Vocal Coach reacts to Juanes - La Camisa Negra

[@Magnuros3158]

I actually met him at an event some years ago, very down to earth, helps in the fight against drug trafficking and human trafficking supporting the international cooperation between Colombia and other countries

[@kingalexanderiofyugoslavia1390]

Well, yeah. He grew up in Medellín, during the time when Pablo Escobar was crazy powerful. He saw many people die including loved ones. Edit: I just saw the whole video and she says it in her video, making this reply obsolete.

[@samualejo515]

The way he plays the guitar it is call "guasca", is a tradicional gender here in Colombia.

[@paunaic5460]

*genre, for this is music my friend

[@odavidl]

Thanks, mate! I was searching for this.

[@lucascampana2993]

If you come to argentina never NEVER ask for guasca.

[@francogoldstein]

@@lucascampana2993 jajajajaja

[@alancarranza2130]

@@lucascampana2993 JAJAJAJAJJAJAJAJA

[@jcmarti845]

Latin music is the most diverse salsa, merengue, pop, rock, mariachi, vallenato, tango etc etc with a lot pf African influence.

[@paisa20]

Vallenato (música del valle) Ballenato (la ballena bebé) ;)

[@DimitarBerbatov11]

Vallenato*

[@LuisSanchez-vp9nq]

Latin American music

[@oscarpardo6309]

Seria muy bueno que reaccionara a un vallenato de los de antes, a una salsa como el grupo niche o por el estilo, hasta a un merengue como rikarena jajaja seria interesante.

[@johnmalory26]

That's because it has the most diverse people. The Europeans there (mostly Spanish) sing pop/rock, the mixed people tango/salsa, the indigenous mariachi, etc.

[@8DLMusic]

Easy translation: the song is about a relationship that has died therefore he's comparing having a black shirt to morning the death of his relationship to a woman.

[@racejay]

4:09 "What yesterday tasted like sheer glory, today tastes like sheer sh**" he really doesn't say the full word, just hints at it slightly and goes forward with the rest of the strophe...

[@Doremifasolatino]

He mixes Mierda=Shit with Miércoles=Wednesday

[@blood_sausage9620]

​@Doremifasolatino it's a genius transition

[@ErikErosa]

I can't possibly be the only one who would be very interested to see what she has to say about eros ramazzotti's voice, am I?

[@Drskopf]

Damm you hit the nail on the head, that would be epic 😆

[@ErikErosa]

@@Drskopf I know right? he's got a unique voice and is a pretty good singer...

[@jacac]

Cosa piu bella!

[@jacac]

Actually so many Italian singers: Tozzi, Cocciante, Bella, di Bari... I'm South American but I grew up listening to these great Italian singers from the 60's and the 70's because my parents loved them.

[@Drskopf]

@@jacac Nicaragüense he 🇳🇮 🖐️🤙

[@keineahnung6124]

The lyrics are so funny at times,double entendres,and switching a word you are thinking comes next for a dirty word but then stopping at midsentence.great play with words.

[@josemorales5117]

Actually Beth , he started out in a Rock band called Ekimosis (or something like that but they disbanded afew years later and that's when he started his solo career and became internationally recognized this past year he recieved the lifetime's achievement Grammy and he recieved it from Lars Ulrich from Metallica which Juanes is a huge fan.

[@davguev]

He even did a cover of Seek and Destroy not too long ago.

[@RobBCactive]

How do you get internationally renounced?

[@davguev]

@@RobBCactive I think he meant "recognised" 😆

[@keineahnung6124]

@@RobBCactive Renowned ( from known)

[@RobBCactive]

@@keineahnung6124 yes indeed, but internationally renounced is a really funny slip, denounced though would be good publicity for a rock band

[@cristiansoto9176]

His live version is somewhat different than the recorded one. The way he emphasizes the consonants gives it a nice punch

[@milopenalozaosorio3992]

Someone else remembers when this song played everywhere everyday all day long? Aahhh good old times!

[@Shirayuuki1]

my boy Juanes! i've loved this song since i was a kid.

[@saxwastaken]

Fun fact: Juanes has covered Seek and Destroy live before, so the metal influences are most definitely confirmed.

[@mauriciotapia7101]

Soy mexicano pero que viva colombia!!!! Juanes muy popular y está canción pegajosa hace que bailes y cantes!!! 😆🤘 Beth thank you for this video and reacting you Spanish videos 😍😍😍😍😎

[@francoromero3453]

Es de Guatemala

[@DANTE-jd1dm]

​@@francoromero3453jajajajajajajajajaja quien es de Guatemala?

[@JoshRiffMonster]

2:21 that's because he had a old school thrash metal band called Ekymosis

[@rickalvarado3543]

It's so interesting to see you react to this. In Latin America this song is a classic, I grew up listening to Juanes. This song sounds like my childhood. One of my old time favorites for sure. It's interesting to see it from a different perspective.

[@7bootzy]

"Change - In the House of Flies" - Deftones A very interesting tenor with a unique style.

[@DanielLopez-ub4tr]

Me encanta tus reaccione, eres una dulce total. Un abrazo desde Argentina ❤️🇦🇷

[@valentinabahamonde6314]

Love your analisis from this song! this was such a bop, i remembered singing it at 6 years old. Now i'm 22 and a lot of respect to Juanes.

[@Omarbg95]

thats a good song from him, Greetings from Mexico!!

[@AlexFebreroM]

He sing like metal vocalist because he playing Heavy Metal before along!

[@briankosztovits1001]

I’m from Argentina. I listened to Juanes ever since I was a little kid. If you want more Latin music I could surely recommend you some, but I always love to see people reacting to Latin music. Everybody thinks it’s just Reggeaton... but it’s so much more also the feelings they can give you are incredible in my opinion

[@briankosztovits1001]

Also great reaction, you really have a good understanding for music :)

[@PaolaBarrientos]

I had a big crush on him back then when he had long hair 🥰🥰🥰

[@kellsinpdx]

I love this song! We used to listen to it in Spanish class.

[@ojoenvivo]

I am a musician and Spanish teacher and I can teach with an great list of songs from Latin America and Spain, my email is [e-mail]

[@Zhujl]

My class did as well, this along with A Dios Le Pido

[@shiftt.]

I had a hot Spanish teacher who used to play this to our class, I kinda liked the song but pretended to love singing just so she would smile at me.

[@dovlok4816]

PLEASE react to Caifanes - Afuera. The best rock band in Spanish from México of all times.

[@josemorales5117]

"Caifanes" is the most successful and influential Mexican Progressive rock band ever, :El Tri" is the Pioneer Rock/blues band, Mana: Tre most internationally successful Mexican Pop Rock band. Etc. Lots of bands with different styles : "Maldita Vecindad: Ska. "Cafe Tacuba" : eclectic. Etc. Etc. Etc.

[@alexanderdiaz4692]

Molotov?

[@nihonnights]

Or even better: Detras de los cerros

[@nihonnights]

Another one that would be really cool to hear is Aterciopelados: Maligno. Thank you for the super awesome content!

[@AmuJaneTV]

Yesssssss Juanes I love Juanes he's such a amazing artist. Please react more of his songs

[@battlecoder]

Would be great to see you react to La Ley. There´s an excellent recording of "El Duelo" (Featuring Ely Guerra) from their MTV Unplugged session. Alternatively "Mentira", from the same session is also a solid choice.

[@nimedhel09]

Oh my goodness! This threw me back to 2005 and my Spanish class in secondary school. We learnt this song in the class and a few others that were quite popular at the time. I still sometimes randomly begin to sing it to this day hahaha! And now I have the song stuck in my head...

[@jusebau364]

I felts really good to see you racting to Colombian singers... Best of luck from Colombia

[@LaoTzuChi]

I'm so happy for this reaction. I love, love, love Juanes. I have little to no idea what he's saying (LOL), but his melodies and singing are great. Makes for great songs. I am a big fan and have seen him several times. Great artist in my opinion.

[@BethRoars]

Thank you for your comment. I’m glad you liked my reaction. I’m jealous that you have seen him several times. He must be amazing live.

[@fiquitoyunque]

I’ve tried to sing this one in karaoke... and the guy really does his homework with cardio. It is obvious that he works out quite a bit- those long notes and long verses will make you dizzy. BTW, he’s criminally underrated as a rhythm guitarist as well. There was a time where you simply couldn’t see the guy without a guitar in his hand.

[@boriscam4346]

It is correct. That song is pretty much folk from that zone in Colombia (Antioquia). It reminds me of the traditional "coplas" or "trovas" in which old school singers use a lot of improvisation with a little of humor and even double sense in their lyrics. Nice job Juanes could bring that up and adapt it as pop music.

[@xjudgexdreddx]

A small detail about Juanes is that he’s from Medellin, a region that features an accent that tends to be a bit percussive in its accent with regard to their hard consonants, like the P and T sounds. I think this influences his singing style to some degree.

[@Rawwbot]

@Beth Roars I hope you also checked the (translated) lyrics to this song because it is quite sad AND mean while the Music is sounding joyful

[@Excellor64]

One of my favorite artist

[@nalonzorecalde]

Beth, I love the way you look while watching the video. Your expressions show that you’re enjoying it and it’s just lovely. If I were straight, I’d say I’ve fallen for you. Hahaha! Hugs from Buenos Aires, Argentina.

[@juanestebancorreaperez4326]

you should hear Mercedes Sosa

[@hugofernunez]

Yess! please react to Mercedes Sosa "Antiguos dueños de las flechas"

[@gersainc.]

She is a n amazing singer!!! Beautiful!

[@ekhymosisrocknohamuerto5184]

Ay no, qué pereza encontrar esa cantantucha izmierdosa en canales tan nobles como este. NO, NO, NO, NO, NO Y NO.

[@giovis8299]

The intro has roots in carranguera music. One of the many types of Colombian folk music. His first solo album fíjate bien has darker lyrics that coincide more with all the war and violence of the time. He has evolved without losing the essence that make him Juanes. This song doesn’t really showcase his singing ability. He’s an amazing songwriter.

[@belindacoba5158]

If you think he has rock influences, you are right because he started in a spanish rock band called "ekimosis" , they ended playing more colombian folk music and he continued his solo career..

[@ghostmaskkillah7827]

Please hermosa react to "Sin Bandera - Mientes Tan Bien (Primera Fila Acústico "Una Última Vez - Encore") These two songs that can be dedicated to a very special person and with a lot of internal light as you transmit it for its beautiful melody y si te queda tiempo tambien react to - ("Sin Bandera - Te vi venir - Festival de Viña del Mar 2017")

[@danvermont6262]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/e328hYmiq56UsMk this is a good one too.

[@johndavolta3124]

Mientes tan bien is NOT a song you would dedicate to a person. The Lyrics are weird for that

[@ghostmaskkillah7827]

Ya lo se pero la melodía y la armonía es para dedicársela a una mujer hermosa como Beth Roars por ejemplo

[@escobaresco1895]

It’s a mixture of Cumbia and Rock! Cumbia is originally from Colombia 🇨🇴 and traditional music from Colombia. Also Vallenato music! But other Latin countries has adopted the Cumbia style!

[@euprisla]

0:04 / 4:35 La Malagueña - Gaby Moreno - 10/29/2016 one of the best cover of the song. Don't gonna regretted.

[@DanielSanchezsv]

muy buena reaccion, un gran artista.

[@solornelas1505]

BEAUTIFUL ❤ Great Reaction 🙏

[@davidrivera7732]

Please react to Andrea Echeverri🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@jorgesepulveda8380]

nooo eso es malísimo

[@ManuelReviews]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/nIW9iJmfmJeegbM

[@dimitrisnikoloulis4071]

'' La camisa negra '' is a very interesting song from Juanes . Beth , go for '' A Dios le pido '' , is a very touching song ! Juanes has a very unique and interesting voice as you see !

[@netogrimald]

Veo los vídeos por su alegría. De ninguna manera por que es bonita ni por su cautivadora personalidad y hermosa sonrisa.

[@christiancontreras5057]

I already grant Wish at 11:11 o’clock alternate moment & turn back last time along with my belongings and still keeped for a chance

[@PizzaPie8]

You should look into a band called The Hu. They are Mongolian and sing in a rock/tribal style. It sounds unlike anything you have ever heard.

[@jonathanherne3500]

The IMF channel (International Music Feed) introduced me to this song. No regrets 😸

[@andresacostaescobar]

Juanes used to sing rock and he was known for his rock in latin america in the 90s (search for Ekhymosis). Then he got out with these songs as he became popular in the world

[@hilario3123]

Me encanta ver cómo te emocionas con la música latina

[@leonardononino4797]

You've gotta react to Rata Blanca!!

[@ferchuu9]

ufff lo que sería eso

[@elinolasco1019]

Yess!

[@hectorcarreno5470]

This song is based on colombian folklore. Its rhythm is guascarrilera, very popular in the Andes region.

[@greenrevit]

Very interesting Beth. Thanks so much!

[@BethRoars]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@BethRoars]

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[@stevensandi1852]

I love you

[@drswamp8629]

Could you perhaps try pausing the video with space bar? The mouse sounds, well, not that hot.

[@carloscastro9138]

Top Notch Colombian singer , he's Great !!!

[@IsraelFernandezvstheworld]

I don’t know if you speak Spanish or not, but your face tells me you are loving this music and him 😍😍😍

[@ManuelReviews]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/nIW9iJmfmJeegbM

[@zeitroc]

Juanes hada metal band in the 90's in Colombia, and them were very popular in a regional way. He wanted to be famous and later he appeared with this change of sound more latin folk and the rest is history.

[@pamrenee6906]

Love Juanes. He's one I've listened to for years. Others are Alejandra Guzman, Thaliia, Linda Ronstadt, MANA, Alicia Villareal and Grupo Limite, Elida Reyna

[@AndresMendoza-wj5ub]

Yeah Juanes Is the best, where are you from?

[@pamrenee6906]

@@AndresMendoza-wj5ub are you asking me?🤷🏽‍♀️

[@LuisSanchez-vp9nq]

@@AndresMendoza-wj5ub She is Mexican. Did you realize that all the " greats she mencioned were Mexican ?? Talia" great" hahahahaha

[@ekhymosisrocknohamuerto5184]

@@LuisSanchez-vp9nq Huy sí, qué pereza, estos canales están inundados de cantantes de rancheras mexicanos, porque hay mucho mexicano patrioterista pidiéndolos con "los mejores, los grandes" ya fastidian en serio y como son 130 millones de personas, mantienen estos canales inundado con tanto artistucho mexicano y sí Thalía es una artistucha, Pedro Infante no es artistucho, La Maldita Vecindad no son artistuchos.

[@LuisSanchez-vp9nq]

@@ekhymosisrocknohamuerto5184 * Uy. En lo demás no me voy a detener, no vale la pena. Talia " great" 🤣😂😂

[@samueljuarez3687]

Thw official video of CAMISA NEGRA is really good to react.

[@josefranciscoramirez4438]

Great video, as always, if you're still interested in latin rock I recommend you Luis Alberto Spineta the most important artist in Argentinian rock, even above Soda Stereo (even though I'm a big fan of soda).

[@AntonioPaezL]

I love you Beth...plain and simple 😍

[@VictorFlores-jv4jw]

A tus reacciones por favor subtitulos en español, para entenderlos, no todos hablamos ingles y en latinoamerica tambien te vemos !!

[@YizusCrist]

Realmente es muy poco el público, tendría que hacerlo un sub y que ella lo permitiera.

[@Chireiya]

This song was huge in Europe in the early 2000s; I loved it. Now I wonder if you've ever heard from Tiziano Ferro? He was also pretty big (especially in Italy of course) and has some amazing pieces, especially Sere Nere and Imbranato!

[@miyabastefjord2612]

k.d.Lang!! She has an amazing voice. I would like for you to watch a live video from the past and on from more resent days. Just to compare how and if her voice have change.

[@luisferr2001]

this is an amazing jam, back in its time it was the bomb! so popular in every Latin American country.

[@hooverelondono9946]

Juanes voted Top 40 musical influencers of all time along with Beatles and Bob Marley a true musician .

[@angiellinagracegasparquill3669]

saludos desde latinamerica 💜💜💜💜

[@adlerverdugo7156]

Please do more Juanes!

[@bleedthefreak6295]

Juanes made in Colombia bebé 😍 tengo la camisa negra y debajo tengo el difunto 🎶❤️

[@puslint]

El Rey - Alejandro Fernández in Spain Beautiful

[@davidarredondo3770]

Beautiful

[@sofiaelizabeth02]

Juanes ♥️

[@joseorlandovergaralopez8421]

Hi Beth. Escucha Aterciopelados de Colombia. Tienen canciones interesantes, pero empieza por "Baracunatana"

[@BigNews2021]

Yes!

[@dragondraco1]

Mago de Oz “Molinos de Viento” please

[@ale3cer]

"Mariachi Vargas de Tecatitlan = El Pastor " You will not be sorry. The amount of air in that Man is, well...breathtaking!! Yodel/Falsete

[@paisa20]

Thanks!!!

[@jonathanherne3500]

came across juanes because of the (IMF), no regrets

[@NONEXISTENTGAMER]

You’d love Julio Iglesias that would be an awesome reaction

[@ricardochavez8378]

Miguel Bosé in live concert the song it´s called "SEVILLA, LAS VENTAS 2007" I want to see your reaction, it's exceptional really really exceptional this song,I know you will enjoy it , please Beth!!

[@Historias_IA21]

I really love you accent!!

[@gatotoribio6867]

analiza a ABEL PINTOS , GRACIAS !!

[@BethRoars]

Thanks for the suggestion! Check out my new Vocal Coach reacts to Abel Pintos here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y5OwZGh9nJVqn68

[@kevinvillalobosgarcia404]

Beth you should react to David Bisbal

[@EldelaClave]

i like his Rock days with Ekimosis, over this pop thingy!

[@aev4804]

Buen video, saludos desde Chile✌

[@anacontreras4186]

You should react to "Si la vez" live by Franco de Vita ft. Sin bandera ❤

[@shinin20]

If you wanna listen to him singing in English, you should look for his performance at Annual Kennedy Center Honours; he sang Hotel California

[@michaelhernandez3927]

Juanes came to my elementary school when I was in the 3rd grade idk how my principal was able to get him to come to our elementary school in Houston

[@carlosdanielcortesgonzalez3228]

Sin Bandera" pleas kilómetros

[@zk_Aiden]

x6

[@figojavieraquinosantiago4606]

Querida - Juanes and Juan Gabriel

[@dagobertopulido7650]

You MUST react to "Y lloro" by leonel Gracia from Sin Bandera ft Carla Morrison

[@bobbytabernacle]

Yooo throwback to high school Spanish class lol anybody else?

[@PJBlanco]

Hello Beth! How about Santana featuring Juanes - La Flaca. Amazing song with Santana! Rock!

[@juancmoreno70]

Hi Beth !! Excuse me for my english, I'm not native speaker... About Juanes there are many interesting things to know... He started as a lead vocal for a band called Ekhymosis, he was very young in that time... They also do a cover for "Message on a Bottle" compiled in a tribute work from hispanic singers to the British band Police. Can you make a react to Ekhymosis (Juanes as vocal) theme "Solo", or perhaps to Message on a Bottle cover ? thank you very much for your videos and greetings from Colombia !!

[@carlospelayoiriarte5732]

Nice! But I think it could be more interesting if you were analyzed his song "Volverte a ver" Unppluged version.

[@herson423]

I love your react vids.

[@007MrYang]

This song is so goddamn nostalgic.

[@jockpo523]

Memphis la blusera, you'll find a great singer with an unique voice.

[@yovnx]

This song in particular is really hard to be understood in different languages due to the MASSIVE slangs that Juanes uses in this song, slangs that are mostly used in Colombia and only there. He also uses puns and phonetic tricks to cover curses with other words but, when pronounced we in Colombia tend to associate it with such curse due to how we pronunciate it. Example: 1. [Y fue pura] todita tu mentira. Here we tend to mislead it with hijueputa, because of how Juanes sang that line. 2. Lo que ayer me supo a gloria hoy me sabe a pura [Miércoles] por la tarde... On that one he covered the word Mierda (shit) with Miércoles, why? Because in Colombia when we want to say such word without sounding rude instead of Mierda we say Miercoles. Example: Eso es pura mierda // Eso es pura Miércoles. This one in particular is taught by our mothers to avoid cursing around. This song was also released when many of us were kids so Juanes plays an important role of the young adults of Colombia nowadays and we didn't even get it right the first time.

[@sovex9331]

This song is a legend :)

[@andresavila408]

The first JUANES band - ekhymosis - solo