Vocal Coach reacts to Juan Gabriel - Hasta Que Te Conocí (En Vivo Live)

[@andresorozco2871]

All mexicans listen this song only in two ocassions: 1) when your mom is cleaning the house or 2) drunk in a party at 3 am (extra points if youre thinking of your ex)

[@milyc2230]

Same in Argentina 😂

[@joelzamudio3879]

No digas tonterías

[@jeovanneramos5066]

Cierto lol 😂

[@luisgandarilla3832]

@fjf sjdnx y empiezas a mandar mensajes a tu ex pensando que es una buena idea 💔

[@claudiaaraiza9355]

No lo neguemos, para muchos los primeros acercamientos con la música de Juan Gabriel normalmente vinieron de la mano del trepador cuando éramos niños y nos ponían a ayudar a limpiar la casa 😂

[@northcanuck7387]

I cried when I hear this guy singing, You don't even need to understand to feel the emotions.

[@nightnaughty]

If you could understand the lyrics it hits you harder

[@lauralalav6332]

Omg but the lyrics... don’t drink and listen this song ... lol

[@nightnaughty]

@@lauralalav6332 That's the best advice for this song

[@DiegoHdez2890]

In Mexico we must know the National Anthem and at least, one Juan Gabriel song. Greetings and love from Mexico 🇲🇽❤️

[@dial522]

It’s called duende and Mexican and Spanish artists are the main owners

[@sharksanchez2800]

Se viene una oleada masiva de likes mexicanos 😎😎🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 Obviamente ya dejé el mío 😎 Like # 704

[@davidjoura644]

Mexicanos? are you kidding me? he was loved by the whole world!!

[@shogun8083]

No solo Mexicanos, todo latinoamerica esta aqui bro

[@madness167]

Colombia 👍👍

[@Franciscodesilvestri]

Mexicanos? De toda latino America !!!!!

[@santiagocapellan3245]

Shark Sanchez latinos. Juan Gabriel fue un mexicano grande.

[@mandragoramia]

In my country (Colombia) mexican music is so much loved. Juan Gabriel is like a national symbol, he's a part of our stories, everyone has heard or has a memory with his interpretations or compositions. Thank you Mexico for your beautiful artists. And fot Beth, hope you looked the words of this song, so much passion!

[@prolificseeker4778]

Greetings from Mexico brother.

[@Rodrigoc_84]

En serio? Es genial saludos desde Mx

[@kungfukame896]

And in Mexico, colombian music is just as loved!!

[@gamehost1]

and thank you Colombia

[@elkevinski]

@@prolificseeker4778 Si él es Colombiano y tú eres Mexicano, ¿por qué en Inglés? Jajajajaja que ridículo.

[@dulio317]

SOY ARGENTINOOO...LO QUE VOS ESTAS ESCUCHADO ES UNA DE LAS VOCES MAS EXPECTACULARES Y DE UN SER HUMANO EXTRORDINARIOOO

[@povlogic]

Es simple, tiene el Don, y por mas que practiques y trates jamas va a ser lo mismo que nacer con esa capacidad, es un monstruo, me dan escalofríos cada que lo escucho.

[@dulio317]

@@povlogic ES TERRIBLEEEBLEMENTE HERMOSO...ES FORMA DE CANTAR

[@MAJIN_MAGIC]

Gracias hermano argentino

[@Jonathan937]

Amo tanto a mi Negrita Mercedes, que a veces se me olvida que en mi México hemos tenido a grandes artistas como Juan Gabriel.

[@dulio317]

@@Jonathan937 soy argentinooo...uuuy uuuy siii juaaaan gabrieeel...LA BESTIAA..UNICOO..YO TE RECUERDO

[@cristinamunozortega5620]

Mi niña, estuve en ese maravilloso espectáculo en el monumental Palacio de Bellas Artes, y fue una locura, un recuerdo imborrable, gracias por tu hermosa reacción.

[@cindy45544]

Wow!! En serio?? 😱😱😱 Que envidia!! 😍😍😍😍 Hubiera dado lo que sea por estar ahí... pero en esa época yo estaba todavía en pañales 😅 jaja pero que inolvidable concierto debe haber sido 🤩🤩🤩 Juan Gabriel fue UNICO 🙌 y que bueno que su música siga siendo valorada por mucha gente joven. Saludos!

[@toascranill5464]

NMMS que pinche envidia te tengo!

[@adriana21087]

Neta que te tengo envidia y mucha viviste uno de los mejores conciertos de Juan Gabriel muy adelantado a su época .....

[@favianperez7101]

Lloré con solo leer esto :')

[@paolacorral5570]

Aaay qué envidia y qué maravilloso!!

[@labestiapolitica3438]

When Mexicans are heart broken you will hear this song.

[@vidalife118]

Every Latino my dear!

[@CarloGuitardello]

LOL i died

[@JoseGarcia-kt3eb]

That was me after my divorce!!! My friend used to tell me they didn't like it because they felt like breaking up with his wife so we can really feel the pain together!!! Lol

[@meowrage9165]

Lol so true

[@sandara51k]

I'm gonna say all the fucking time 😬🎵💃

[@pestbustersmx7212]

What is the best description of Juan Gabriel as an artist? He could make you sing, cry, laugh, dance in one song. Imagine what this man caused in a whole show! He was a Great composer! Great Storyteller! Great performer! Awesome singer! SIMPLY THE FULL PACKAGE!

[@OscarRamirez-ie7wk]

Si con los puros tonos casi llora la ruca, imagínate si entendiera la letra😂❤️ Se nos suicida aquí en directo 😂

[@Alejandra-nw8ik]

Jajajajaja jajajaja..... Morí de risa con tu comentario......

[@corvo269]

JAJAJAJA mamón

[@cristoferdurand5295]

Cmamo

[@mikeescanor2555]

Jajaja la pura verdad

[@SuperCelinita]

Oscar Ramirez 😂😂😂😂😂

[@heyhey11793]

This is why us Mexicans drink a lot, because of our music. It gets us every damn time. There is no music more emotional than Mexican music.

[@James_Edward59]

Us Mexicans are very emotional and very passionate about the things we love. When we love alcohol or women or a hobby or the work we do, we truly truly love it.

[@deniseberry8179]

I love our music but I don't use it as an excuse to get fucked up...😂☝

[@cazadordehumanos7551]

That’s a fucking excuse to get drunk...😒

[@gabrielvidal5341]

Y los irlandeses qué onda?

[@reallibertarian8447]

Truth 😂💀🤣😭

[@misaelvalle6463]

He played more than 6 hours in all his concerts

[@luceromartinez8864]

Misael Valle Yes!!!! I been there just once y I gonna remember it all my life

[@camilleonlychild4043]

I went to two of his concerts in the 90's. about 2.5-3 hrs. each but they were the best concerts I've ever been to.

[@abrahamrascon4044]

I did not know he sing for that long!!

[@briietsai1997]

How was he able to do that ? i mean i dont expect all his songs to take up a lot energy to do but still 6 hours ? thats insane im assuming he was doing no more than 3 shows in a row when on tour or else his voice would not get the rest it needs

[@misaelvalle6463]

briii293 He has a record of more than 6 hours singing in the National Auditorium in Mexico City

[@TheNockFire]

Soy chileno y Juan Gabriel una de las mejores voces a nivel mundial!! Grande Juan Gabriel Orgullo latinoamericano

[@jcee6886]

Yo también soy chileno en Australia y mi padre y madre me introdujeron a este artista fenomenal.

[@mauricelopez1745]

When i was young i didn't understand why my mom liked his music so much, now I find my self listining to him a few times a week.

[@mauricelopez1745]

love your accent by the way. keep roaring.

[@ronaldcastro5037]

As kids we sat there and thought, “why are they listening to these old guys.” As adults, after all our own hardships we now get it. I’m sitting here with tears in my eyes. Our parents were right...again -_-

[@donnyromero9996]

Same here.

[@Estrella21]

Exactly. Same for me.

[@alexiatr]

because as you grow you start having more experiences in life that make understand and feel these songs

[@JoseSanchez-gi1fu]

This girl knows about our Juan gabriel. The best.

[@MisterItchy]

He is pretty awesome even if a bit clownish sometimes.

[@hugoh.9694]

@@MisterItchy When you're this good, you can be any way you please. Even "clownish".

[@MisterItchy]

@@hugoh.9694 Agreed. His music is wonderful! I love the playfulness.

[@blister9366]

She may be as Irish as it gets but no no one can resist soul and she does her homework

[@BethRoars]

💛

[@alejandrodominguez2811]

I greatly appreciate the fact that you took the time to research him and not only react, but to try to share with everyone a little of what you learned. That's how people live on through others. Thank you for doing this. This video was great and as a mexican I can tell you I personally enjoyed every second of it.

[@BethRoars]

💛

[@davemredodmx2843]

Just for the record, the famous singer/actress was Queta Jimenez, the sister of one of the greatest singers and composers Jose Alfredo Jimenez

[@g2292]

Por qué nos emociona tanto que una persona común y corriente hable bien de artistas mexicanos? Vaya complejos que tenemos... Si el video fuera "Maestro de canto mexicano reacciona a (artista extranjero)" no tendría ni 3 visitas...

[@superbobomario8849]

@@g2292 creo que es mas el agradecerle hacer un estudio de la carrera y su vida, aunque sea minimo, y no reaccionar solo a ciegas, dicho esto, siempre agradecere mas gente conociendo nuestro mexico

[@franzirijillo2384]

I've always thought that this song is the equivalent of Bohemian Rhapsody, in terms of the magnitude and impact of not just the artist, but also in how the musical changes are orchestrated and the lyrics in some sort of way. Well is the only way I can describe it to no Spanish speaking (specifically Latin Americans).

[@erickalfaro8389]

Agreed!

[@FB711_]

I was just thinking along those lines! When she said "I would kill to have been there" I was like, "yeah, exactly, so would most of us. This performance is like the Mexican equivalent to Queen's Live Aid concert."

[@7cabalistico]

Right

[@isabelp3425]

That's what I've always said. It's like the Bohemian Rhapsody

[@danny_perez]

Yes, exactly.

[@hunterwyeth]

I don’t speak a lick of Spanish but I feel those emotions. A sweet declaration of love, sorrow for being spurned, confidence in winning her back. I might be wrong, but this is such a good performance.

[@inktrooper.]

FUN FACT: It's actually the oposite, the slow emotional part at the beginning tells how he always lived a happy life "Until I met you" (which is the song title), then when the mariachi starts playing he sings: "[until I met you] I saw the pain in life,..I won't lie, I was very happy, but with very little love". Then when the song gets upbeat he sings how late he understood he shouldn't have fell for her and how bad/mean she was to him. *Fucking Masterpiece!*

[@hunterwyeth]

Humberto Castillo so its confusing. Like love. 🤣

[@hectorplascencia2271]

I don't think you are wrong. What you see, it's what you get. I mean that you can feel the vibe, the music, the passion and simple like it or not. When I was very young, I did not understand the lyrics from the Beatle's music, but I love most of their songs.

[@AeroSHH]

Read the translated lyrics in the comments section

[@Navarrete289]

Just to make thing clear, what Humberto wrote is correct, it’s a song about how hurt he was for falling in love, and how miserable he became. Now the interesting part; he’s gay (like super super super gay) so it’s dedicated to a Him not a Her hehehehehe.

[@mzkcgreen116]

Juan Gabriel + Drunk = Crying session on steroids 😭🤣

[@nmt2976]

Always makes me cry

[@Teddy-pv5vu]

I fucking felt that in my soul

[@arieltulian1832]

marry me, maybe? lol.

[@arieltulian1832]

marry me, maybe? lol.

[@NueThunderKing]

With this song? You don’t even need to be drunk

[@arbojo123]

he passed away, but his feelings and his art are into every single mexican.... thanks so much Beth!

[@davidramirez9709]

Bro. Whats good out here.

[@arbojo123]

@@davidramirez9709 omg, the other side on the mirror are ok?

[@davidramirez9709]

@@arbojo123 dont stare at while on a hot dose of drugs, the illegal variety. Man ive been told there's another ramirez, david type. Im the Tronikisss

[@iemmeirkoi2]

Oliver_B heart attack

[@luisangelcastillo289]

@Oliver_B he not die

[@luciodanielruizchavez2319]

Soy de Lituania y es una de las voces más potentes que escuchado. Viva mexico

[@lauraguerra6450]

Anecdote: this was recorded in a concert that was a huuge milestone for JuanGa... he performed that night at the Belle Arts Museum that before JuanGa was only reserved for more "sophisticated" / classical artists (ballet, opera, philarmonic, etc.). He asked for decades to perform there, and he was denied: the reason is that his music wasn't considered to be 'at the level' of the hall, it was too popular, not 'belle arts' enough. I remember the Mexican fans of him got angry every time he was refused to perform there. And then one day, there was a new head in the Department of Culture (that controls the Museum) and he granted JuanGa permission to perform there to celebrate his 25 years of musical career. I remember how the news and the event itself was a massive accomplishment for both him and the public: the event finally gave him and the public the acknowledgement of JuanGa's music being an art worthy of playing in that hall. So we all celebrated that hystorical day as if it was a triumph, for us the public and for him. When he passed away that same hall held a memorial for him (actually the public started gathering there to say goodbye to him even before the family or the authorities said anything about holding a memorial there - once more, the public decided that that hall was the rightful place to say goodbye to him). JuanGa and his fans made all the art snobs opened their doors to him, to his music, to us and to our music taste.

[@michaela1497]

Muchisimas Gracias por este detalle, que creo que mucho no lo sabemos. Al igual que el comienzo de su carrera que tampoco sabia. No Soy mexicana, Soy de Curaçao y nosotr@s tambien amamos las canciones de el sr Juan Gabriël

[@mercedezize]

Muchas gracias! Very cool backstory!

[@lauraguerra6450]

I just remembered that there was a talk at the time wondering whether or not JuanGa's fans 'would behave properly' at that venue (in that Hall, you are not supposed to stand up and dance, but to stay in your seat and clap at appropriate times haha). Actually in the video you can see that the fans are eager to stand up and they are dancing on their seats but they did not stand up because they knew that if the did, that would have triggered negative comments to them and to Juanga. His fans loved him, so they would not stand up as to not affect him and his chances to play there again. That is also the reason why Juanga at one point in the song when he is about to dance says to the audience: no me provoquen, making reference to "we need to behave in here".

[@Aj85234480]

Thank you for the background story !!

[@nancyruiz138]

Wow...thanks for the story never knew that

[@janiragavina2938]

This "on the verge of crying" style is very popular in Mexican music, especially in the ranchera genre

[@victoralbano97]

Here in brazil it was common too in "sertanejo" genre. Two duos that sings in that style: "Zezé di Camargo & Luciano" and "Leandro (rip) & Leonardo"

[@BethRoars]

💛

[@CarlosCastillo-lw8gk]

Guess she said "the edge of cracking" instead of "crying".

[@alejandrocuevas824]

@@BethRoars Eres fantástica Beth!!! me conmovió mucho tu reacción... besos y un abrazo fuerte, saludos desde Puebla, México

[@thomasmalatesta7331]

I saw Juan Gabriel in concert 4 times in the 1980s. The first time I could barely speak a word of Spanish. He was so amazing I went out and bought all his albums and learned all the songs. You have to have seen him live to understand how good he was. An absolute icon in Mexico.

[@JulianneMarcelle]

That “no me provoque” Waahhhh 😩 🥃 🍷

[@sickfoo5506]

Verdad de dios.l

[@JesusMartinez-wm4dk]

❤️❤️❤️🤭

[@Wicho0601]

Solo el... 🍺

[@gustavojuarezpantoja6016]

Siiiiii

[@Oracol]

I would argue he's even a better lyricist than he is a vocalist. If you've ever loved and lost, his words will have you in tears.

[@elcherry]

Absolutely, well said.

[@rebe3878]

His songs are truly beautiful

[@AFBN]

The stories he told in his songs were incredible because you really felt emotion with his music Hasta Que Te Conocí is a perfect example it felt like an emotional roller coaster starts off slow and finishes almost as crescendo it’s beautiful

[@jorgeddls]

for sure, for me he is the best songwriter that Mexico has ever produced, the amout of songs he wrote is insane. The best singer is Jose Jose imo

[@May-tm4wb]

Philosopherous you might have a point. He’s songs are heart breaking or just get you up and going.

[@Sebastian-lv1dv]

Imagine if she understood the lyrics? She would fall in love with Juan Gabriel like we all have in México 🇲🇽

[@aradenatorixveckhomaveclus2276]

I don't think so, she's British.

[@oscargalvan5139]

I was thinking the same thing...

[@pablogutierrez5454]

He only knew about love and happiness and compassion that's what his mama showed him he never knew about sadness and hurt and he never cried. Until the day he met her. That's pretty much what the songs about amazing song

[@aradenatorixveckhomaveclus2276]

@@oscargalvan5139 Tbfh that comment was originally motivated by her facial expressions at the beginning of the song, I thought she didn't like the song and that Juan Gabriel's vocal technique seemed regrettable to her. But after watching her enjoy the song, dance and bounce her tits from side to side under her yellow jersey I realized that I was wrong.

[@aradenatorixveckhomaveclus2276]

@@hectorg.7282 I don't know if she knows any other language than English, and in my experience English speakers are not interested in learning other languages, so why if the rest of the world makes an effort to speak theirs? And given how common that is, some of us assume that she doesn't know Spanish, but I hope we're wrong.

[@tayterlik]

When such music speaks to a black heart of thrash metal guy, it means something... :)

[@saxwastaken]

Thrasher to the bone, pero pongan unas rolitas del Juanga pa' bailar.

[@hectorangelvazquezdelcarme2314]

This. Song was write to is mother becouse she never want him becouse hi was gay The great juangabriel rip

[@Thirst4livingwater]

Thrash till Death🤘🏼

[@patricianorzagaraypatron7401]

@@saxwastaken YAAAAAAAAAAS

[@Lifeafter40]

He just gets us men. Lol

[@emakingsimpson9781]

Soy Chileno y me inclino por el rock, pero este hombre tenía una voz increíble y él en si era todo un show man, era tipo el Micheal Jackson latino 👏🏻👏🏻

[@AngelrockOficial]

Ora, te regalo un cd de rock pero inclinate...

[@HeliumMonke]

Here I translated the song for you. Enjoy it. Until I met you I didn’t know about sadness, nor tears or nothing that would make me cry. I only knew tender caresses because when I was little, thats what mother taught me. That’s what mother taught me, that and many other things. I never suffered, I never cried. I was very happy. I lived very well. I lived distinctly, something beautiful, something divine, full of life. I knew about happiness, life’s beauty, but not about loneliness, not about loneliness. Of that and many things. I never suffered, I never cried. I was very happy. I lived very well. Until I met you. I saw life with pain. I can’t lie I was happy. Regardless of little love. And too late I understood, that I never should’ve loved you. Because now I think of you, so much more than yesterday, so much more. Until I met you I started to live life in pain, I can’t lie I was happy. Even though there was little love. And too late I understood, that I shouldn’t have loved you. Because now I think of you, so much more than yesterday, so much more. I never suffered, but unfortunately in a night like this when I found you. Now tell me was it worth it, that I met you because I don’t want to see you. You were bad to me, yes very bad, that’s why I don’t want to see you never again. (It repeats) I don’t want to see you (the chorus repeats)

[@thb3306]

Thanks! I don't speak Spanish but thd feelings were so clear when listening to him. And now it makes so much sense! Great singer!

[@KRAPOTKIN791]

@@thb3306 and it will reach you deeper because he wrote this song for his mother. She left him in a home for orphaned children. There is a tv serie of his life and believe me, there is no chapter in which you do not cry. His life was very sad and hard.

[@darthvladi]

Creo que puede mejorarse esa traducción. Lo comento no como crítica cangreja, sino para que en futuros comentarios y reacciones de otras personas se vaya puliendo la traducción =) And too late I understood, that I never should’ve loved you. And too late I understood... that I shouldn't love you. Lo que pones "that I never should’ve loved you", se traduce como "y muy tarde comprendí... que nunca debí haberte amado" en vez de "no debía amarte". Lo que quiere decir es que lo amaba, pero que se dio cuenta demasiado tarde que ya no debía hacerlo más...(no que nunca debió haberlo hecho). Y aquí aunque tampoco estás mal, creo que queda un poco mejor así: I can’t lie I was happy. Regardless of little love. EDIT: I'm not lying, I was happy, althought with very little love Saludos!

[@lordmono9986]

@@darthvladivery few love es gramaticalmente incorrecto, pues la palabra few = pocos es plural, (estarias diciendo muy pocos amor) entonces si es correcto usar little en lugar de few.

[@darthvladi]

@@lordmono9986 Oh, es verdad, no había reparado en ello. Gracias por la corrección.

[@luisar5755]

That concert was his gift to mexico, he was well aware few could afford going to see him, he was at his peak performance, that was also live, with few time to rest over hours, also to play in that teather you must be invited, its quite rare, that shows how talented he really was..

[@jessedominguez543]

The master himself. Rest in peace Juanga

[@xmusic7215]

Juan Gabriel, Freddy Mercury, Elvis Presley y unos cuantos más son tipos que nacieron para ser artistas, verdaderos ShowMen

[@jesusabelveracruz994]

“Until I met you” - I knew nothing of sorrows, nor of tears and nothing really that made me cry - I knew of loving touch, of tenderness because since I was little that is what mama taught me... that is what mamma taught me... that and a whole lot much more - I never suffered. I never cried. I was very happy. I lived very well. - I lived so differently, something beautiful, something divine and full of happiness. - I knew of joy, of the beauty of life but not of loneliness...not of loneliness... that and a lot more (Full voice) I never suffered, I never cried. I was very happy, I lived... I lived...very well... Until I (touches mic) until I met you I saw life with pain Not lying I was happy though with very little love And too late I realized that I should have never loved you Because now I think more of you, much more than yesterday, but a whole lot more. (2x) I never suffered (Pause) (Screamed) But unfortunately it was a night (snap) like this one, when I found you. - Orchestra starts playing - Now I want you to tell me if it was worthy, having met you. Because I don’t want to see you ever again. Because you were very mean, yes very mean to me. That is why I don’t want to see you ever again. (4x) I don’t want you. I don’t want you no, I don’t want want want to see you 2x (chorus: “I don’t want to, I don’t want to, I don’t want to see you).

[@ml07]

Jesus Abel Vera Cruz this translation hits home even in english

[@Drskopf]

Good job my friend, very accurate translation!

[@ernestovalladares443]

Took the time so they could understand the emotion.

[@sisi11122]

Gracias Jesus Abel Vera Cruz.

[@LaJefa1018]

Muy Bien La Traducción, Gracias.....

[@JesusElRepuesquivel]

Please React to JUAN GABRIEL “QUERIDA” live bellas artes or original version

[@TheMistery710Mx]

UFFF Una joya de canción

[@jamescarlson5109]

Cierto

[@reinaortiz6057]

Yessss

[@TheFerrer13]

Mejor Amor Eterno

[@jarorelln4045]

I am from out of México but PLEASE DO IT!!!

[@XAVIERCUERVO]

Jonny Cash Freddy Mercury and Elvis all rolled up into Juan

[@benignofernandez5450]

absolutamente....y lo mejor es que el componia todo lo que cantaba............increible!!!

[@djtony1076]

Absolutely!

[@Drskopf]

Era un genio!!

[@mkf269]

Not that much man!!! Hahaha... Just one... Maybe

[@filosomenor]

@XAVIERCUERVO/and then some 👍🏽😃

[@luisantoniojuarezavila411]

He is not only singing, he is making the whole performance. You should hear (and translate, of course) "Amor eterno". I thing that it's going to surprise you.

[@juancamacho6154]

I agree.

[@BethRoars]

Thank you!

[@oohnadia]

This is literally the perfect heartbreak song turned celebration of the heart healing.

[@gaelsastremontalvo4924]

If Mexican music can get into the heart of people who doesn't know the lyrics I can't imagine how would they feel when they discover what this piece of art transmits. Saludos desde México 🇲🇽

[@BethRoars]

💛

[@dannymontes3821]

Bendiciones mexico 🇲🇽 lindo hi querido Amén 🙏

[@xochitlgodinez6827]

To Beth and everyone else who doesn't speak spanish, I translated the lyrics of the song. Lyrics: I didn't know about sorrow or tears, Nor anything else that would made me cry, I only knew about affection and tenderness, Because since I was a little kid, That's what my mother thaught me about, About that and so much more I never suffered , I never cried, I was content, I used to live an amazing life, I used to live something so unique, so beautiful Something sublime, full of hapiness, I only knew about joys, abouth the beauty of life, But I didn't know about solitude, About that and so much more, I never suffered , I never cried, I was content, I used to live an amazing life... Untill I met you I saw life through pain, I don't lie by saying I was happy, Even with very little love from you, And too late I realized How I shouldn't have loved you, Because now I think about you More than I did yestarday, a lot more, I never suffered, I never cried, I was happy But then I found you, I don't want you to tell me If it was worth it or not To have met you, Because I don't believe you anymore, And you were evil, Yes so evil towards me, That's why I don't want to see you, I don't wan to see you ever again.

[@marias3083]

Thank you. The lyrics are beautiful indeed

[@xochitlgodinez6827]

I just want to clarify that Juan Gabriel wrote this song to his mother. She never really understood him nor supported him while he was growing up, hence why he felt really alone and quite sad deep inside. He was always looking for her approval and always look up to her, but she used to reject him a lot, and that pretty much summs up their dinamic. His older sister was the one who took care of him the most and really cared about him, to the point that he thought for a long time she was his mother, and he called her that way.

[@DVAcme]

Excelente traduccion, hermano. Abrazos desde Puerto Rico :)

[@jordanvargas1694]

His mom also gave him up for adoption, but it was his older sister who took custody

[@bibilove6277]

His mom also did not visit him at the orphanage. Almost all the kids got Sunday visit, he did not. That’s where he learned how to play guitar and to write. When he was older and released from the orphanage, he went back home where his mother order all his brothers to give him a beating that left him bed bound for a few days. They had to hold his sister from defending him. All because he did not want work the land and wanted to be a musician. Great job with the translation.

[@agurod-k7p]

No se si solo soy yo, pero muchas de las canciones de Juanga me hacen llorar. Que artista!

[@jhovo2008]

Quien no llora con "amor eterno" no es humano

[@Metalpazallteway]

I like the way you talk about his history not just the musical side of it all... congratulations

[@BethRoars]

Thanks x

[@Metalpazallteway]

@@BethRoars Same to you Beth!

[@johnlennon7228]

Cuando el "coach" viene a aprender . Es Juan Gabriel, el artista, la voz, el patriota, el universal, el arte hecha canción y pasión.

[@Tonybc99]

Uh... el “coach” nada tiene que aprendes sobre la voz lol

[@A7xone18]

XDDDDD

[@juanguillermoferrermedina495]

Me sorprende que entienda el Español... si ni lo habla... así esté traduciendo... serán pocos los que le entiendan???

[@cynthiarodriguez1098]

@@Tonybc99 cuando la gente no entiende un comentario.

[@trailerparksocrates1898]

A huevo!

[@MrColimon25]

Hes one of the best song writers and musican in all of latin america

[@DTFERNANMM]

According to Mexicans

[@DTFERNANMM]

@teh one Do you any surveys or statistics regarding the topic to say that?I can tell you plain and straight that people from Argentina and Brazil just citing 2, have no idea about that singer

[@DTFERNANMM]

@teh one you said countries not people. These are typical latin cheap pride issues right next to how good is our soccer (last world cup 1998), our women are best than others and we like to dance, having no more stuff to be proud you die over a video of a foreigner praising a 50 year old video of a dead singer

[@nacho_9217]

@@DTFERNANMM Ok boomer, go spread your racism and stupidness to other place. Thanks.

[@shiouddj8476]

@@DTFERNANMM Who said that? all the cds and grammys and a bunch of prizes he won, if you need some attention , ask your mother for that.

[@vladimirreyes7295]

Nadie: Absolutamente nadie: Mexicanos en este vídeo: Al chile canta bien vergas.

[@alvaroolvera3000]

Todos: canta bien vergas Neta todo el mundo: alaverga canta prron Neta neta neta hasta en Zimbawe: Juanga es patrimonio de la humanidad.

[@tioalan9059]

Las cosas como son

[@mordejaimelamed8898]

Quien es nadie? No entiendo nada....

[@israelmejia7364]

Al chile si carnal :')

[@gavel121589]

He was known as "The divo of Juarez" the most loved artist in Mexico and Latin America. Thanks for reacting to his amazing performances!!! Viva Mexico 🇲🇽 You will never get tired of watching him !! His music keeps passing generations to generations, his music will never never die !!!

[@edvas625]

Cheers from El Paso Tejas

[@JuanLopezEn]

Another very impressive fact about Juan Gabriel is his ability to improvise added lyrics to his songs when singing live . He's one of Mexico's all time greatest composers, singers and performers maybe even the greatest of all time.

[@gargolitha]

React to Rocío Durcal's "Amor eterno", it's a song written by Juanga but she delivers so good

[@luvianmorales2262]

costumbres too please

[@andresjordano6608]

COSTUMBRES by Durcal.

[@rudyherrera5142]

yes costumbres

[@AlexanderL23]

Costumbres sounds better!

[@lauraguerrero3732]

@@luvianmorales2262 yes please

[@Fers_Ibarra]

I`m not mexican, but I loved him, he is a genious, and have such a feeling.... woaaaaa!

[@titalinda8515]

He composed all his songs. He composed also for other singers. He was a person who loved to sing. He could give concerts that lasted three hours.

[@kelliepastellie8619]

5:33 "No me provoquen" = "Don't provoque me" aka Don't et me started! lol The audience is clapping for him to do a dance 👏

[@BethRoars]

💛

[@milongos1]

His life was an amazing journey, same as his music. Juan Gabriel was an icon in all Latin-america, i mean he was like a god of music in Mexico. Here in Chile we are addict to his music and lyrics. I love your channel beth, thanks for being so real with spanish-spoken music

[@besanzaz]

Los Conciertos en el Festival Viña del Mar fueron de los mejores. Saludos desde Tijuana, Mx.

[@chevi_to]

Today I learnt something new!

[@hufemeve]

Juan Gabriel simply broke through the ceiling of Mexican music heaven. Juan Gabriel is without a doubt the top of the Top. Period

[@BlaBla-rx7yl]

His childhood was so difficult this voice is coming from deep real feelings he sang from the soul

[@lauradavila8129]

I agree. I don't think he was thinking about technique when he was singing this song. If that wasn't real emotion then knock me over with a feather.

[@samtrujillo1932]

He wrote all those songs and they all had a meaning to him.

[@BethRoars]

💛

[@edgargarcia5693]

i love how she doesnt know the anguage, yet, she can know the emotions on the song and she is dancing to the music and she is having so much fun

[@QuoVadis-vw7oj]

The beautiful amazing thing about music!

[@bipolarbear3165]

Music is a universal language my friend

[@hugoh.9694]

She definitely got the core of the emotions that were playing out in the song. She is very intuitive. She may not have known what, where, when, or why but she definitely understood how he was feeling. Of course it helps when the story teller is a natural born performer. I wish she could understand the lyrics as HER native tongue. She would be totally blown away by their meaning and feeling and story being conveyed. The lyric is just as impressive (if not more) than his singing and performance. She would then understand why the emotions where such a roller coaster. If I'm not mistaken, this song was about his birth mother... which makes the song even MORE emotional.

[@therico0088]

I love it when she reacts to Hispanic artists, specifically Mexican artist. She understands the feelings they are trying to portray without understanding the language. I hope she does a Vicente Fernandez video eventually.

[@edgarom1606]

"HISPANIC" such a shitty word. "Latinos" is the proper word.

[@leonmat26]

@@edgarom1606 Why is hispanic a shitty word? Hispanic means spanish speaker. There are some good singers from Spain too.

[@inorite4553]

Chente for sure!

[@inorite4553]

@@edgarom1606 yeah....Hispanic means "Of Spanish descent" Latino means "Of Latin American descent."

[@Rosman1974]

@@inorite4553 not that it matters but technically latin are all those languages or group of people who stem from the latin. they are french, portuguese, romanian, spanish and italian

[@babyrulitos]

I really appreciate you have Spanish singers in your reactions, sometimes they are left behind and some of this artists deserve to be place in a higher level, because of their talent, and the contributions to the music. THANK YOU!!!💝🌹Love.

[@EB_1059]

"Querida" by Juan Gabriel is another classic

[@maximilianosilva7924]

y e s

[@miguel277dc]

My mom used to listen to this song but the first time I saw the live performance it gave me goosebumps, it is so good.

[@danielmolina1015]

It is said that every Mexican memorizes three songs the national anthem, las mañanitas(mariachi happy birthday song) and one from Juan Gabriel.

[@ScAr3fAc3trombone]

Daniel Molina haha you are missing the Chente Fernandez’s, José Jose’s, Paquita la del Barrio’s, Jorge Negrete’s, Pedro Infante’s and a looooonggg etc.

[@georgesr8979]

Que mamada, y Cielito lindo, Las de José José, Luis Miguel jaja seguro eso lo dijiste tu

[@fulanitx]

@@paxco4348 said, not sad.

[@besanzaz]

Si lo creo.

[@athanasiusoto]

True

[@JuanAntonioOrtizEscobar]

Juan Gabriel, es uno de los mejores cantantes y compositores de México y Latinoamerica... Saludos...

[@claudialorenahernandez2770]

El mejor

[@darkvader369isolation8]

No es uno de los mejores cantantes de iberoamerica...simplemente es el mejor y .

[@stevenroach6809]

I used to work with my Godfather who used this song one day to test a sound system in an auditorium. He was actually playing the entire live album (Juan Gabriel en el Palacio de Bellas Artes) when this particular song came on and I totally fell for it. I still don't know anything about Mexican singers except that this is one of the best songs I've ever heard (I'm more of a pop-rock guy). Thanks for your take on it!

[@ramirezmike007]

This man one was one of a kind.. every time he sang live he would change lyrics and tones and yet make it seem like its always been part of the song ..

[@BethRoars]

💛

[@slevinkelevra3346]

He played in my country and he gave us 5 hours show, he was amazing

[@joyhg]

Soy orgullosamente mexicano! Es un honor haberlo visto en vivo en un concierto!

[@federicorubioceja2299]

He was such a great live performer, there is a saying in México, "You are as unpredictable as a Juan Gabriel live song" He allways improvised 3 minute songs into 12-40 minute musicals. Also he got to be universally acclaimed by men and women alike in a strong homofobic culture as 70´s-90´s Méxco whlie being so obviously gay on stage. That was probably one of his greatest achievements.

[@juancarlosortegagarcia2609]

México has a lot to offer to the world in terms of music, culture and of course food! ¡Viva México! 🇲🇽

[@mariacabanne]

Spanish music has so much to offer to the world

[@UnionWarrior]

Beth should get sent a bottle of tequila with suggestions like this lol

[@angelmataaa]

Jedi Barber underrated comment

[@alexx_lee2904]

Jedi Barber thank you for my days worth of racism:)

[@UnionWarrior]

@@alexx_lee2904 you are not a true latino huh? Let me explain to your little sensitive brain... sad Mexican music is often listened to and accompanied by tequila. So STFU, I'm not the one

[@SantomPh]

a crate of tequila.

[@alexx_lee2904]

Jedi Barber um I live in Guadalajara fool I’m half native I’m more Latino than you

[@gerardorojas9555]

Hola desde Viña del Mar, CHILE...he visto tus reacciones a las canciones ....expresas muy lindo ...tienes Ángel....agradecido...lo escuché hace más de 30 años atrás sin conocerle aquí....gusto al momento....diferente a todos los cantantes...dueño de una voz única y muy estudiada, trabajada....

[@ratsc7595]

Ya le dio a 3 bien grandes nuestros así que . MEXICAAAAANS ! .... Assemble !

[@Gerargo150]

@@Denisara1000 Luis Miguel

[@mrpool391]

@@Denisara1000 Luis Miguel no es mexicano

[@aliciaacevesestrada8946]

LuisMi se naturalizó no?

[@lm2444]

¿Como que no?

[@alantorres4263]

@@Denisara1000 Vicente Fernandez

[@josuemd5067]

No entendí nada pero ojalá te haya encantado la musica de nuestro Juanga el divo de Juárez saludos desde Saltillo mx ✌️

[@analauragonzalez5002]

Josue MD Dice que Juan Gabriel la llevó por una montaña rusa de emociones. Tiene una fantástica forma de cantar al principio como apunto de llorar pero no te una forma fea sino de una forma que transmite la emoción que siente. Después dijo que también era alguien quien estaba muy pendiente de su público pues con su mirada los incluye a todos mientras canta. Muchas veces los artistas sólo ven al frente y se les olvida la gente de arriba y de los lados. Nos cuenta el inicio de JuanGa cuando lo rechazaron 3 veces y lo metieron preso por un crimen que no cometió y ahí estuvo un año y medio, después una actriz lo contactó y ayudó con una disquera al introducirlo y firmaron contrato.Dijo que a veces en la vida nos va mal pero no quiere decir que siempre va ser así.Le encantó el mariachi y se impresionó por la orchestra. Le gustó como improvisa y se mueve, como está vestido. Tiene un ritmo sensacional al cantar pues como pronuncia “no te quiero, no te quiero ver” es casi como si lo dijera con una mordida, y eso crea ritmo. Al final dijo que le exageró un pelin a la improvisación pero nada malo sino balanceado.

[@PABLOESCOBAR-ph3el]

Ese GUEY no es de Juarez. Ya quisiera.

[@pedritolanzotinanueva3218]

xd se mamo,pero si no entiendes pon en subtitulos y luego automatico y elijes

[@vanelm9630]

Josue MD si se le entiende

[@BORDERMAN2000]

Pues un ingles sin fronteras luego luego

[@cmm06]

Great analysis, it a much more emotional song when you can understand the language, most of his songs have this journey of emotions. Definitely he was a wonderful performer. Subscribed! Loved how much you enjoyed the rhythm.

[@josevillarrealflores8401]

Lamento mucho que Juan Gabriel haya muerto 😢😢 un cantante tan representativo de los latinoamericanos y sobre todo de México

[@bcupcake]

His most emotional song is Amor Eterno. I can’t listen to it nor sing it without bursting to tears!!

[@heronsisimo]

No conquistamos el mundo por qué no queremos América Latina Presente 👍

[@remz100]

@lelennyfox34 nosotros los mexicanos somos pacíficos pero no nos busquen, porque nos encuentran.

[@remz100]

@enrique campesino ustedes también tienen a Camilo Cesto, QEPD.

[@derickwalker3684]

Heronsisimo que que lol

[@areklopez6419]

Más que nada porque no podemos

[@w.t.z4548]

Nadie es superior a nadie no mamen

[@josieraygozaMG]

My favorite song of him is "Abrázame muy fuerte"

[@mercedezize]

Josie Raygoza mi canción de boda!

[@AlexanderL23]

Same here!

[@rodrigogarmendiagalleguill6745]

Agreed, also "Asi fue"

[@erickg3508]

Preciosa Canción

[@unaladybug]

Josie Raygoza para mí era un deleite cuando cantaba con Rocío Dúrcal

[@rubencontreras5711]

Most impressive is the fact he sang for close to 3 hours, no lip singing, just pure raw talent. Some songs are 26 minutes long, he was definitely in a whole other level

[@tupujavi]

In case you didn’t like him enough already , he gave tons of money to charities, and orphans

[@Taniasolmaz]

MSMJ Javi un pinche angelote, ese hombre ❤️

[@yaboy7922]

Yes he was once an Orphan

[@tupujavi]

noob master69 u have 69 in ur username and a fortnite/Loki terrible photoshopped picture ur probably a little virgin that cried when fortnite was in the black hole, and if “nobody cares” then why’d u comment on my comment??? And why are u watching this video in the first place?

[@miguelruvalcaba34]

Cthulu that was Michael Jackson

[@BethRoars]

💛

[@chicomata9103]

The Mexican “Elton Jhon” RIP “Juan Gabriel.. Probably the most Beloved artist/showbis man in Mexico’s history

[@ivanperez19ip]

Him and Jose Jose

[@Gonzalezfranco]

The mexican Freddy Mercury

[@alfonsomelgoza2842]

He's Equal To Michael Jackson In Performance...

[@heladoscuro5074]

Fuck every other artist compared to him. He was one of a kind, no comparison.

[@darkyu3229]

god, why fucking compare singers? All great singers are diferents. End

[@user-yj8bo1xd3y]

Thank you for react to him. his performe of "amor eterno" is AMAZING.

[@memespectator]

What a showman! What an incredible performer!!!! I'm so happy i can say i lived when he was alive.

[@liratech8675]

the song is dedicated to his mother who abandoned him as a child, when he refers to his mother at the beginning of the song he refers to his sister who was his mother figure, then his suffering returns when he is already a teenager and has a approach with her mother and she keeps rejecting him.

[@issacnewton7059]

esa no me la sabia. like!

[@softcherry8564]

Esa es Amor eterno

[@jservog]

He sings with such an emotion that gives me the chills.

[@sillysallyceli]

Benny all the chills right!

[@maumor2]

This gives you the chills? Check out his "Amor Eterno" you will collapse

[@janineadrianareguengagomez3708]

All his songs are pretty personal that's why, for example this song was for his mother who abandoned him and yet he always wanted her approval, but his older sister took custody of him becoming the mother he loved and learned about love. His life was super tragic that's why he can sing with such emotion

[@usshector102]

You should hear "Amor Eterno" a Juan Gabriel's song, sung by Rocio Dúrcal... Pretty good.

[@alexiatr]

ya me hiciste llorar 😢😢😢

[@Rafa-mr6nd]

Beth hermosa, he was not only a great singer and a showman but also a great great composer and a great human being. Everyone sing and feel his songs for any occasion and I appreciate you react to him and you also get excited the way we do it when we listen to him.

[@ft9704]

"Heartbreak, sorrow and despair" , are exactly what the song is about, amazing you do not speak the Language , yet you captured the essence of the song at its finest. RiP Juan Gabriel, you will always be remembered .

[@emilianomiranda4697]

That whole concert was lawfully one of the greatest in music history. Juan Gabriel at the Palacio de las Bellas Artes, the greatest academic artistic centre in the city, with Mexico’s National Symphony Orchestra accompanying his singing. Bravo!

[@Grillo929]

I came here to listen what foreigners think about JG's voice, but finally fall in love with this profe *.*

[@miltonromero2918]

me too! Love from Ecuador!

[@shiroumxm2052]

She is so beautiful and charming

[@claudialisaldi6949]

No entiendo ni una coña pero los mexicanos extrañaremos a Juan Gabriel ❤️🇲🇽

[@gr8108]

Eres la de la tele??

[@claudialisaldi6949]

@@gr8108 cuál tele??

[@codificadordeentropia9574]

¿ Cómo que lo extrañarán ? , " Deja te actualizo ...... Juan Gabriel está vivo, fingio su muerte... y no lo digo por que yo crea que es asi,,, de verdad fingio su muerte, ya salio en rueda de prensa, se armo un escandalo"

[@claudialisaldi6949]

@@codificadordeentropia9574 tu crees que si Juan Gabriel estuviera vivo dejaría su vida que es la música , no lo creo , por qué el la amaba literal era su vida , no creo que el finguiera su muerte , la música era su vida , dejen de creer mamadas, sus creencias Pachecas

[@Liina.iiaamm]

El mundo entero lo extraña!! Soy argentina y aún me sigue emocionando su voz..

[@jb_nemesis_6283]

I didn't know what sadness means, I didn't know what tears mean, These tears that make me cry,I didn't know I knew only about affection, tenderness, Because ever since I was little, That's what my mother taught me, That's what my mother taught me This and much more I never suffered I never cried I was so happy My life was great oh My life was so different, something beautiful, divine Full of happiness I knew only about joy, about the beauty of life, I didn't know about loneliness, no About loneliness and so many other things too I never suffered, I never cried, I was so happy....My life was great Chorus(x2) Until I...met you, I started to see life with pain I'm not lying you, I was happy, Even though with so little love, And I realized too late, That I shouldn't have loved, Because now I think only of you, More than yesterday, much more I never suffered, I never cried, I was so happy... Until I met you Now I want you to tell me Whether it was worth or not the trouble Of meeting you Because I don't believe you anymore And you were so bad Yes, you were so bad with me That's why I never want I never want to see you Leave,leave, go... go away, I don't want you I never want to see you Leave.

[@HeliumMonke]

Jorge Barajas chida tu traducción nada mas que usas palabras que te puedes ahorrar.

[@jb_nemesis_6283]

Jayzuz Sadwing gracias por la ayuda!

[@HeliumMonke]

Jorge Barajas simon carnal, compárala con mi version y ve que es lo mismo solo diferentes palabras

[@besanzaz]

No friegues, esta mas triste en Ingles.

[@antoniocervantes4550]

VIVA MÉXICO CHINGADA MADRE QUIEN DICE LO MISMO QUE YO?

[@everardovazquezramos7241]

Vivaaaa

[@franfrantower2004]

Pos' yo!

[@JoseLuisQ666]

Chinga tu cola

[@davoich]

@@JoseLuisQ666 x3

[@xart23x]

From "despair to joy" was the reason he was loved. He led us and reminded us we all suffer but, life is about swimming towards joy and love.

[@alywapy]

Mi madre siempre quiso ir a un concierto de él pero, x dinero no se pudo, siempre lo veíamos en la tv y llorabamos sus conciertos eran una bomba de emociones.excelente cantante.

[@abihusmallville]

En Ciudad Juárez, daba conciertos gratuitos de vez en cuando

[@bluerev]

Incredible emotional charge and richness in his vocal as well as technical ability, and the performance is such a powerful, dynamic journey - wow! Fantástico!

[@lisley22]

Hands down one of the greatest singer/songwriter of all time. What this man was able to reach is his lifetime is outstanding. He wrote his name in history, glorious simply glorious.

[@rodrigohumberto3499]

He is our mexican Freddy Mercury!!!so proud to see You react to one of my favorit signer.

[@alramirez5969]

Rodrigo Humberto. Juan Gabriel supera a Freddie Mercury. Mejor compositore, mayor creatividad musical y Juan Gabriel ,siempre mantuvo su Carrera musical separado de su preferencia sexual. Freddy Mercury se excedio en mezclar sus excesos sexuales en su Carrera musical y eso le causo la muerte. Esta es mi opinion.

[@Papeoapeoaoe]

@@alramirez5969 cálmate amigo los dos son muy buenos no creo que uno supere al otro solo son excelentes músicos, nunca se llega a nada comparando a excelentes músicos eso en la verdadera musica cuando ya estás arriba no existe cree me

[@alramirez5969]

@@Papeoapeoaoe el hecho de que Juan Gabriel grabo varios discos con orquesta sinfonica en vivo, eso te dice mucho, demasiado, yo diria. Por eso, coloco a Juan Gabriel arriba de Freddie Mercury. Digo, respeto tu opinion, pero yo tambien tengo la mia.

[@Papeoapeoaoe]

@@alramirez5969 está bien suerte

[@ridgehike]

Sorry but Freddy doesn’t have what Juanga has... not even close!

[@nestormeneses8061]

Sin duda uno de los mejores cantantes y compositores que Mexico regaló al mundo. Maestro total

[@MartinoSalvatore]

Good reaction Beth 👍🏼 Saludos desde el Perú 🇵🇪 hermanos mexicanos 🇲🇽

[@BethRoars]

Thank you x

[@anahicarrasco2538]

Another really emotional song and great performance is “Amor Eterno” perhaps one of his most known and memorable songs

[@anto4380delaguaridaa]

with rocio durcal

[@Ocho1992]

Juan Gabriel was one of the best vocalists, musicians, song writers that this world has ever seen. One of a kind and irreplaceable.

[@Obizur]

just imagine the emotions i feel actually understanding what hes saying. RIP Juan Gabriel