach Reacts & Deconstructs

[@TheVoiceLoveCo]

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[@evilwayz1464]

New look. You look beautiful!!! 😍 can you react to Luis Miguel - Pensar En Ti or Hasta Que Me Olvides. Please & Thank You. I see you found Mexico's & Latin America's other great singer. AKA Juan Ga. Amor Eterno - Juan Gabriel is gonna be requested a lot. PS: can't believe some people had negative things to say about your appearance. You're beautiful!!! 😍

[@ricardomartinez4341]

I love you so much but please stop saying USA North America. Canada & México are North America also Google it? If you know USA México Canadá are members of the North America Free Trade of Commerce These 3 Norteamérica countries together will be held the World Cup in 2026 So Mexico is North America Enjoy your reactions from Santa Monica California

[@eddies6669]

Im sure you will look amazing even with the wrong drink! Margarita? well it has tequila, but margarita is like a tourist fancy kinda drink for Mexicans, we are not fancy, and this is proper traditional music, not some hip new twerk trend tik tok teen influencer stpid bs for bots, I recommend a Charanda, its kinda like a margarita but from Michoacan where Juan Gabriel was born, is just a recomendation, you enjoy Juan with any drink you like.

[@manueldavila88]

Reaction a amor eterno- Juan Gabriel

[@luisavina4831]

If I may dare to say this with all the respect you deserve, you are GORGEOUS 😍

[@jimmelodyfarmervideo9548]

Excuse me, but I just wanted to add this note. This performance was part of a very historically important happening in music history. Juan Gabriel was already a superstar and greatly loved in Mexico. It was 1990, and he was 40 years old with a very successful 19 year musical career. This event was the first time that a non-classical or traditional folk artist had performed at The National Palace of Fine Arts. Juan "El Divo de Juarez" Gabriel performed 3 nights in a row and donated all the proceeds to The National Symphony Orchestra of Mexico." This specific performance is very special for me. My reaction to it is similar to my reaction to "SOS" by Dimash in the 2017 Chinese tv show "I am Singer" & "Je Suis Malade" by Lara Fabian on "From Lara With Love."

[@TheVoiceLoveCo]

This is marvelous! Thank you so much for the information!

[@pedrovillarreal3548]

Its important to know that Juan Gabriel had a very difficult life, he was abandoned at a very young age by his mother. He was an amazing person though he helped so many people through out his career, he gifted many of his songs to other artists one of the best song writers of all time..

[@pedrovillarreal3548]

Listen to Rocio Durcal, Amor eterno

[@abnerreyesart6625]

His funeral was also held there .

[@marquism5170]

yes, please read translated lyrics before any further reaction, how could someone sing so emotional? the lyrics are a poem for his mom who abandoned him and even with all his talent he never reached that dream to have the relationship he wished with his mom, when he says its his mother taught him he isnt talking about his biological mother but its foerher when he says he wasnt supposed to love her

[@marcofierro3406]

The best latin american composer.

[@valentino2540]

El más prolífico tal vez, pero el mejor, tendríamos que debatirlo, porque aún en México han habido muchos y muy buenos compositores, ahora imaginate incluir a toda Latinoamérica. Las canciones de Juan Gabriel han sido perfectas para él, pero para otros interpretes... no mucho.

[@franciscoramirez4179]

One of the best!(not the best, there are many many more good songwriters and singers that are superb just as good)

[@arturopartidadominguez345]

@@valentino2540 Si estas canciones no son éxitos de juan gabriel en otros artistas entonces estamos todos locos así te lo digo - Ya lo pasado pasado (Jose Jose) - La diferencia ( Vicente Fernandez) - De mi enamórate (Daniela Romo) - Luna (Ana Gabriel) - Hasta que te conocí (Mana y Marc Anthony) Por mencionar algunas, si te das cuenta son grandes éxitos de esos cantantes

[@hugogarcia141]

@@arturopartidadominguez345 y céreo te falto la mejor, amor eterno con Rocío Dúrcal

[@markigomez]

That is correct!

[@chema8360]

This song is a roller coaster .. it goes from crying, desperate lamentation and sorrow to joy and singing ... I don't know, like life itself.

[@marialuisacruz7514]

Muy Verdad.

[@alpegra]

It’s an epic journey in nine minutes

[@jimmelodyfarmervideo9548]

I love that you have discovered this amazing artist. I'm 79 years old, and I have been married to my beautiful "Mexican Mona Lisa" for 34 years. Our marriage changed my life in many ways, and one of those changes was discovering the world of Mexican music and musical artists. I am a big fan of many Mexican musical artists going back to the legendary Pedro Infante, but I have a special admiration and love for Juan Gabriel. His life story is profoundly interesting and was at one point in time a movie based on his life was made. From a childhood of poverty in Juarez to a musical icon is very touching and inspiring. He was more than just a great singer. He composed over 1,000 songs many of which became "classics" on Latin-American Music. He was a brilliant arranger, and this specific performance in Mexico's Palace of Fine Arts with the mariachi band, Mexico's National Symphony Orchestra, and a large choir was his arrangement. I could babble on forever about this man and his music, but this isn't the format for that. I'll just add that for me, his greatest forte was "inhabiting the song" on the level of Lara Fabian and Dimash Kudaibergen. Thanks again for featuring him. I am one of your biggest fans and appreciate your reactions a great deal. Blessings to you from Texas.

[@aTexasMexican2.0]

Right on Jim...its awesome reading the small bio on u and ur marriage. And Juan is 100% a reminder of my mother! Of course Rocio Durcal as well..but right on! Stay safe n keep jammin from a fellow Texan!

[@jimmelodyfarmervideo9548]

@@aTexasMexican2.0 Thanks, amigo.

[@ivansanchez8458]

He was a genuis, he wrote about 1500 songs in diferent genres as Mariachi, pop, balad, rock and roll, and many others, he sold more than 80 million albums as a singer and 70 millions as a composer with other artists, he did more than 5 thousand shows, great singer, composer, musician, producer and showman. For me, Juan Gabriel is the greatest latin artist ever.

[@lauradavila8129]

AGREED!

[@jotacaesaralternative5642]

Totalmente!

[@chacho761]

y en algunas tuvo mezcla de country y pop, debido a la influencia que la música campirana de EEUU tiene en Chihuahua y como vivió tanto tiempo en Juárez .. como "la frontera" o "el noa noa" por ejemplo

[@geraldineyanez4095]

Solo rectifico: MEXICANO MI AMIGO,MEXICANO!!🇲🇽🔥

[@hrc893]

"Hasta que te conocí" is easily the bohemian rhapsody of Latin America

[@jlugoholt]

Y sí, son pocos quienes se han puesto en la tarea de cantarla como él.

[@alexhs3795]

Amor eterno: *Hold my beer*

[@ericktellez7632]

Absolutely and also both songs make references to their mother on the first verse

[@diandemon1]

oye tiene mucha razon

[@israelcarmona3139]

it is

[@joelopez843]

My wife and I had the privilege of watching Juan Gabriel in person twice. His shows were 3 to 3 1/2 hours long. No introduction or other performers. The show started and he was ON! No dancers, or side show, just his band, mariachis and his immense talent. No one sat when the music started. Best show ever. I saw most of Motown groups, Led Zeppelin, CCR, Jimi Hendrix, Chicago, Santana, The Eagles, Luis Miguel and many other groups but no one came close.

[@msailor8479]

Sin lugar a dudas, él era único !!!!👌

[@sergiovega8266]

WOW 😳

[@joseluisalvarez147]

lucky you!!!

[@LeBeren]

The reason why Mexicans loved him so much is that he was so much larger than life. His talent and soul broke barriers and entertained us all. Whatever people thought of his life and being was always forgotten by his way of keeping a crowd on the edge of their hearts.

[@oscarsincero2356]

No todos

[@maruor1177]

@@oscarsincero2356 tienes razón siempre hay gente tonta que no sabe apreciar lo bueno....

[@flarican64]

Not only Mexicans... we all Spanish-speaking countries love him. I've loved him since early 1970s, I'm for Puerto Rico

[@jeromefromfrance6837]

Hi everybody from France. I had never heard about Juan Gabriel. Thank you for this great moment and comments. First time I saw you Christi (10 days ago) was your reacting video to Lara Fabian "je t'aime - live in Paris 2001". So many memories for me. I was in the audience that day. Twenty years later, still the same emotion. That was the indescribable emotion I was talking about, in a previous message today. Take care.

[@GSZ-0919]

Here’s another great Mexican singer: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJzNZKSPotamjas

[@RobertoGarcia-lv8ik]

here another song from Juan Gabriel dedicated to The moms kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJiuoquCds2Fgac

[@cristianguerrero6085]

The day he passed away the whole Latin America was broken, Juan Gabriel was part of our lives and always be

[@AnnieNYC1]

This was utterly stunning! Thank you to all of you who had recommend him to Christi to react to, because now I discovered another magnificent singer! Fantastic! I wanna go dancing. 😁

[@jeromefromfrance6837]

You are so right. If only I knew dancing😉

[@AnnieNYC1]

@@jeromefromfrance6837 ah, I'm of the opinion that we all know how, on one level or another! Join in! No experience needed. 😁

[@jeromefromfrance6837]

@@AnnieNYC1 you are rigth again. I will try, I promise. I will tell you about the result😊 I play the classical guitar better, sure. Sorry if my english il not very good.

[@josafatmora6078]

Everybody in the world should meet Juan Gabriel, that would make their lifes a little richer 😊

[@jeromefromfrance6837]

@@josafatmora6078 I agree with you, His energy and joy of living are so communicative

[@maribelsf]

You always ask. I was there! Best concert of my life. It was a big controversy for this event to happen. The president’s wife attended with her children because she supported they allow him to perform in the Palace of Fine Arts in Mexico City. The classic music world was not happy about it.

[@lauradavila8129]

I would love to be able to go back in time to attend this performance❤

[@nalore2915]

Juan Gabriel is a legend not only for mexicans, but for all of Latin America. Love your video🇵🇦

[@oscaralejandromoraleszoto1999]

Juan Gabriel es el artista más importante de todos los tiempos de toda latinoamerica y es el compositor que más canciones escribió en el mundo, más de 1800 canciones y de todos los géneros musicales

[@planojag595]

This song is so deep and heartbreaking. He starts by talking about how happy he was and how he never felt pain nor betrayal and life was happy and good until I met you (hasta que te conocí). Now you’ve put me through the ringer and while you gave me just a sliver of love I gave everything I had and you taught me true pain, the kind I never ever knew until I met you (hasta que te conocí) and you’re so bad that I never want to see you again for the rest of my life. That’s my gringo understanding of it with my university Spanish. His live performance of this song is one of the greatest performances I have ever seen and here’s another incredible singer/songwriter/entertainer who’s gone too soon. Rest In Peace Juan. Your music and passion lives on.

[@luisespinoza3063]

I better go get my bottle of Mezcal, And enjoy my own pain with this gem of our beautiful Mexican Culture.

[@reynalopez1830]

Cheers! Totally agree with you 🤩 My paisano from Michoacan,Mexico My Divo Juan Gariel,love him and his music forever with my heart and soul

[@TheGerrr]

Salute : )

[@brutonano9521]

Cierto Compadre....

[@edgargamino4397]

That needing of a margarita in México we call it "Evil Thirst", and always appears when someone hears mariachi, so yes, it's totally normal. But instead of margaritas is Tequila o Mezcal.

[@anahsolcar3797]

Grettings from COSTA RICA .... for that and many more was Juan Gabriel .... unique and special musician, composer, singer and more ... I have heard that his concerts lasted hours .... like the showman what was it .... I love many of his songs in special Abrázame muy fuerte = Hug me veré tigth ❤❤❤

[@ElDestripadorDeHisto]

Many people here un México have agreed that the meaning of love in the mexican culture was defined by three musicians, Agustín Lara, José Alfredo Jimenez and Juan Gabriel. What I love about Juan Gabriel is that, trough his lyrics he aloud the machos in México yo express their emotions without Shame. The flamboyan way he sings and dance and speak was like an upfront chalenge to mexican society, and still he manage to become one of the most loved and influentional figure in mexican music. A star, there is no other word to describe him.

[@oscarleonardlomeli1754]

Bueno chamaco, dejaste de lado a Armando Manzanero, Consuelo Velázquez, pero creo que hay más de esa misma calidad que sería largo el comentario si los mencionamos a todos😁

[@dapivimu]

His story is incredibly inspiring. He suffered, a lot. His mom did not love him, he was abandoned, unjustly accused of theft and sent to prison, suffered discrimination for the way he was. His poor soul. Music and his fans made him happy at the end and in just so glad you’re reacting to him. I can say he’s the most complete Latin American artist. His composition, the cultural impact he had in different countries. His star will shine bright for a long long time. I recommend the series about his life, it’s on Amazon video. It’s called Until I met you/Hasta que te conocí. Btw this song is about the pain his mom caused him by the lack of love and affection he endured.

[@gabygaby5701]

He father disappeared. He had mental disease, and escape the facility and no one ever heard or saw him again. His brothers beat him several time to “make him a man”. A (stupid) reporter asked once if he was gay and he answered “don’t ask what you can see”. This concert was in the Fine Arts Institute in Mexico City (beautiful building) and it quite a problem because he wasn’t a classical performer. He was an excellent showman!! So lucky to have had seen him twice. Descansa en Paz JuanGa… tu música te mantiene con nosotros!!!

[@alwayshavefaith8394]

I wonder if Amor eterno is dedicated to his biological mother or somebody else.

[@dapivimu]

@@alwayshavefaith8394 In a very old interview he says it’s dedicated to his mom after she died.

[@alwayshavefaith8394]

@@dapivimu thanks,I just saw the interview.

[@blakeuckerman1540]

what happens is that Juan Gabriel sang in the palace of fine arts where it is usually for tenors or classical music, ballet. In fact, the higher-ups at that time did not agree that he sang there because his music is popular, but he left everyone with their mouths open because he brought an orchestra. He produced everything, the musical arrangements, light, songs, etc. And also he is characterized by improvising, that is, he changes and puts lyrics when he sings live.

[@user-hd8ej8yx9p]

Backstory! Juan Gabriel’s biological mom abandoned him when little. He was raised by someone else who became his Mamá (mentioned in the song) but then Juan Gabriel met his biological mother and that’s when he came to know pain and sorrow. Hence the title of the song: “until I met you”.

[@YokiTejadaG]

His older sister raised him until 6 when she married...then he was intern into school... His mother works as servant and 7 brothers older...Alberto (real name ) was the little son. He was born the day his father died...on

[@josafatmora6078]

Hello, I listen mostly alternative and metal rock, but I love Juan Gabriel's songs since I was a little boy. I think he is the best mexican artist ever and almost love all his songs. Before KZbin i wanted that the world meet his music, and now with KZbin reactions all over the world, I'm happy that foreign people like you enjoy this great mexican genius. Viva México!!!!

[@2b_Why]

I liken him to a Mexican Elton John! (Not only because he was gay) but also because of his flamboyance in wardrobe, and not to mention his very obvious talent! His song "eternal love" dedicated to his late mother is a tear-jerker! Not one dry eye in the audience! 😥

[@hakaigonzalez7253]

Imo he's more of a McCartney. Paul is a way better singer than Elton and wrote better songs imo.

[@mariomarionetas4445]

Except Juan Gabriel wrote all his songs , for himself and tons of other really good singers. But the rest is accurate.

[@maruor1177]

Really??? And when do I confess it to you? By God, there is always someone who feels the need to affirm that he was Gay out of sheer taste or rather out of sheer bad taste to talk about people without any knowledge ...

[@SirStarGazer00]

This concert was held at the "Fine Arts Palace" here in Mexico City. This was the first non-classical music concert held at the venue. Hence the lack of screams. The venue is known for housing great talents.

[@DanasLilMakeup]

He was so wonderful. In Mexico we love his music he influenced and composed music for so many important Latin American musicians. In his later days he did many concerts similar to this one, my favourite is Abrázame Muy Fuerte which is such a lovely song anyway but his live version is impecable. His concert in Bellas Artes was the top of his career one could say. People was so composed because this was the first time a singer like him gave a concert like this of popular mariachi music combining the full orchestra which is what the Bellas Artes palace is used for, only classical music gigs were given there and he broke the norm, so people didn’t know how to react to not disrespect the venue I guess 😆

[@TheVoiceLoveCo]

Ah! This makes so much sense! Thanks for filling in the gaps for me!

[@DanasLilMakeup]

@@TheVoiceLoveCo I’m Glad I could help! And so happy you reacted to him, I hope to see you reacting to more of his music! 💕

[@luzcannon9753]

@@TheVoiceLoveCo Palacio de Bellas Artes which translates to Fine Arts Palace hosts art exhibits, orchestras, theater. To put into perspective it's like a mixture of the Louvre and the Carnegie hall at its prime. He brought mainstream music to that venue and changed the game. He also was one of the handful of people that have had their vigil in this renowned venue.

[@cryptogirliebtc3987]

I just watched his documentary on Amazon prime the saddest but most inspiring life I’ve known

[@TheValeCarrillo]

Hello Teacher, this show was held at the Palacio de Bellas Artes, in Mexico City, Juan Gabriel commemorated his 30 years of artistic career at that time. Beautiful and sensitive your reaction and analysis of the video, I send you an affectionate and respectful greeting.

[@maruor1177]

IS THE BEST!!!!! as a singer, as an artist, composer, showman and beautiful man

[@patriciaperez9152]

There is a mini series about his life with the same title as this song. If you can look it up. I enjoyed your video/ reaction. Juan Gabriel was and continues to be Mexico’s G.O.A.T

[@jackysoto9860]

*Reacciona a Juan Gabriel - "Ya lo se que tu te vas" en vivo con su traje gris! Please!*

[@joseluismartinezaris4533]

Juan Gabriel is a composer who sings with a lot of love and his concerts are unforgettable t

[@hjmendoza71]

I grew up listening to Juan Gabriel because my mother was a big fan. I remember as a child my mother playing his records and sitting on the couch just in tears. When he passes away I was living in Mexico at the time, every car that passed by had his music playing, the restaurants blasting his songs, and televisions had his videos on. His music will forever live on forever. Viva México y Viva Juan Gabriel

[@almaceciliasalgadovalenzue1959]

Muchas gracias por esta maravillosa reacción! Juan Gabriel es un orgulloso Mexicano, compositor de sus canciones y cada presentación de El terminaba en una fiesta Mexicana. Bendiciones desde México para ti.

[@angelicagtz5913]

I'm 22 years and I grew up listening her music. On partys, Bohemias, with My others Friends, My family partys, Even at funerals. If You want listen more by him. Listen "amor eterno" "ya lo sé que tú te vas" "querida" and the funny songs "noa noa" "caray"

[@gracielamunoz8168]

The master. Juan Gabriel is the most important and beloved artist from México and Latin América.

[@anamorales46]

I am not from Mexico but I appreciate that you are more informed about this great artist than other critics. I believe that he was preforming at the Art Museum of México. He wrote more than 1,000 songs and most of them were based on personal experiences and he knew every note because everything was his own creation and perhaps that is the reason of his passion in every song. One in a million. I believe he didn’t have any musical education but, self taught. Brilliant. Again, one in a million. A giant. Please check or react to: Amor Eterno and Querida.

[@inztincz9653]

You should react to Jose Jose El Triste. He is an icon in Mexico as well. Up there with Luis Miguel and Juan Gabriel. Juan Gabriel even wrote some songs for Jose Jose.

[@oscarsincero2356]

Porque siempre piden el triste ? Teniendo otras canciones mas populares de jose jose, como 40 y 20,ya lo pasado pasado,etc

[@jessicafroylan]

@@oscarsincero2356 Porque muchos lo conocen de esa canción

[@gracielamunoz8168]

No hay nadie más grande que Juan Gabriel.

[@andreupalazuelos4228]

Juan Gabriel was, is and will be one of a kind; an incredible singer, an incredible songwriter and an incredible showman... one of the best worldwide ever.

[@EVC2024]

I went to only one of his concerts. So AMAZING!!! He was a total master of his art

[@amsgarage3208]

ERES DE LAS KZbinR MAS BELLAS DE ESTA PLATAFORMA

[@oshgualdor4565]

Juan Gabriel is the favorite artist and singer of millions and millions and millions, he is just the GREATEST. Thank you, i love your videos.

[@hildamurillo9965]

Hi, I'm from Costa Rica, your reaction to Juan Gabriel is very nice, , he was a great singer-songwriter, one of the best, very complet for my, I apreciate that you take the time to listen to latin music , thanks, pura vida

[@marcelhdzm1419]

Hi... we, as mexicans love Juan Gabriel because he sang what our hearts feel in different situations in life..

[@Caifanxx896]

With Juanga Gabriel's music, you feel everything. Everyone who has heard Juanga Gabriel at one time or another in life has cried by listening to his music. He emotes emotion.

[@armandoceja3387]

Juan Gabriel Amor eterno en bellas artes. Is a must. You will cry! Viva Mexico.

[@francorey7235]

I Love you...... our heart are at the same frecuency.... same tears.... same time.... Thanks for love our singers and music...!!!

[@sparklingslots9455]

He was simply the best performer . He made people cry,sing and dance. ❤️🥳🎉🕺💃

[@macdaddyalexis]

At some point in this concert the audience gets to sing the chorus and it's magical.

[@lionkings7895]

Exelent and emotional reaction

[@erickfuentesaguilar6663]

Poet of the people, singer, who showed his heart, to his beloved public, Mexico I love you

[@RB_333]

Netflix made a biographical series of Juan Gabriel after he passed away. You can currently find it on Amazon Prime under the English title Until I Met You. His life was incredibly sad & difficult and he was an amazing person to overcome so much.

[@rogelio67]

great reaction,, he was an amazing person, you have to research his life, its an amazing story of person who started from the bottom bottom, full of tragedy, and some special twists for sure,

[@miguelalarcon5663]

Excellent analysis of Juan Gabriel’s performance… he is a master.

[@joseorellana6122]

I love this artist because of His life its just full of greatness

[@markigomez]

One of the greatest and legendary composers and performers and my personal favorite singers. Rest In Peace Juan Gabriel! He loved his people and his Country. You must listen to his duets.

[@felicianoperez7792]

Me gusto tu felicidad al ver al divo de juarez

[@ricardodiazcollado813]

The man wrote thousands of songs. Thousands. Many of them hits for other artists. He was a massive talent.

[@vicmangym4017]

Juan Gabriel nació para cantar, nació para componer más de 1,800 canciones, nació para ser grande entre los grandes, era un maestro, hacía y deshacía con sus canciones, era muy exigente con su escenario, orquesta, mariachis, coros, luz, sonido, etc. Gracias por reaccionar tan bien del divo de Juárez. Juan Gabriel. Siempre lo recordaremos. Saludos desde México 🙏 🇲🇽 🎶🎤👏👍...

[@carminagarcia2984]

Juan Gabriel es una leyenda y es grande entre los grandes de la música. React please a DEBO HACERLO en vivo desde Bellas artes of Juan Gabriel.

[@allergic5]

It’s the normal response, to want to have tequila when listening to his Mariachi songs. This was recorded in Palacio de Bellas Artes , Mexico City. Please react to more Juan Gabriel or Ana Gabriel’s song “Luna” written by him!!

[@sabio28]

Juan Gabriel is part of the Mexican legacy to the world in music. Very unique talent to sing and compose.

[@DapimpBDSD]

This performance was during one of his concerts at the Palacio de Bella Arts (Palace of Fine Arts) which in Mexico is a VERY prestigious venue that is mostly restricted to operas and orchestra performances. Juan Gabriel performance at this venue was a rare occurrence and hence why this concert is very popular. Performances at this venue are generally (or at least were at the time) regarded as a "display" of Mexico's very best and its offer to the Fine Arts of the world. It was truly an Honor to have been asked to perform there. Juan Gabriel was definitely worthy of performing at this venue, where he held multiple concerts throughout his years.

[@GentiluomoStraniero]

I'm not a musician so I am no expert. When one can turn pain and loss into something as beautiful as this, it is art in it's purest form. When I think of musical legacies on a global scale, Juan Gabriel is certainly up there with the giants. His legacy will live on for generations to come. Viva Mexico!

[@elnetini]

I saw Juan Gabriel in Mexico City's Zócalo in New Year's Eve 2000. I did not consider myself a fan. I saw how a jam packed Zócalo was singing with him and he had handed himself to the crowd. Before I know it I was also singing the songs. The lyrics were in the collective subconscious. He gained all my respect that night. It was a very special concert, one of the best I ever attended

[@carlahubbard7251]

What I like about Juan Gabriel is that he wrote music for many artist and they all were hits. He was also a great story teller and great voice, but over all his music brings memories of my childhood and teens and my parents listening to his music.

[@luisbarriga9039]

What I loved about Juan Gabriel, was that he always proud himself on his nation. He had one do the most beautiful voices, very very talented, understood music like very few, perfectionist.. sang in a way that would tell a story, made the people identify themselves with him and his songs! And again, was a very proud Mexican! He would say “Viva Mexico” or “Arriba Juárez!” Just tells you how he felt that love for his country. Un genio 💛

[@peaceandlove544]

The best showman ever. He adlived a lot in his concerts, his popurri's, thus very very hard for any musician to follow but his musicians were the best of the best, the National Symphony Orchesta and the director had a very hard time just in rehearsels but they are so top of the top too that they managed.

[@2TrillSenna]

That’s why it’s important to try and make friend from all cultures.

[@VictorGarcia-up2yw]

So happy you review one of the most wonderful artists I know . I actually grew up listening. I’m Cuidad Juarez , where he grew up and he is the Divo de Juarez . He left a legacy ❤❤❤❤

[@chepojose8846]

His live performances were super and his mariachi and him being so flamboyant made him different, My dad loved him 🎆

[@estealitta]

This whole concert was 🔥 I recommend you watch it all. AMAZING. They don’t make them like Juan Gabriel anymore. A legend!

[@maraespinoza5190]

Well, what can I say about Juan Gabriel, maybe we all Mexicans love him because he was not only an artist but an Icon, and he was original. His talent was just amazing and it includes his talent to write music and also to perform. His song was all so touching that you can relate to the feeling he is telling. Also, he had such good stuff that can make you feel the music and want to dance. He was a humble man he suffered a lot in his youth but he made it until he reaches success here in Mexico. I wish I had the opportunity to see him doing his show live but unfortunately, I was too young at the time and now I am just a fan and watch and replay his performance on yt.

[@karlitabu8494]

Juan Gabriel! He will transcend 100 generations! He always gave a 110% on every performance even if it was National Palace or a little city. He even performed in the rain. He kept singing until he couldn't, because of illness and then passed. We miss him so much! He's a legend.

[@ninavaughn8420]

Wrote over 1,000 songs. Many sung by the best Spanish and Hispanic singers. Everyone loved him. And he came from no where… very humble beginnings… sheer perseverance.

[@joelopez843]

I’ve watched your reactions many times and it’s always a pleasure to see them. I saw, Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin, Kenny Rogers, Santana, all Motown artists, Chicago, Earth Wind & Fire, The Eagles, Luis Miguel, Ana Gabriel and everyone in between and no one and I mean no one put on a show like Juan Gabriel ! His concerts were 3 to 31/2 hours long and you craved for more. He had everyone standing, dancing and singing for the entire show. I saw him in Laredo (my home town) then in San Antonio and they were the best ever.

[@xesxlito]

Til this day! I still say this is the single greatest latin/hispanic peformance EVER! Juan Gabriel's passion/emotion when delivering his lyrics is second to none!...and this song leads into a like a 12 mins medley which displays all his talents. Really, the mariachi, the orchestra, and HIM..there has never been anything or anyone like him since!

[@gracielamunoz8168]

¡Yessss!

[@pablerry]

Juan Gabriel was an artist from another planet, one of the best songwriters of all time, great singer, total domain of the audience, when JG sings everybody shuts up, until he raises the mic, now is time for the audience to sing! I had the great pleasure of knowing him, since I was born in Juarez, super great nice guy, humble, charitable, decent, and super sweet.

[@jorgemora9538]

It's ok if you want a margarita or Tequila shots while listening to this. You're not alone :)

[@vigilancianocturnamapco7149]

Voice Coach, beautiful woman and intelligent in her appreciations .... Juan Gabriel is an icon, one of the greatest sung authors that Mexico has given, unfortunately he has already died but his legacy remains as an example for the new values ​​and see what is to be a star as he was ... Along with José Alfredo Jiménez for me they are the two greatest in Mexico ... Greetings from Culiacán Sinaloa Mexico and excuse my English ... and I reiterate ... what a beautiful woman ...

[@ricardopadilla4259]

Best artist , because he put in the work, and everyone stays quiet because they respect the art, they respect the voice of giant an amazing person 🥰

[@agraelgarcia7637]

Juan Gabriel is from Cd Juarez where I was born and raised. We mexicans are extremely proud of him. He is an icon and idol. He will always be in our hart.

[@marisololivares2479]

Juan Gabriel es el Michael Jackson de México jajaja no solo era un magnífico intérprete el mismo componía sus canciones y le escribió a otros grandes artistas reconocidos, el era muy carismático y sentimental un orgullo mexicano , muy bonita tu reacción me encantó 💗

[@mariocesarriosbarrientos4776]

Michael Jackson de hispanoamérca

[@tachometer-flac]

@@mariocesarriosbarrientos4776 Maiko Yaczo

[@martharaquelromerocardenas4798]

Thank you for reacting to one of the dearest artists in Mexico ! I could say so many things abot him. He is so loved as he was a very sensitive and definitely wonderful song writer, philanthropist, producer, actor and perfomer. A show could last 3-4 hours. One interesting fact about him is that he wrote around 1900 songs and some were ot known by their public but he gave us so much! He will always be in our hearts and by far, one of the most representative of Latin Music.💗

[@nekzter]

What a delight to hear your comments troughout, He was a true genius, not only he blended the natural orchestra in this majestic performance, also he embbeded a few other genres along. You can se an accordion, a harp and non traditional elements in a given type of music.

[@paulinaxochipilli2349]

Juan Gabriel una ves dio un concierto en el Auditorio Nacional y canto x mas de 5 horas. Eso nos lo comentó la cantante Mon Laferte en su primer Auditorio. Saludos 🇲🇽✌🏽💜🙋🏻‍♀️

[@gracielamunoz8168]

El récord de Juan Gabriel es de 7 horas en sus últimos conciertos en el Auditorio Nacional en CDMX.

[@BRENDA198417]

Muchas gracias por aver reaccionado A nuestro gran Juan Gabriel Un gran cantautor grande en nuestro país y orgullo 🥰 Saludos desde Culiacan Sinaloa Mexico 🇲🇽

[@normabahena4780]

He is or was one of the most loved singer composer, and director of Mexico he was and still is most famous!!!! A great loss for Mexico!!! He is missed!!!!

[@MegaBperez]

I had the privilege to see him live twice in Chicago, in the 90s and in 2015. Best concerts ever, they would go over 3 hrs of nonstop singing and dancing. He's my idol and of course our Mexican Elvis, one of a kind. He makes me proud of being Mexican 🇲🇽. Please react to Amor Eterno, Querida or Asi Fue. Whichever you prefer, I love them all. Looking forward to more.

[@jrr1814]

One of Mexico’s greatest talents. And he was an even better person than he was an artist.

[@jenniferalvarado1745]

Hi there, he was the undisputed king of Mexican pop. His concerts were a roller coaster! My very first concert was Juan Gabriel, I was 15yo. In Las Vegas on September 16th. (Mexican Independence Day) It was incredible. He had fireworks (Las Vegas doesn't like doing fireworks outside of July---they let him do it) It was a once-in-a-lifetime experience. I was never more proud to be Mexican. He was a super DIVA in performance- and a down-to-earth individual. The pipes were incredible. We left there screaming VIVA MEXICO! There will never be another! They broke the mold. Rest in peace!

[@1080p120hz]

Juan Gabriel was also a great song writer, there are many songs that many spanish artists sing that he originally wrote. I highly recommend the song Amor Eterno (en Vivo), its from the same performance that you reviewed here.

[@armandohuaste1732]

I just LOVE YOUR REACTION!!!Yes!!!! Mariachi is beautiful and many other cultural music I'm learning... Juan Gabriel was a composer and now that I'm pushing 40, now I know about ballads and more of my cultural music and artists...parents are Mexican and I was born in the CALIFORNIA, I want to teach my HS students how beautiful life is and learn... I speak Spanish and apparently poetry is amazing in Spanish along with other languages... I'm glad I didn't lose my Spanish... wow with orchestra!!!!

[@misscortez6621]

Such an iconic performance! Greatly missed! Rip Juan Gabriel!🙏🏻💞

[@joshsanchezxD]

Such a lovely voice coach

[@ElBuhoComputacionPublicidad]

I love you I just love you 😍😍 hugs and love from Mexico 👍👍 I really enjoy this video 👍👍👍

[@adrianaedithhernandezgarci3010]

Hi i am Mexican. I would love for you to react to "Juan Gabriel, Amor eterno (Eternal Love) at the Palacio de Bellas Artes"

[@silviavega7826]

Es hermosaaaa esa mujer 😂❤️

[@nuniemiliano7897]

Me enchanting sus canas

[@collaponce80]

One of the best Mexican singer and performed off all times and his very much miss by the world, and he was a song writer for other artists as well, the best !!! just the best. He just makes anyone want to cry cuz of the emotion he sings with