Today I’m reacting to Dimash Kudaibergen singing Sinful passion which leads to another shocking reaction. Just amazing! Hope you enjoy and leave a like comment and subscribe to my channel:) You can also follow me on instagram: @gabssi3
Ella, every time you listen a song performed by Dimash you will be in shock. He in a song killer. If you want to listen vocalize virtuosity then listen the song "Know" (from new wave concert). Also react to "Love is like a dream" , "Love of tired swans", "Screaming" (official), "Ogni pietra" (Olimpico), "Passione", "Diva dance (from Bastau concert), "Ti amo cosi", "Our love" (from China show Masked singer), Samaltau … or any other song.
Another AMAZING! performance by Dimash. Great reaction by Gabbsi. Thank you Gabbsi, I really enjoyed your reaction to this AMAZING! performance by the AMAZINGLY Gifted Dimash. Just as an interesting bit of information, his last name Qudaibergen translates in to English as "God given or given by God or God's gift". This is very interesting when we consider the incredible gifted talent that he is.
I just discovered your channel and have been binge-watching your reactions. You are among the best reactors I have seen so far. Your comments and analysis are truly worth watching. The band A-Studio is originally from Kazakhstan. The keyboard player, Baigali Serkebaev, composed the song together with the poet Ilia Reznik, and the song was first performed in 1998. The singer of the group A-Studio passed away in 2015, and in this concert, the group was backing up guest vocalists. The triangle man is multi-percussionist Ilya Pokrovsky, a very talented man and a close friend of Dimash and member of the Dimash team (DQ Team). He plays various percussion instruments and accompanies Dimash in all his concerts. Someone explained that the special tribal riff is something practiced in Kazakhstan, Mongolia, and other parts of Asia. A similar technique is also used in some parts of the Middle East. It is referred to by some as a "glottal stop". We use it too when we say "uh oh". A Kazakh RU-vidr commented that Dimash used a Kazakh singing technique, called 'komeymen aytu'. You can hear it among the Turan Group. Sakha people use this technique too; they call it 'kylyhah'. I read somewhere that the tribal vocalization was a tribute to the deceased singer, as it is similar to a technique usually used by women in Kazakh funeral ceremonies. This concert was organized by the man in the white shirt who stood up in the first row, Billionaire Igor Krutoy, a famous Ukrainian and Russian music composer, performer, producer, and musical promoter. It was this performance that prompted him to come out of retirement and compose masterpieces for Dimash to sing, such as I miss you, Ogni Pietra, Your Love, just to name a few. Since this concert, he has been collaborating with Dimash, writing music with his vocal range in mind, and often accompanying him on the piano. So you'll see more of him. It must be very satisfying for him to sit down and compose music without constraints (limitations by ordinary singers). High notes, low notes, whatever his genius mind can conceive, Dimash will achieve.
I’m told via comments that it was an Arabic cry for the band. A tribute to their original vocalist who died, and whom this song was written for, by A Studio’s pianist/leader. Dimash agreed to sing it with this weeping vocal arrangement by Dimash.
Спасибо за отличную реакцию, вот и вы влились в ряды поклонников Димаша, , мне 65 лет,.... .после, того как я в пераый раз прослушала Димаша с песней SOS,.............. . Я первые дни, ничего не могла дома делать, ходила, как будто,, меня ,, обухом по голове огрели,, очухаться не могла,.... Так что привыкай, ДЕВОЧКА моя... Примечание: Я никогда не была ничьей фанаткой, даже в молодые годы... А теперь... Под старость лет меня,, угораздило,,...... Ь
Hi sweetie!! Dimash is doing a form of bleating of his voice to achieve this effect. It’s a part of Kazakhstan folk singing. Love your reaction too!!! Just to let you know my Grandpa was from Slovenija and my Grandma was from Hungary. Beautiful stories of their countries. 🤗♥️
So you know dear, he's an excellent DIVER!!! So he can hold his breath for quite some time and he knows how to take air in and manage his breathing. Awesome!!!
To me Ella, he's the greatest gift of sound that you could ever hear. Yes, he is way beyond the so-called 'Boundary'. Your reaction was just like many others who were speechless. Now please go and have a listen to Ogni Pietra fan-cam version. It will bring tears of joy. Trust me, I've seen all his videos. They blow me and everyone else away.. Spasiba 🙏🙏🙏
Many people below in the comments section will explain what he is doing vocally so you should read them and do some research to figure it out. For me, it's just another example of how well trained his voice is and how much hard work had to have gone into learning how to do it. He is in Wikipedia and they give you lots of useful info there, including his devotion to his fans ('Dears', as they are known) and his philanthropy. He truly is, as one of the vocal teachers called him, a "one-in-seven-billion" entertainer. Just means that there may not be anyone else on this planet that can do what he does...he may be right!
I sooooooo loooovvveee your reaction girl!!!That is DIMASH!!!!!!The most wonderful..unbelievable...and have it all greatest singer and persona.Thankyou for the great reactionto this performance. I would suggest OGNI PIETRA AND PASSIONE.....THESE will leave you in great awe!
Some things I really like about your reactions - you place your comments very well musically, listening intently during the most important parts & speaking in the "breaks". Another thing - you back up & replay some of the coolest parts - I love that! I've heard that the melismas he was doing are based on traditional Kazakh/Mongol singing, similar to yodeling; as Bob commented, the New Wave version, as well as several other versions of "Know" have lots of it. I'm another person with the opinion that Dimash is the best on the planet, those register & style changes are so seamless & the tones always so impossibly perfect. Very insightful reaction & commentary, Ella!
it's so funny everyone describes him as Alien when I see him as Super Human because you can't deny his humanity towards others shines brilliantly. But you got hooked by Dimash and it's an unrelenting addiction. I know because I'm addicted too LOL
Дорогая Девушка! Мне понравилась Ваша реакция. Спасибо. Последний вокализ длился на одном дыхании 22 секунды. /////////////////// Вам понравился вокализ с восточным колоритом (я думала, что это - горловое пение). Послушайте народную казахскую песню "САМАЛ ТАУ", которую Димаш исполнил в Китае 20 октября 2019 г. на закрытии 6-го международного кинофестиваля «Шелковый путь») ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-1NkoFc-bQ_s.html //////////////// В этой песне в конце тоже есть вокализ с восточным колоритом. Один из комментаторов написал о нем следующее РАЗЪЯСНЕНИЕ: "Нет, это не горловое пение. Но "Грешную страсть" и "Самал тау" объединяет именно вокализ, причём это чисто казахский, трудно назвать такое вокализом, так как он используется в жоктау - плачь по умершему (оплакивание на похоронах). В этих двух случаях используется чисто этнический , понятный казахам напев, полный горечи, боли , потери, что даже не понимающий казахского языка человек испытывает тревогу и понимает трагичность смысла песни. У меня не столько слова, а именно этот напев рвёт душу и в этом месте плачу. Самая суть песни, самая боль человека в этом напеве" //////////////////////// Милая девушка, смотрите и слушайте Димаша. Каждая его песня полна СЮРПРИЗОВ, каждая его песня - ШЕДЕВР
я тоже вставлю 5 копеек,на счёт таких вот прекрасных мотивов в песни Hello , как говорят знающие люди то там при исполнении нужно воздух из лёгких как минимум 3 человек
@@user-cr4fw4ug1z Как интересно. Я не знала. Вчера смотрела одного молодого блогера. Он, ошарашенный нечеловеческими способностями,сказал: "Димаш, в какой лаборатории ты родился?"
@@asia394 О сколько нам открытий чудных Готовят просвещенья дух И опыт, сын ошибок трудных, И гений, парадоксов друг, [ И случай, бог изобретатель... ] А.С Пушкин
написали Вы на Русском языке Англоговорящему человеку. Браво! Еще и с афоризмами которые не переводятся тупым гуглом. Мои поздравления ваш уровень серого вещества вырос на 0.1%.
Dimash is a Master of technique. Pop..Opera..full voice..tiny voice..a whisper..a soprano a tenor a bass an that's all in 1 song. When you think he has shown it all to you..he takes you to another level. He is from outer space. Your reaction is priceless again well done..your reactions are the very best.
Great reaction! This is my favorite Dimash song. My suggestion for next song Ogni Pietra (fancam).. isn't he unbelievable? I found him a year ago. I still cry almost every time I hear this performance and some of his other songs. Keep going!
Gran reacción, una interpretación magistral de Dimash. En la interpretación de Hello en Im a singer tambien usa mellisma parecido. Dimash es tan versatil, que ha desarrollado no solo sus agudos si no sus tonos graves, tienes que ver Love is like a dream, y verás los tonos graves desde el vocal Fry con un final impactante de la interpretación. Por esa canción en Rusia ganó el premio Victoria (homonimo del Grammy) como interprete revelación del año., tambien ganó el premio como mejor interprete de canto lirico por Olimpico (Ogni Pietra). La verdad que a Dimash hay que disfrutarlo con sus interpretaciones alucinantes, que tratar de entender como lo hace,, hasta los vocal coach no se ponen de acuerdo en muchas de los recursos técnicos que utiliza Dimash. Saludos desde Nicaragua.
Just found you as I love Dimash and search the net for first reactions to give in to my Dimash addiction. Love your reactions. WHERE ARE YOU!!! 11 Months ago? Hope you are well.
You fell in love with Dimash 😂😂😂 You love this oriental sound? Please react to know New wave. You will love it 💕 stunning performance. He will impress you every time
sigue reacts a dimash cada presentacion te va dejar impresionada cada ves es mucho mejor, es el mejor cantante del mundo como el no , no habido en el mundo , bueno slds. y espero mas reacts de el,
Ella, I see your most recent video is 3 months ago. I hope you're OK. Please let us know you are. I first discovered you 3 months ago reacting to Dimash. I'm sure you know there's a lot of Dimash reaction videos. I keep coming back to re-watch yours. They're my favorite . You're adorable.
@@gabbsireactions6513 here is some nice Arabic songs. dont know if you only like songs with singing thou. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ZMOEHcc_LNY.html im not Arabic at all but i have strong feelings for music like this. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-6W3krLcMwJ8.html .. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-H6OqQLrmSc8.html long mix of Arabic chillout ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-iNJTRhtgIFA.html .. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-IZ_mwgaa17s.html this one is Hindi India. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-PDBCg5qeSqs.html .. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-N05h7GiUldc.html try if you like this from India. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-RpQLtquoMAU.html videos from india is often amazing in many ways colors rhythm outfits dancing and the coreography is outstanding. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-q2-XIj0W_Y0.html hope you can listen to some. 😁
The man in the white shirt standing and applauding in the audience is Igor Krutoy. He is a major mover and shaker in the Russian music industry and is personally worth about $13 billion US dollars. Shortly after this performance, Igor came out of semi-retirement to compose music and play the piano for Dimash. That have a rather remarkable father-son type of relationship. Igor is also sponsoring another very promising singer from Russia by the name of Diana Ankudinova....someone else you will want to react to in your videos. Start with Derniere Danse (14 years old), Wicked Game (15 years old), and Human (15 years old). She is currently 17 years old and has quite a few additional videos online. Side note: I stumbled across Dimash about two months ago while watching a reaction video on Diana Ankudinova. Not a day passes that I don't watch and rewatch their music videos. I'm a 69 year old American male and I've NEVER seen or heard anything like these two remarkable singers.
7:01 This chant is a Kazakhstan ritual, it is an omen to the dead that shows respect, admiration and passage in time, he performed the ritual during the show in respect for the composer of the song Sinful Passion who is now deceased.
You are one of a small number of people who make reaction videos that even mentioned those crazy runs at the end of the song, how cool is that. I saw a vocal coach play that interesting vocal style back in slow motion sound and when I heard it I knew it was real, and I can only imagine how much practice it takes to make those vocal maneuvers so fast in real time. That is amazing all on its own. I like your reactions, they are interesting and genuine. Oh, and a side note, you always look wonderful :-)
Hi Ella, thanks for your reaction, that was an ethnic sound I forgot the mane in russian and kazakh (I'm italian) but in english should be "bleating" like a goat bleats. and yes those runs he made last for more tha 22 sec. without breathing( he made it effortless) and believe me you are going to ibe impressed by him even more he always raises the bar. Take care and be safe
A technique call "Mellisma", very prevalent in middle eastern, Turkish, African cultures. Hear a lot during prayers or call to prayer. I believe that was his 23 second run. Take your videos from Dimash YT channel, or Gloria WU YT channel-she does a lot of the back stories to a lot of his songs & puts in subtitles for him. You won't have copyright problems with these two channels
That sound (yodeling) is a tribal kasak song for the deaths... It was a homage for the one of the 4 elements of the band "A'Studio" (the author of Sinful Passion) on stage that died early...
The vocal technique you were struck by is a rapid register change, like a yodel. I think it might be a form of ululation, although I've only ever heard it done in a soprano register. It's a Middle Eastern technique. That spectacular run up to G#5 and back down lasted 22 seconds on one breath. Try "Love is Like a Dream" for low range intimate singing, and "Olympico/Ogni Pietra" for low range power. "Know" is especially good for spectacular runs. "Adagio" is sheer passion.
Yes, I’ve never heard a vocalist use classical and contemporary Western styles with popular and folk Eastern styles so consistently through each song. And he’s not doing it to show off-somehow, ingeniously, Dimash uses these styles and techniques for pure musical expression. They always feel right. This sort of thing is infinitely more impressive to me than his octave range. I really don’t care what high or low notes he can hit. It’s _how_ he uses the scope of colors his voice is capable of. You can tell he lavishes so much time and effort into his interpretation of each piece. They are as well crafted as a sonata. Every great singer does this, but nature and nurture gave Dimash more arrows in his quiver.
As someone mentioned before, do "Know" from New Wave 2019. Besides it being an extraordinary piece of music and performance, he talks afterwards and it's really lovely ❣️
Di fronte gli attacchi ricevuti da Dimash da parte di qualcuno geloso del successu di Dimash dalla mia conoscenza vocale e musicale in questo secolo non si è mai visto una cosa di questo genere ora riconusciuto da tutto il mondo con il premio che ha conseguito con il Grammy in de word
I don't get the whole copyright thing. There is no better promotion/advertising than good reaction videos. I bet there are tens of thousands of people who found out about "The Singer" through reaction videos and are continuing to watch on their own because the show and it's musical production is really, really good.
That was one of the best reactions I've seen, so similar to what I felt the first time I heard this song. You're right about boundaries. Dimash will be looked back on as a singer who showed people what is possible to do with one's voice, things nobody thought were possible. Usually you hear one song of a singer and you pretty know their capability. With Dimash you probably need at least 6! Wait till you hear the Diva Dance, or hear him sing opera Ogni Pietra, or show you the tear jerking emotions of Audumn Strong and Daybreak (Gloria Wu channel's versions give you the all important related backgrounds) his vocal fry range, all the way up to his insane sustained D8 whistle tone! He already plays many instruments, sings in multiple languages, and is currently continuing to improve himself by turning himself into an amazing dancer!!!
The part you had to relisted to, was a middle eastern flair, and what's insane about him changing his voice isn't how often he does it, it's how easily he changes it!
Enjoyed this and your SOS reaction. 🙌🏼💕Although he sings in a similar style in “Hello” it is from Singer 2018 so be cautious of the copyright. I’d recommend “Daybreak” from his Bastau concert...it’s on his official channel. Backstory: Chinese singer Han Hong wrote it about her adoptive son (from his perspective) whose parents died in a cable car accident but not before lifting him to safety. Definitely turn on the subtitles, the lyrics are sad but lovely. Dimash sings it with such unbelievable emotion, IMHO one of his all time best live performances! 😊👍🏼
Hello from Southern California. I just discovered you and watched your other 2 reaction videos to Dimash. I really like you. You impressed me with the purity and honesty of your reactions. I suspect we can all relate with your reactions, and understand why you say what you do. I think most people would agree with your comment that he crosses a boundary that you/we thought impossible. Again, I really like you. I'm going to subscribe now . Thank you for your videos.
Great reaction Dimash should be added to the list of World Wonders. He has an endless pool of talent,I think you would enjoy his performance of Little Richie’s Hello where he does some unique Middle eastern sounds look for it in Dimash or Gloria Wu’s channel to evade copyright issues.
I don't know if anyone mentioned it, but the 'Oriental' sound you referred to was a Turkish funeral lament that he added to the song as a tribute to the lead singer of A-Studio (the band that he is with on stage, and original performers of the song) who passed away of a heart attack.
