Okey, I don't know about copyright but the original song (with Amaia Montero, who was the first leas singer of the band) it's much powerful, or at least it is for me. But La oreja de van Gogh is one of the most Spanish popular bands ever since the early 2000. Keep reacting to them ❤️🙏🏽
I've been a big fan of LOVG since I came across their music in Spain in 2006 and I have all their CDs. It's tragic that it's taken the English-speaking world so long to discover them. They're every bit as talented as ABBA.
Keep reacting La Oreja please!! Their music is great, I think vocalist Leire has the better songs like Inmortal, Día Cero, Durante una Mirada and Verano are bops
This song is about all the feelings that you can't be able to say to the person who you love, is about the frustration, and how you may feel like a "rag doll" by not being able to express your love because or the fear or by deciding to stay silent.
All the songs of la oreja de Van Gogh are good. First it was another singer in the band, I love her singing this song. Van the “new” has a similar voice.
I would love to see you react to Sissel Kyrkjebø, the angel of Norway. She is a amazing singer with a godgiven voice and has been singing for over four decades now. Could you please react to her singing "You'll Never Walk Alone"?
Nooooo :( The original is with Amaia Montero. The magic of his music is with her 🥹 React to the original Muñeca de trapo or La playa (official video). La oreja de Van Gogh was famous with amaia between 1998 and 2007 in LA.
React to Efecto Mariposa - Por quererte. I am interested to see what you think of her voice, it is very nice and particular, she sounds in my opinion similar to Lady Antebellum
Amaia Montero no longer had a voice when that song came out and because of the musical arrangements and the power of Leire's voice, it seems that it was made for her. The song is from La Oreja de Van Gogh and they are the originals of the song..
It's ok, but Amaia Montero's version is so much better. She's one of my favourite female singers. This is like listening No Doubt without Gwen Stefani. Not the same.
