Dimash Kudaibergen - Sinful Passion (Reaction) 

You are very welcome

I agree. Dimash is AMAZING!!! Here is my Dimash cover song: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-y6dzMVXSg4g.html

@@InfoArtistJK Beautiful!!!

@@Adriana-bn2vb Thank u! Dimash is an inspiration! Thanks for listening and ur feedback compliment.

Thank you!

HAHAHHAAHA YES

It's called a "hammer vibrato"

@@jayv999 in english "trill "in italian "nota ribattuta" or more in english "bleating" a goat bleats, Dimash starts with a "trill "and then he goes to a "nota ribattuta"(which is the closest definition) this is what I know about that.

WELL ACTUALLY IT’S CALLED DIMASH

Americans sometimes call it a type of yodeling

@@inquisitvem6723 the exact definition is "nota ribattuta" (in operatic/classic music all the terms are in italian like vibrato, staccato, crescendo, allegro, andante..and so on ) in english is trill (in italian trillo) that is all I know about it.

No problem 😊

Ooooo ok noted!

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dkPS6t84qg4.html Ogni Pietra Olympico.

Thanks for watching!

omg yes I couldn't remember on the spot what it was called, so thank you for reminding me!

@@lisadanae it is a "stretto tremolo", tremolo with acceleration... very rare and very hard to do.

Arabic melism its a better name to the one that Dimash did

@@mattcrown3484yes, you are right. But I can't remember practical use in songs even in middle-eastern. I guess it's a dim ash's first time using.

I've been told this needs to be my next one!

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dkPS6t84qg4.html Ogni Pietra

Thank you very much for these iinformations. Hello from France.

@@KTI1528 Salut! Merci, nous devons aussi remercier Carlos. La façon dont Dimash produit le son est appelée un «début vocal». Je ne peux pas traduire correctement le début. C'est le tout début du son. Pour faire ce qu'il fait dans cette section, vous devez expirer et commencer à faire du son exactement en même temps, très rapidement. Essayez de dire quelque chose comme «et» sans aucun son aérien, OU «cliquez» du tout. Maintenant, voyez à quelle vitesse il peut le faire..!! Bon chance!

Wow Carlos how howww u know so much about this song ? this is the best explanation thxs many times I even make a copy of your comments

Hey, well first I’m not Carlos. He posted this on one of the other sites. Everyone is interested in the vocal section after his falsetto. That is the traditional piece. It is incredibly clever. If you listen to the end of the falsetto section (opera style) , so you will hear that Dimash closes the last high note off early. It is not rounded but more ...focused. This sets up for the Qazaq lament section - which is amazing. This traditional singing is done by rapid vocal onsets. An onset is the instant you make a sound. If you breathe first you get a breathy sound. If you breathe late there is a click. If it is perfect you get a clean start to the sound. Try with saying ‘Ah’ and make that sound very clean...it is hard! Now watch Dimash. Look at how fast and how clean this is! Incredible! So to be clear Carlos Abreu, not me, posted the first comments telling all the Dears some of the history of the song. My additional information comes from watching almost every decent reaction and commentary on this video. Too many people pause and miss the big picture. My suggestion? Listen on your own first and then check out good voice teachers to understand what he is doing and then have fun watching other people say WOW! Either way enjoy!

No entienden español 💀

Thank you!

Yes!

Yes!

Lol! More to come! I keep trying to space everything out

I hear ya'. I understand the thought. He's SOOOOO good! But of course Dimash is not God. I know you know that. Hyperbole, right? Dimash has that effect. He's already talked about his appreciation of the REAL God given gift he has. Dimash is an example of God given talent with incredible intense work to take his gift as far as he can. Dimash would be embarrassed to be called God. Thanks!

Hahahahaha right!?

She was too shocked to realize the breath control. This happens to many people, lol

@@arwengarraway9143 Exactly. Many people have to watch at least twice to notice he keeps singing.